Mackenzie Hughes

Hughes birdied the second playoff hole to beat Sepp Straka at the Sanderson Farms Championship, which has been good to Canadians over the years.

“It validates a lot of work I’ve been putting in,” said Hughes. The Sanderson Farms and its previous iterations has been good to Canadians. Hughes shot a tidy 9-under 63 on Friday to get into the mix and earned a spot in the final group Sunday after a third-round 68. I wanted to be on that team,” said Hughes. “I’ve been a fairly consistent performer over the last five years, but my goal is to win more,” said Hughes. “It hurt, but that’s the way it goes in this game sometimes.” “I’ve visualized that many times, and to see it happen, to experience it for real, was unbelievable,” said Hughes. He needed just 21 putts in regulation Sunday and was first for the week in strokes gained: tee to green. The 31-year-old said he used that as motivation. Hughes finished 57th in the FedExCup standings last season, which wrapped up in September. “This is the kind of stuff I feel like I should be doing, and I want to be doing. It was a moment Hughes had dreamed about for a long time.

Mackenzie Hughes came into the week motivated to make the Presidents Cup team for 2024 in native Canada. He's off to a good start.

It’s always the goal at the beginning of the week is on Sunday afternoon to have a chance, and I gave myself a chance. Hughes hit a clutch par putt on the 16th hole to remain at 17 under as the final round winded down. Straka’s approach leaked a bit long and left of the front left hole location, settling on the fringe. Moments later, Straka had a birdie putt on the 18th come up short. On the first playoff hole, Straka found the green while Hughes’ ball came up in a bunker short of the green. His putt again barely missed the cup, leaving the door open for Hughes to clinch the victory. Straka’s round included birdies on four of his final five holes on the front nine. “Winning gives you a lot of confidence,” Hughes said. I had to do that a little bit today on the back nine. It’s kind of my MO a little bit is to scramble and save some pars. He wanted to make sure he did whatever he could to make the team when the competition returns to Montreal in 2024. Hughes beat Sepp Straka on the second playoff hole Sunday at The Country Club of Jackson in Jackson, Mississippi, to win the 2022 Sanderson Farms Championship.

Mackenzie Hughes notched his second PGA Tour victory in a playoff Sunday at the Sanderson Farms Championship.

It’s always the goal at the beginning of the week is on Sunday afternoon to have a chance, and I gave myself a chance. “Winning gives you a lot of confidence,” Highs said after the playoff. “But I think that’s the most important thing to do tomorrow for me is stay within myself, focus on my own game, and let the chips fall where they fall.” His first also came in a playoff, at the 2017 RSM Classic. “It’s kind of my MO a little bit is to scramble and save some pars. “I had some moments today where I was tested and was able to pull through,” Hughes said.

It's the Canadian's second career victory on the PGA TOUR; his first came at the RSM Classic in 2016. Garrick Higgo finished one stroke back in third, while ...

That included Emiliano Grillo of Argentina, whose round came undone on the par-5 14th when he took a triple bogey without a penalty shot. He had to settle for pars the rest of the day. Hughes had those scoring holes still to play, and he nearly squandered the chance. The victory comes one week after the Presidents Cup, and Hughes was disappointed not to be included on the International team at Quail Hollow in Charlotte, North Carolina, where he lives. On the second playoff hole, Straka missed from 18 feet on the fringe before Hughes made the winning putt. That was the only thing I saw in my mind," Hughes said.

In the third round of the 2022 Sanderson Farms Championship, Mackenzie Hughes makes birdie on. Highlights. Mackenzie Hughes flips bunker shot close, sets up ...

This moved Hughes to 4 under for the round. This moved Hughes to 3 under for the round. This moved Hughes to 1 under for the round.

Canada's Mackenzie Hughes beat out Austria's Sepp Straka in a playoff to win the Sanderson Farms Championship for his second career victory on the PGA Tour.

That included Emiliano Grillo of Argentina, whose round came undone on the par-5 14th when he took a triple bogey without a penalty shot. He had to settle for pars the rest of the day. Hughes had those scoring holes still to play, and he nearly squandered the chance. The victory comes one week after the Presidents Cup, and Hughes was disappointed not to be included on the International team at Quail Hollow in Charlotte, North Carolina, where he lives. On the second playoff hole, Straka missed from 18 feet on the fringe before Hughes made the winning putt. That was the only thing I saw in my mind," Hughes said.

Hughes had to make six key putts on the final seven holes — four of them for par — to outlast Sepp Straka on the second playoff hole for his second PGA Tour ...

That included Emiliano Grillo of Argentina, whose round came undone on the par-5 14th when he took a triple bogey without a penalty shot. He had to settle for pars the rest of the day. Hughes had those scoring holes still to play, and he nearly squandered the chance. The victory comes one week after the Presidents Cup, and Hughes was disappointed not to be included on the International team at Quail Hollow in Charlotte, North Carolina, where he lives. On the second playoff hole, Straka missed from 18 feet on the fringe before Hughes made the winning putt. That was the only thing I saw in my mind," Hughes said.

As Hughes' winning putt on the second playoff hole rolled toward the cup, the 31-year-old Canadian, who hadn't lifted a PGA Tour trophy since capturing his ...

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Le Canadien Mackenzie Hughes a remporté sa deuxième victoire dans la PGA en triomphant au Championnat Sanderson Farms, dimanche, au Mississippi.

L’athlète de 25 ans a remis une carte de 70 (-1) pour son dernier tour de piste à l’événement texan. Henderson a pris la 29e place du classement de la Classique Volunteers of America. Sur la normale quatre du 18e fanion, le vainqueur a frappé la balle à trois reprises, soit une fois de moins que son rival.

L'Ontarien Mackenzie Hughes a finalement réussi un oiselet au 18e trou à sa troisième tentative dimanche et a remporté le Championnat Sanderson Farms en ...

Le dernier tour a mis en vedette cinq joueurs qui ont mené à un moment donné. Hughes a frappé son approche à huit pieds de la coupe et a fait le coup roulé gagnant. Il a conclu à égalité au cinquième rang. Au dernier trou, il était bien à gauche de l’allée et sous un arbre. Il a finalement remis une carte de 67. Hughes a dû sauver la normale deux fois sur le dernier trou du parcours du Country Club de Jackson.

JACKSON, Miss. - L'Ontarien Mackenzie Hughes a finalement réussi un oiselet au 18e trou à sa troisième tentative dimanche et a remporté le Championnat ...

Hughes a frappé son approche à huit pieds de la coupe et a fait le coup roulé gagnant. Le dernier tour a mis en vedette cinq joueurs qui ont mené à un moment donné. Il a conclu à égalité au cinquième rang. Au dernier trou, il était bien à gauche de l'allée et sous un arbre. Il a complété les quatre rondes en 271 coups, soit 17 de moins que la normale. Hughes a dû sauver la normale deux fois sur le dernier trou du parcours du Country Club de Jackson.

Le Canadien Mackenzie Hughes remporte le Sanderson Farms Championship après deux trous de play-off face à l'Autrichien Sepp Straka et prend la première ...

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JACKSON, Miss. — L'Ontarien Mackenzie Hughes a finalement réussi un oiselet au 18e trou à sa troisième tentative dimanche et a remporté le Championnat ...

Hughes a frappé son approche à huit pieds de la coupe et a fait le coup roulé gagnant. Le dernier tour a mis en vedette cinq joueurs qui ont mené à un moment donné. Il a conclu à égalité au cinquième rang. Au dernier trou, il était bien à gauche de l’allée et sous un arbre. Il a finalement remis une carte de 67. Hughes a dû sauver la normale deux fois sur le dernier trou du parcours du Country Club de Jackson.

Mackenzie Hughes of Hamilton, Ont., made birdie on the third playoff hole to defeat Sepp Straka in the Sanderson Farms Championship.

Le Canadien signe sa deuxième victoire sur le circuit américain et s'empare de la 1ère place de la FedEx Cup.

Coup double pour le 51e joueur mondial qui s'empare grâce à cette victoire de la première place de la FedEx Cup, également. Martin Trainer, récemment naturalisé Français, n'avait pas passé le cut. Le Canadien signe sa deuxième victoire sur le circuit américain et s'empare de la 1ère place de la FedEx Cup.

A birdie on his third try at the 18th Sunday gave Mackenzie Hughes a playoff victory over Sepp Straka at the Sanderson Farms Championship.

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