Ludvig Aberg a famous winner and Brian Campbell an unknown. Both are important to the PGA Tour
One week the PGA Tour winner was Ludvig Aberg, a Swede so supremely talented that he played in a Ryder Cup before his first major, entered the top 10 in the world ranking just nine months after he left college and has been there ever since.
Yet in that moment, it appeared the best week of Campbell’s career would finish just short of a PGA TOUR victory. It was a noble effort for Campbell, who has battled injuries in recent years ...
The win represents not only the first of Campbell's PGA Tour career but the first of his professional career as he becomes the second straight first-time winner to reign supreme at the Mexico ...
Once a star amateur at Illinois, Campbell turned pro in 2015 and quickly earned his PGA Tour card. But golf is a fickle sport. Campbell lost his card in 2017 and went back to the Korn Ferry ...
He blasted out some 6 feet by and missed the birdie putt to the left, setting up Campbell for a moment that once seemed so far away. He was winless in 186 starts on the Korn Ferry and PGA TOUR ...
Brian Campbell played well enough to win the Mexico Open for his first PGA Tour victory. He also needed the break of a ...
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PGA TOUR rookie Brian Campbell earned his first career win after 187 TOUR-sanctioned starts at the Mexico Open at VidantaWorld. Campbell, who earned his TOUR card via the Korn Ferry Tour ...
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