Canadian Joey Savoie earns first PGA Tour Americas title in Ecuador
“It’s never easy to win the first one, it’s never easy to win any golf tournament at this level,” said Savoie, who moves to No. 2 on the PGA TOUR Americas Points List.
“It’s never easy to win the first one, it’s never easy to win any golf tournament at this level,” said Savoie, who moves to No. 2 on the PGA TOUR Americas Points List.
The Tour has six stops in Canada on the schedule including Ottawa and Caledon.
New schedule offers three less Canadian tournaments than 2025.
“I’ve been out here a little longer than some other guys, but I’ve dug deep internally and really tried to show myself that I can do this, that I’m able to play to my potential.”
Anderson found success early in his career by winning the 2019 Ontario Men’s Amateur Championship.
The Fortinet Cup Championship is the 16th and final event on the 2024 PGA TOUR Americas schedule,and will be played on TPC Toronto’s newly renovated North course from September 2-8.
The Tour features 16 tournaments spanning eight countries, beginning in March in Mexico and concluding in September with the Fortinet Cup Championship at TPC Toronto in Caledon, ON.