AUGUST 31, 2015
MAGGERT KEEPS ON WINNING
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acing a two-stroke deficit to start the final round, Jeff Maggert made his charge early with threestraight opening birdies. He strung together three more consecutive birdies later on as he became the Charles Schwab Cup points leader with his fourth Champions Tour title of 2015. Maggert, 51, is the senior circuit’s earnings leader with more than $2 million, the most he’s ever made in a single season during his professional career. His 14-under total (68-68-66) featured 17 birdies. The two-stroke win was his second victory in his past three starts. Among his titles in 2015 are two majors, the U.S. Senior Open and the Regions Tradition.
JEFF MAGGERT WON FOR THE FOURTH TIME THIS SEASON WITH HIS G30 DRIVER.
9 PING PLAYERS ADVANCE IN PLAYOFFS
D CARLOS ORTIZ HAD A 62 ON SATURDAY.
aniel Summerhays, Carlos Ortiz, Mark Wilson, and Jason Gore all made significant moves up the FedExCup points board based on strong performances at The Barclays. They will be among nine PING pros who’ve advanced to the second round of
the playoffs beginning Friday at the Deutsche Bank Championship outside Boston. Next best to Bubba Watson’s thirdplace result at The Barclays was a T6 from Summerhays that moved him up 26 spots. PGA Tour rookie Ortiz fired the low
round at The Barclays, a sparkling 8-under 62 on Saturday. Both he and Mark Wilson climbed 29 spots and into the top 100 qualifiers for the Deutsche Bank. Gore jumped 19 places to advance in the playoffs. See PING’s full roster on the next page.