Angel Cabrera emerged victorious as the Legends Tour’s match play champion at Hanbury Manor, claiming the Paul Lawrie Match Play title in Hertfordshire. After a field of 64 players was narrowed down throughout the week, it came down to the final match between two-time Major champion Angel Cabrera and three-time Legends Tour winner James Kingston,…
Angel Cabrera, released from prison 10 months ago, is back in the winner’s circle in professional golf. Cabrera outlasted James Kingston 3 and 1 in the final of the Paul Lawrie Match Play at Hanbury Manor in Hertfordshire, England, on the Legends Tour. The two-time major winner, Cabrera was jailed in Brazil and later extradited…
Angel Cabrera finished his first round at the American Family Insurance Championship in Madison, shooting 1-over 73. It was his first professional round in the United States since September 2020. Only a few fans clapped as Cabrera ended his round with a birdie. The day marked an important step in his career as he returned…
Argentina’s Angel Cabrera’s comeback is officially ready for takeoff as the two-time major winner secured a visa last week. Charlie Epps, his longtime coach, confidante and friend, confirmed that Cabrera can now travel to the U.S. – and plans to move permanently to Houston – and resume competing on PGA Tour Champions. Cabrera, 54, served…
The Legends Tour, formerly known as the European Seniors Tour, returns to the Caribbean island of Barbados for the first time since 2009, when Apes Hill plays host to the first event of the tour’s new season from May 3-5. The Barbados Legends is being hosted by Ian Woosnam, who is an ambassador for Apes…
Angel Cabrera’s name now features on the list of ‘past champions not playing’ at the Masters. The 2009 champion of Augusta National has reportedly had his visa denied to enter the United States following his time in prison. His agent Manuel Tagle told Golfweek that, “he will not be at the Masters,” and a decision…
Angel Cabrera’s dream of returning to competitive golf received a boost on Tuesday when he was reinstated by the PGA Tour after serving a two-year prison sentence. “I can confirm that Cabrera is eligible to compete on all Tours,” PGA Tour Champions spokesman Chris King wrote in an email. Cabrera, 54, last played on PGA…
