Green Wins Charity Classic
Richard Green Secures First PGA TOUR Champions Victory at the Rogers Charity Classic
Richard Green won his first PGA TOUR Champions title at the 2025 Rogers Charity Classic in Calgary, Canada, ending a frustrating drought after five runner-up finishes in 2024. Regional News The Australian veteran finished with a 18-under-par 192 total, winning by one stroke over Argentina's Ricardo Gonzalez and two strokes ahead of superstar Miguel Angel Jiménez. Green's victory came in his 71st start on the champions circuit, capping off a difficult season of near-misses at Canyon Meadows Golf & Country Club.
Five Runner-Up Finishes Set Stage for Victory
Green spent much of 2024 finishing second. The Australian veteran recorded five runner-up finishes during the season, building mounting frustration with each missed opportunity. News Sources By the time the 2025 Rogers Charity Classic arrived, Green had finally broken through the mental barrier that had stopped him from closing out tournaments earlier in the year.
Canyon Meadows Becomes His Winning Formula
Green found the perfect fit at Canyon Meadows Golf & Country Club. Local Reports The course's straightforward design and comfortable playing conditions suited his game perfectly. Green praised the layout for its simplicity, saying the course rewarded solid fundamentals and steady play rather than flashy shot-making. His 18-under total showed consistent scoring throughout the week.
Superstitions and Routines Fuel the Champions Tour Veteran
Like many professional golfers, Green relies on rituals and superstitions to maintain his focus. Championship Coverage The veteran brought his winning recipe and a few superstitions back to Calgary, where he had previously enjoyed success. These mental habits helped him stay composed during the final rounds when pressure mounted. His disciplined approach and comfort with the course proved the winning combination.
Gonzalez and Jiménez Chase but Fall Short
Ricardo Gonzalez of Argentina pushed Green hard but finished one stroke behind in second place. Tournament Results Miguel Angel Jiménez, one of golf's biggest stars, came up two shots short in third. The field at the Rogers Charity Classic featured experienced competitors, making Green's wire-to-wire performance even more impressive. The one-stroke margin showed how tight the competition remained heading into the final holes.
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