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Fred Funk’s chip-in seals made cut at Bermuda Championship

SOUTHAMPTON, Bermuda - Fred Funk earned his first PGA TOUR card at age 32, after seven years as the University of Maryland golf coach and time as a newspaper circulation supervisor. That was in 1989. This week, Funk played the first two rounds of the Bermuda Championship with his son Taylor, who turned 25 on Friday. RELATED: Full leaderboard | Fred Funk, son Taylor paired together in Bermuda And Funk, 64, delivered a moment that will endure in the family archive. Arriving at his final hole Friday at even par at Port Royal GC, he needed to make birdie to cement a place inside the cut line, and become one of just four players to make a TOUR cut at age 64 or older since 1970. The other three: Sam Snead, Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson. From the left fringe, 20 feet away, Funk chipped in for birdie. Taylor made an immediate beeline toward his dad, and the two shared a celebration not unlike that between an NFL quarterback and wide receiver after a touchdown. With a two-day total of 1-under 141, Funk assured a spot on the weekend in his 650th TOUR start. It marks his 452nd cut made - and first with Taylor cheering from inside the ropes. "He almost killed me," laughed Funk of the post-birdie celebration on the par-4 ninth green at Port Royal. "He horse-collared me, and I wasn't ready for it." "I went the other way, and I was like, ‘I didn't hurt you, did I?'" replied Taylor. "He's very fragile nowadays. No, it was a cool moment to hug him after that. Looked like he was about to cry, making the cut again. It was cool. "This guy is pretty damn good for an old guy. (To make the cut), not many 64-year-olds can do that in the world. It was fun to be out there and compete in a PGA TOUR event, and to do it next to my dad was awesome." Earlier in the week, Funk said that he planned to be Taylor's cheerleader over two days at Port Royal. This week marked Taylor's second TOUR start - the University of Texas alum plays various mini-tours and Monday qualifiers in chase of his TOUR dreams - and Funk knew the potential magnitude of the week as Taylor aims to climb the professional golf ladder. As the second round wound down, though, the tables turned. "On the sixth hole, our 15th, I was like, ‘I'm your cheerleader now,'" said Taylor. "I'm 6 over, I was rooting him on and tried to keep him upbeat, and keep his mind off the body aches. It was a great time." "Yeah, it really was," Funk added. "It was an incredibly hard day out there, a lot of guessing. Tough to even putt with this kind of wind ... you get behind the eight-ball, and it's hard to come back from. "I was in good position, then I made a double bogey on No. 5, and all of a sudden I'm not in good position, and tough holes coming in. Somehow I made a birdie on 7, and then I made a great up-and-down on 8, and then a chip-in on 9. It was really sweet." Taylor and his sister Perri were home-schooled on the road by their mom Sharon, allowing the family to travel together "95 percent of the time" as the kids grew up. This arrangement also allowed the father-son duo to play countless rounds. "Instead of me hitting balls, we would go to another golf course and play, and we'd probably do that two to three times per week if I made the cut, and if I didn't make the cut, we were playing on the weekend somewhere else," Funk recalled. We learned to play really fast because Taylor would get there, we'd have two-and-a-half or three hours ‘til dark. He'd say, ‘C'mon Dad, we've got to get 18, can we get 18?' "I said, ‘I don't think.' "He said, ‘No, we're going to get 18.' "So many times, we got 18 holes in when it looked like we had no chance." This week, the Funks played 36 holes of PGA TOUR competition. And Dad joined three Hall of Famers as the oldest to finish in the money. "Say that again?" asked Funk when informed of the longevity statistic. "Watson, Nicklaus and Snead? That's really good. "And then Funk. You throw that in there, it doesn't sound right, does it?" It sounds exactly right.

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A la semana siguiente, el japonés ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP se jugará en Sherwood Country Club en Thousand Oaks, California, bajo el nombre de ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP @ SHERWOOD (19 al 25 de octubre) por 2020. El evento final del tradicional swing asiático y primer evento de los World Golf Championships de la temporada, el WGC-HSBC Champions ha sido cancelado. En vista de esto el Bermuda Championship (26 de octubre al 1 de noviembre) ocupará esa semana en solitario, otorgando puntos completos para la FedExCup. El Houston Open se jugará un mes más tarde de lo usual (2 al 8 de noviembre) y antecederá al Masters (9 al 15 de noviembre). El segmento de otoño del calendario concluirá con The RSM Classic (16 al 22 de noviembre), la semana antes del feriado de Acción de Gracias, y el Mayakoba Golf Classic (30 de noviembre al 6 de diciembre) la semana después. El Tour regresará con el Sentry Tournament of Champions (4 al 10 de enero) y mantendrá la misma secuencia que en 2019-20 hasta llegar a marzo, en vista del ajuste al número de torneos en el estado de la Florida. El Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard (1 al 7 de marzo) y EL PLAYERS Championship (8 al 14 de marzo) seguirán al WGC-Mexico Championship y al Puerto Rico Open (ambos del 22 al 28 de febrero), mientras que The Honda Classic (15 al 21 de marzo) se traslada a la semana después del PLAYERS. El Valspar Championship (26 abril al 2 de mayo), se jugaba tradicionalmente la semana después del PLAYERS, pero ahora concluirá el 2 de mayo, ubicado entre el Zurich Classic of New Orleans (19 al 25 de abril) y el Wells Fargo Championship (3 al 9 de mayo). Tras la cuadragésima edición de The Honda Classic, evento del Tour que cuenta con el mismo patrocinador titular desde 1982, el más antiguo entre los vigentes, se vendrá un tramo de ocho semanas que incluirá seis torneos que fueron cancelados y no se reprogramaron durante la temporada 2019-20 antes del PGA Championship. Desde el WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play (22 al 28 de marzo) hasta el AT&T Byron Nelson (10 al 16 de mayo), que se jugará por primera vez en el TPC Craig Ranch en McKinney, Texas. Entre los otros torneos que regresan al calendario se incluye el RBC Canadian Open (7 al 13 de junio), el John Deere Classic (5 al 11 de julio), el Open Championship y el Barbasol Championship (ambos del 12 al 18 de julio). La competición masculina de golf Olímpico (26 de julio al 1 de agosto) se realizará la semana después del 3M Open (19 al 25 de julio) y figurará por primera vez como el único evento en esa semana. De seguido vendrán el WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational y el Barracuda Championship (ambos del 2 al 8 de agosto), antes de que la temporada regular de la FedExCup concluya con el Wyndham Championship (9 al 15 de agosto). Los Playoffs de la FedExCup serán integrados por tres eventos: THE NORTHERN TRUST que regresará a Liberty National Golf Club en Jersey City, Nueva Jersey, su sede por cuarta ocasión; el BMW Championship se jugará por primera vez en Caves Valley Golf Club en Owings Mills, Maryland, en las afueras de Baltimore; mientras que el evento final de la temporada, el TOUR Championship en East Lake Golf Club en Atlanta concluirá el domingo 5 de septiembre. Además de Caves Valley Golf Club, sede del BMW Championship 2021, la temporada 2020-21 incluirá varias sedes nuevas y otras donde se ha jugado en el pasado. Como se anunció previamente, Shadow Creek Golf Course en Las Vegas y Sherwood Country Club en Thousand Oaks, California, recibirán torneos por una sola ocasión. Por su parte, el Houston Open se jugará por primera vez en Memorial Park Golf Course en el centro de Houston; el TPC Craig Ranch en McKinney, Texas, recibirá el AT&T Byron Nelson por primera vez; mientras que St. George's Golf and Country Club en Toronto, Canadá, volverá a ser la sede del RBC Canadian Open por primera vez desde 2010. En la rotación de los "majors" de 2021 figuran The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island Golf Resort en Kiawah Island, Carolina del Sur (PGA Championship), Torrey Pines Golf Course en San Diego, California (U.S. Open), y Royal St. George's Golf Club en Sandwich, Kent, Inglaterra (Open Championship). Kasumigaseki Country Club en Japón será la sede de la competición masculina del Golf Olímpico. 2020-21 FedExCup Regular Season (50 events)

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