Brendan Jones is the latest Australian to earn playing rights on the PGA Tour Champions, and he will begin his life as a 50-something on the most lucrative senior tour in the world.
A host of Aussie greats will seek to extend their country’s recent dominance when the final stage of the PGA Tour Champions Qualifying Tournament tees off in Arizona tonight, Australian time.
The former amateur star was excited to learn his third win in his 10th start as a professional means Kobori has the same win record as Tiger Woods at the same stage of his early life as a pro.
Jones feels that his surprise success in New Zealand in March has counted against him but hopes the prestige of this week’s Asian Tour marquee event at Tanah Merah Country Club, which begins today, could inspire a return to form.
New Zealand Open champion Brendan Jones may delay his start to the 2023 Japan Golf Tour season as he eyes a late charge at the ISPS Handa PGA Tour of Australasia Order of Merit crown.
Great mates Adam Scott and Marc Leishman will contest the first two rounds of the 150th Open Championship together after tee times were released for the highly anticipated Major at St Andrews.
Jones has recorded nine top-10 finishes to be sixth on the Japan Golf Tour moneylist and qualify for the season-ending Golf Nippon Series JT Cup next week.
Brendan Jones is back where his 16-year love affair with Japan first took hold as he headlines the Australian contingent at the Mynavi ABC Championship.
Australian Golf Digest
