Corey Conners

The 31-year-old Conners notched his second PGA Tour victory – both at TPC San Antonio's Oaks Course – by shooting a bogey-free 4-under 68, one stroke better ...

Feel like I’ve been working really hard and haven’t been able to get it done for the last four years, but it sure feels sweet and I definitely love Texas.” “It was a demanding day. Kuchar was runner-up a year ago and recorded his fifth top-10 finish at the event. “Kind of had a putt that could get away from you on 9, but it was back into the wind and tried to be really aggressive,” Conners explained. Eight pars and a birdie coming home was enough to end the winless skid for the Canadian. Conners was a Monday Qualifier when he won the Valero Texas Open in 2019 to earn a spot in the Masters for the first time.

Corey Conners won the Valero Texas Open for the second time in five years Sunday for his second PGA Tour title, closing with a 4-under 68 for a one-stroke ...

“I feel like I made some good swings that kind of the wind got or they landed a few yards in the wrong spots and it ended up costing me bogeys. I knew I had to do something cool on the last couple of holes, and I was pretty at calm, pretty at peace on 17. He shot a 73 to finish fifth at 11 under. Stevens eagled the 17th, but missed a 9-foot birdie putt at 18 that would have tied it. “I had been feeling really good about my game, and looking forward to getting back here to San Antonio,” Conners said. Also the 2019 winner, Conners had a 15-under 273 total on TPC San Antonio’s Oaks Course.

He picked up more than nine shots on the field on approach shots while hitting 56 of 72 greens (77.8 percent) using his Ping iBlade irons with Project X 6.0 ...

Of course, accuracy off the tee helped set up those approaches, and Conners was on the mark with his Ping G430 LST driver. “It helps with risk assessment and making good decisions is an attribute of that mindset and that translates to my golf game, and I think I’m good at that.” As such, Conners leaned on his reliable iron game (he came into the event ranked 28th in greens in regulation for the season). Corey Conners studied actuarial math in college at Kent State but he didn’t need that skill to understand why he won the Valero Texas Open for the second time. The iBlade is the same model iron Conners used to win the Valero in 2019, his one other PGA Tour victory. “It's very demanding with your irons into the greens,” he said.

PGA Tour star Corey Conners got married to his wife Malory Conners on October 2018. Corey, 31, and Malory, 32, welcomed their first child into the world, ...

Conners went on to clinch his second PGA Tour title at the Texas Open in April 2023. That win also booked his ticket to compete in The Masters for the second time in his career. Conners became the first player since 2010 to win a PGA Tour title after Monday qualifying that week. He only qualified for that particular event on the Monday earlier in the week, but the Canadian put in an incredible performance to go on and win his maiden title. When your wife's watching you try to get your first PGA TOUR win ...— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) [PGA Tour](/news/tour/pga-tour) for her hilarious reactions en route to her man winning the Valero Texas Open in 2019.

Conners also won the Texas Open in 2019. He joins Mackenzie Hughes of Dundas, Ont., and Adam Svensson of Surrey, B.C., as Canadians who have won on the PGA Tour ...

Conners also won the Texas Open in 2019. He joins Mackenzie Hughes of Dundas, Ont., and Adam Svensson of Surrey, B.C., as Canadians who have won on the PGA Tour this season. SAN ANTONIO - Canada’s Corey Conners has won the Valero Texas Open for a second time.

Corey Conners shot a final-round 68 at TPC San Antonio to win the Valero Texas Open by one for his second career PGA Tour title.

“I knew that I had to do something pretty cool on the last couple holes, kind of freed me up to make a good swing, hit a good shot. A Pennsylvania native, Jack is a 2020 graduate of Penn State University, earning degrees in broadcast journalism and political science. However, Rodgers lost all momentum with a run of three bogeys in four holes on the front nine. “It’s certainly different than the first three days, but that’s not just for me, that’s for everybody,” Rodgers said. Conners and Honda Classic winner Chris Kirk were the only players in the top 10 of the leaderboard who had already secured their spots for Augusta. The 30-year-old was still seeking his first career PGA Tour victory after several close calls.

Le Canadien a remporté son deuxième tournoi sur le circuit de la PGA.

Conners menait au Texas après avoir connu une première ronde de 64. Il a joué 73 pour finir cinquième à -11. Stevens a réussi un aigle au 17e, mais il n'a pas pu poursuivre sa charge. Malgré un coup d'approche et deux roulés, Conners a été en mesure de sécuriser la normale pour confirmer son triomphe. Conners a affiché un cumulatif de -15 pour devancer Sam Stevens par un seul coup. Corey Conners s'amènera au Tournoi des Maîtres avec beaucoup de confiance.

Conners a terminé le tournoi avec un pointage cumulatif de moins-15 sur le parcours du TPC San Antoino. Le Canadien a obtenu son billet pour le Tournoi des ...

Conners menait au Texas après avoir connu une première ronde de 64. Rodgers a glissé au cinquième échelon en vertu d’une ronde ultime de 73, pour un pointage cumulatif de moins-11. Conners a fermé les livres en enregistrant une normale au dernier trou.

Conners, qui a triomphé en 2019, a remis une carte de 68 (-4) pour devancer Sam Stevens (66) par un coup. Conners a terminé le tournoi avec un pointage ...

Conners menait au Texas après avoir connu une première ronde de 64. Rodgers a glissé au cinquième échelon en vertu d’une ronde ultime de 73, pour un pointage cumulatif de -11. Conners a fermé les livres en enregistrant une normale au dernier trou.

Déjà vainqueur en 2019, le Canadien Corey Conners a soulevé son second trophée sur ce tournoi (-15). Déjà qualifié pour le Masters, il se retrouve 18e au ...

Sam Ryder, en feu (-5 sur les 12 premiers trous), a aussi mis un peu d'animation lors de ce dimanche. Malory Conners, épouse du héros du jour, n'a même pas eu le temps de trembler, son champion de mari rentrant un birdie au 15 qui lui donnait le break (trois coups d'avance ponctuellement) et la main sur sa seconde paire de santiags, traditionnellement offerte au lauréat. [Valero Open](/Golf/Actualites/Patrick-rodgers-n-a-plus-de-marge-au-valero-open/1389274), quatre ans après l'initial : « J'ai été solide toute la journée même si les conditions n'étaient pas faciles.

Le Canadien Corey Conners remporte son deuxième titre au Valero Texas Open en quatre ans en devançant le jeune Sam Stevens. Déjà qualifié, il rejoint ...

Solide leader depuis le deuxième jour, Patrick Rodgers a traversé un gros trou d’air du 4 au 9 avec quatre bogeys en six trous, pour se contenter de la cinquième place. C’est tout de même son deuxième podium de suite, après sa troisième place à Puntacana, et la quasi-certitude de sauver sa carte… Deuxième l’an passé, il avait laissé le vainqueur J.J. Déjà qualifié pour le Masters avant même sa victoire, Corey Conners est maintenant un outsider crédible. Premier leader avec sa carte initiale de 64, le Nord-Américain a signé un triste par le deuxième tour, avec notamment un quatre putts au 16. Le Canadien Corey Conners remporte son deuxième titre au Valero Texas Open en quatre ans en devançant le jeune Sam Stevens.

Canada's Corey Conners won the Valero Texas Open for the second time in five years Sunday for his second PGA Tour title, closing with a 4-under 68 for a ...

But his second-round 72 dropped him three behind Rodgers after 36 holes, which Conners cut to a stroke with his third-round 69. He shot a 73 to finish fifth at 11-under. Stevens eagled the 17th, but missed a nine-foot birdie putt at 18 that would have tied it. "I also made a lot of really good shots in an up and down roller-coaster round in 2019. Also the 2019 winner, Conners had a 15-under 273 total on TPC San Antonio's Oaks Course. "Maybe I'll just switch it up and wear the brown pair around."

Conners a terminé le tournoi avec un pointage cumulatif de moins-15 sur le parcours du TPC San Antoino. Le Canadien a obtenu son billet pour le Tournoi des ...

Conners menait au Texas après avoir connu une première ronde de 64. Rodgers a glissé au cinquième échelon en vertu d’une ronde ultime de 73, pour un pointage cumulatif de moins-11. Conners a fermé les livres en enregistrant une normale au dernier trou. Conners a terminé le tournoi avec un pointage cumulatif de moins-15 sur le parcours du TPC San Antoino. « C’est très excitant, a affirmé Conners, qui a représenté le Canada aux Jeux olympiques de Tokyo en compagnie de Hughes. « J’ai eu une paire brune pour avoir gagné la deuxième fois alors au moins je n’ai pas deux paires noires, a dit Conners en riant.

What looked as though it might be an easy walk up 18 turned into a nervy finish, but no matter how it happened, Corey Conners is a PGA Tour winner again.

I'm just not quite on and I felt like the week off after the Players Championship – the weekend off and the week off -- after the Players Championship, I took a few days and really got to work. Along with Adam Svensson, who won in November, it’s the first time three different Canadians have won on the PGA Tour in the same season. Some hard work after a missed cut at the Players Championship seemed to turn the ship around and this week, he finished first in Greens in Regulation and third in Driving Accuracy. The win for Conners ended a bumpy spell he’d been enduring from the start of the season. Conners appeared set to take a comfortable lead down the home stretch, leading by three after 15 holes. It’s his second PGA Tour win, with the first coming at the same event in 2019.

One of the 11 men who had already secured a spot at Augusta National won Sunday in Texas, overtaking Patrick Rodgers early and holding off a charging Sam ...

"I'm not sure he missed a shot for 18 holes and it was really impressive on this golf course and in the wind." It was a tremendous ball-striking display from start to finish, and in the end even the hot putting of Stevens wasn't enough to bring him down. "I've drawn from some of the experience I had here, and really happy with the way that I hit the ball and got myself in position," Conners said. A solid if slightly aggressive lag left him three feet for the win, and when he poured it in, he flashed a modest smile as his wife and new daughter greeted him on the green. By the time they made the turn, Conners held a four-shot lead and had a chance to coast to the win. This was Conners' second PGA Tour victory, and it came in the same place as the first; four years ago, he grabbed his maiden win at this same tournament.

Conners leaned on his steady ball striking and timely putting for his second career victory on the PGA Tour.

The man from Japan ranked fourth in strokes gained off the tee, seventh in strokes gained tee to green and 22nd in strokes gained approach. Tyrrell Hatton (--): For as kind as the Florida Swing was to the Englishman, the Texas Swing has been rude. Hatton opened with a 2-under 70, where he ranked 123rd in strokes gained putting but backed it up with a 3-over 75 where he lost nearly four strokes from tee to green and ultimately missed the cut by one. His Texas Open aspirations were put to an end when he signed for a quadruple-bogey nine on Friday and was unable to recover from such a head-scratching blunder. For the week, he ranked 10th in strokes gained tee to green and should only continue this upward trajectory having now notched top-20 finishes in six of his last seven starts. When a couple more birdies and zero blemishes found their way onto his scorecard -- he was one of just two players to navigate TPC San Antonio in a bogey-free manner on Sunday -- the victory was as good as his. Rickie Fowler (-8): He didn't win for the first time in four years to punch his ticket into the Masters like everyone was hoping, but this week was still another step in the right direction. With the Stanford product struggling to find his swing and bleeding strokes to the field, the Canadian went about his business in a methodical fashion. The Georgia Bulldog didn't have his typically reliable iron play to lean on in San Antonio but was still able to golf his ball in an impressive fashion. Heading into this year's tournament with showings of T10, T8 and T6 in his last three appearances at Augusta National, Conners' trajectory could be similar to that of this week. 8-14 in 4 under before a booming eagle on the drivable par-4 17th cut Conners' lead to as little as one. Finishing the week at TPC San Antonio at 15 under, Conners utilized a stellar final round to usurp Patrick Rodgers and fend off a surging Sam Stevens and Sam Ryder.

SAN ANTONIO - Le Canadien Corey Conners a gagné l'Omnium Valero du Texas pour une deuxième fois en cinq ans, dimanche, signant du même coup un deuxième ...

Conners menait au Texas après avoir connu une première ronde de 64. Rodgers a glissé au cinquième échelon en vertu d’une ronde ultime de 73, pour un pointage cumulatif de moins-11. Conners a fermé les livres en enregistrant une normale au dernier trou.

Last Updated Apr 2, 2023, 6:45PM EDT. Canadian Corey Conners won the Valero Texas Open in San Antonio on Sunday, claiming his second career PGA Tour victory at ...

Closing out the tournament with a bogey-free, 4-under 68, the Canadian posted 15-under 273 to win by one stroke. It's his second PGA TOUR title, and it occurred ...

Chandler Phillips (n/a) Satoshi Kodaira (n/a) Henrik Norlander (n/a) Ryan Gerard (n/a) n/a (non-member) Dylan Wu (n/a) Roberto Díaz (n/a) Cole Hammer (+35000) Pierceson Coody (+12500) Akshay Bhatia (+10000) Nicolai Højgaard (+5000) Spaun (+3300) finished T22.