Taylor Dickson made history at The Bahamas Golf Classic by winning the event without a single bogey, thus kicking off the Korn Ferry Tour season in remarkable fashion. The 33-year-old golfer finished strong with a final round of 7-under 65, securing a three-stroke victory.
This victory marks a significant milestone for Dickson, as he becomes just the second player in Korn Ferry Tour history to achieve a win without a bogey, joining Chan Kim, the 2023 Boise Open champion. Dickson’s performance at the Ocean Club course in Atlantis was exceptional, culminating in a tournament-record score of 27-under 261.
During the second round, Dickson demonstrated his prowess by making three eagles over just six holes, finishing that round with an impressive score of 62. This win represents his third title on the tour and comes in his 100th career start.
Following Dickson in the standings was Canadian Roger Sloan, who finished with a score of 67, while Trent Phillips, Jeff Overton, and Mason Andersen tied for third at 23 under, all finishing with scores of 66, 66, and 69, respectively.
As excitement builds, the next event on the Korn Ferry Tour calendar is the Bahamas Great Abaco Classic, set to begin on Sunday, offering players another opportunity to showcase their skills. Taylor Dickson’s achievement not only highlights his talent but also adds an inspirational element to the start of the tournament season.