'Fallen golf hero' Cabrera, his skills are still the same... tied for 27th in his return after 3 yea

On the same day when news broke that Anthony Kim, the "unfortunate golf genius," will return to the field after 14 years through LIV Golf, "PGA Champions Tour Trophy Hasan II" and "Fall Golf Star" Angel Cabrera (Argentina) finished his comeback.
Cabrera tied for 27th in the tournament at Royal Golf Dar es Salaam (par 73) in Rabat, Morocco, on the 25th (Korea time) with a total of 221 strokes in the third round.
Cabrera, who debuted on the PGA Tour in 1996, has been called the "Argentina Golf Hero" with three wins overall, including two in major tournaments, at the 2007 U.S. Open and the 2009 Masters. However, he suffered a slump in 2021 when he was sentenced to prison for domestic violence and assault on his girlfriend, whom he had worked until recently.
Cabrera, a major champion turned ex-convict in a heartbeat, is desperate to return to the PGA Tour after serving a 30-month sentence.
Cabrera, who has been preparing to return to the tour by tying for 10th at the Coast Open in Argentina in December last year, played in a PGA Tour-hosted tournament for the first time in about three years.
In order to participate in the tournament in the United States, you need to get a visa, but Morocco, where this tournament was held, does not require a visa, so the way to participate has been opened.
Cabrera, who tied for 27th on the Champions Tour, his first appearance since being released from prison, has no plans for the next tournament yet. Golf Week, an American golf media outlet that conducted an e-mail interview with Cabrera, predicted that he would play on the PGA Champions Tour as early as March.
In the competition that ended on the 25th, Yang Yong-eun finished tied for third with Mark Hensby (Australia), and Choi Kyung-ju tied for 13th with a 1-under 218 total.
Ricardo González (Argentina) won the title with a total of 10-under 209 as he reduced three more strokes on the final day.토토사이트 순위