Irwin’s Legacy Pt. 12 – Designing a Secondary Career Path
By the time Irwin was 40 years old, in 1985, he had won 17 times on the PGA Tour. And another aspect of his professional career began to take shape — as a golf course designer.
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Irwin’s Legacy Pt. 11 – All in the Family
Multiple generations of Irwins have been in Hale’s corner during a career that’s lasted more than a half-century.
Irwin’s Legacy Pt. 10 – Giving Back
While Irwin was long known as one of the fiercest competitors in golf, there are other aspects of his life that reveal a caring, compassionate side…
Irwin’s Legacy Pt. 9 – Setting the Standard in Senior Golf
Irwin’s PGA Tour Champions career speaks for itself that he owns the most Champions victories in history, with 45. Only Bernhard Langer, with 40 as of the end of August…
Irwin’s Legacy Pt. 8 – And More Success on Tour
While the 1990 U.S. Open victory would have been a fitting bookend for Irwin’s PGA Tour win list, he wasn’t done yet. Indeed,
he went on to win the very next week, at the Buick Classic and finished sixth on the PGA Tour money list in 1990 at age 45.
Local Tour Roundup
Former CU golfer Heisele finishes second in Challenge Tour final to regain European Tour card; ex-Air Force Academy golfer Whitney falls in playoff on Latinoamerica Tour for another top-10
‘Kupcho Kountdown’
Coloradan Jennifer Kupcho posts third top-5 finish of rookie LPGA Tour season and easily qualifies for CME Group Tour Championship
Major Step
Denver’s Michael Schoolcraft lands spot in Final Stage of Korn Ferry Tour Q-school after placing second in Stage 2; former CSU golfer Yates also advances
Hitting the Ground Running
Denver native Hubbard looks determined to make impact in his second go-around on PGA Tour
