He is the first Trojan to win a PGA event since Brian Henninger in 1999. Stadler had two runner-up finishes in his career before topping the leaderboard in Phoenix earning himself a trip to Augusta to play The Masters, which his father won in 1982.
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The Little Walrus
February 01, 2014 | USC Ripsit Blog
The Little Walrus
USC men's golf alum Kevin Stadler picked up the first PGA Tour victory of his career at the Waste Management Open in Phoenix yesterday. Stadler, who is the son of Trojan great Craig "The Walrus" Stadler, went shot-for-shot with Bubba Watson, and beat the Masters champion on the 18th hole.
He is the first Trojan to win a PGA event since Brian Henninger in 1999. Stadler had two runner-up finishes in his career before topping the leaderboard in Phoenix earning himself a trip to Augusta to play The Masters, which his father won in 1982.
He is the first Trojan to win a PGA event since Brian Henninger in 1999. Stadler had two runner-up finishes in his career before topping the leaderboard in Phoenix earning himself a trip to Augusta to play The Masters, which his father won in 1982.
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