Showing posts with label Peter Senior. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter Senior. Show all posts

Sunday, 6 November 2011

Senior Secures 3rd in Charles Schwab Cup


Peter Senior ended a terrific 2011 campaign on the Champions Tour with a solid 3-under par round of 68 in the Charles Schwab Cup Championship. Senior's 68 equalled the lowest round of the day at Harding Park and moved him into 17th place for the championship.

This result earned Senior enough ranking points to collect the US$300,000 bonus for securing 3rd place in the season-running Charles Schwab Cup. Senior played consistently well throughout 2011, racking up 12 top 10's and amassing US$1,434,119 in prizemoney. With 3 runner-up finishes that included 2 playoff losses, the only thing that could have made Senior's year sweeter would have been a victory.

Congratulations to Pete and coach Gary Edwin on a fantastic season!!

Monday, 17 October 2011

Senior 5th at AT&T Championship


A final round 67 has left Peter Senior in 5th position at the Champion Tour's AT&T Championship. With this result, Senior clocked up his 12th top 10 finish of the season (only Mark Calcavecchia has more top 10's)and keeps his hopes alive of winning the Charles Schwab Cup. Senior is one of only 5 players who still have a chance of earning enough points in the final event of the season to claim the Cup and the US$1million bonus purse that goes with it!

Remarkably, Pete Senior finished the tournament without making a bogey, marking the second time he has done so this year and the third time he has accomplished this feat in his two seasons on the Champions Tour. Dating back to the previous tournament, Senior has a run of 58 consecutive holes without a bogey and will carry that string into the first round of the upcoming Charles Schwab Cup Championship later this month.

Sunday, 18 October 2009

Senior Wins at The Willows


Peter Senior has won the North Queensland Masters at the Willows Golf Resort. Senior, the legend of Australian golf, romped home to victory by four strokes with rounds of 66, 67. Senior was on fire early in the final round with four birdies in the first five holes that helped open up an unassailable lead in the championship. "I hit the two par fives (2nd and 5th holes) in two, and getting to four under so quickly set me up for the day" Senior said.


Pete will now make his way across to Perth for the Handa Australian Seniors Open. This will be his first official tournament on the Legends Tour and will tee off as one of the favourites to claim the title.