• Jay Haas Interview: Making the cut at the Zurich Classic alongside his son Bill, his success at Augusta National and why the younger generation is succeeding so quickly on the PGA Tour

  • May 4 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
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Jay Haas Interview: Making the cut at the Zurich Classic alongside his son Bill, his success at Augusta National and why the younger generation is succeeding so quickly on the PGA Tour

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  • After making the cut at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, playing alongside his son Bill, Jay Haas is now the oldest player to accomplish that feat in PGA Tour history.  Also the record holder for most cuts made at 592, Jay shares his thoughts on how quickly the younger generation is obtaining success on the PGA Tour, why he was so consistent at Augusta National throughout his career and his long standing relationship with the Harmon family. 

     

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