Richard Green's Triumph: First PGA Tour Champions Victory at Rogers Charity Classic

Australian golfer Richard Green clinched his first PGA Tour Champions title at the Rogers Charity Classic with a birdie on the final hole, securing a one-stroke victory. He finished at 18-under 192, defeating close competitors Ricardo Gonzalez and Miguel Angel Jimenez. Green's win marks his breakthrough in his 71st tournament appearance.

Richard Green, representing Australia, secured his maiden PGA Tour Champions title at the Rogers Charity Classic, executing a decisive birdie on the par-5 18th hole for a final round score of 65, clinching the victory by one stroke.

Green's win came against stiff competition from Argentine golfer Ricardo Gonzalez, who also concluded with a 65, following birdies on the last two holes at Canyon Meadows. At the age of 54, Green's triumph marks his first win on the over-50 tour, concluding with a 54-hole total of 18-under 192 after impressive rounds of 65 and 62.

Spain's Miguel Angel Jimenez, leader of the Charles Schwab Cup, completed his rounds with a 68, landing him in third place at 16 under par. Meanwhile, Charlie Wi finished fourth at 14 under, following a consistent performance with two consecutive rounds of 64.

(With inputs from agencies.)