On September 9 in golf history — 2001: Scott Hoch wins Greater Milwaukee Open, plus 4 more moments from 1913–2018.
American amateur Charlie Yates, the 1938 British Amateur champion and longtime Augusta National secretary, was born on this day in Atlanta, Georgia.
American golfer Hudson Swafford, a three-time PGA Tour winner including two American Express titles at PGA West, was born on this day.
Wayne Levi won four PGA Tour events in 1990, earning PGA Player of the Year honors over Nick Faldo in a remarkable campaign.
Scott Hoch won the Greater Milwaukee Open, a steady performer who captured 11 PGA Tour titles across his long career.
Bryson DeChambeau won the BMW Championship at Aronimink, his second straight FedEx Cup playoff victory, vaulting him to the top of the standings.
Bryson Dechambeau