Doan Positioned to Defend at the Club Car Northern Texas Senior PGA Professional Championship

Steven Clements • August 23, 2021

LEWISVILLE, Texas – Cameron Doan, PGA head professional at Preston Trail Golf Club, sits atop the leaderboard following the first round of the Club Car Northern Texas Senior PGA Professional Championship hosted at The Lakes at Castle Hills. He fired an opening round 34-33–67, 5-under-par.


Doan is looking to win his fourth straight Northern Texas Senior PGA Professional Championship and make the trip to Port St. Lucie Florida in October for the 33rd Senior PGA Professional Championship. 


Six players are within four shots of Doan heading into the final round tomorrow. Henry Cagigal, PGA assistant professional at Rockwood Golf Course, is one shot off the lead at 4-under-par and will play with Doan in the final group at 11:00 a.m. They will be joined by Sam Randolph, PGA director of instruction at Mira Vista Country Club, who sits at 3-under-par.


The seventh hole surrendered a hole-in-one today to Paul Norris, PGA teaching professional at Hawks Creek Golf Club. The hole was playing 193 yards and Norris hit a 4-iron.


The 55-player field is competing for a share of the $11,250 purse, with the winner taking home $1,300. In addition to the purse, 37 competitors in the field are competing for four qualifying spots into the 33rd Senior PGA Professional Championship in Port St. Lucie Florida on October 21-24, 2021. 


Club Car is the title sponsor for the Northern Texas Senior PGA Professional Championship. The Championship is presented by Cadillac and supported by Golf Channel and John Deere.


The Lakes at Castle Hills: 6,734 yards, Par 72.



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