Milton graduate Boo Weekley won the PGA TOUR Champions Insperity Invitational over the weekend, his first victory since 2013.

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Take a look back at the career of one of golf’s most colorful characters, Boo Weekley. Boo Weekley at the jacket and trophy presentation during the final round of the Verizon Heritage Classic at the ...

Boo Weekley turned 50 on July 23 and is scheduled to make his fourth start on PGA Tour Champions this week in St. Louis at the Ascension Charity Classic. Weekely won three times on the PGA Tour and ...

Boo Weekley, one of golf's great folk heroes, is finally back on top. Weekley, 52, picked up his first career win on the PGA Tour Champions on Mother's Day, going bogey-free for 54 holes at the ...

In late 2023, Boo Weekley made his rumblin’, bumblin’, stumblin’ return to professional golf. Though Weekley only played a handful of events since 2017 due to injury, he quickly endeared himself to ...

Across his lengthy PGA Tour career that began all the way back in 2002, Boo Weekley accumulated a number of accolades, all while winning over fans with his laid-back style. Weekley captured three PGA ...

The 64th time was the charm. Boo Weekley is finally a winner on the PGA Tour Champions, after he claimed the 2026 Insperity Invitational presented by UnitedHealthcare on Sunday for his first victory ...

We didn't realize it at the time, but the day Boo Weekley turned 50 this past July was an enormous day for golf content purposes. You see, Boo's PGA Tour days were all but over, the three-time tour ...

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“You must have great hands because your technique is sh*t!” Michael Campbell said, grinning. Four hours into our round together, the 2005 U.S. Open champ had seen enough of my poor mechanics to marvel ...