Dan Drinkwitz-ISPN Golf Reporter

 The Cologurd Classic returned to the Omni at Tucson National and Golf fans returned in force to watch Miguel Jimenez can to holes in one to hold off Bernhard Langer for his 2nd PGA Champions Tour win in 2022.

Jiminez rolled in his first hole in one during the first round and 2nd came on the final round that helped distance himself from the field over Woody Austin, Langer and Jerry Kelly to earn his 2nd PGA Champions tour victory in 2022

The fans returned in force to watch after the Pandemic season to see the Grandstands, leader boards and Tents set up in anticipation of the PGA Champions Tour's return, and were not disapointed.

It seemed for awhile that Bernhard Langer may catch Miquel Angel Jimenez however Langer will have to wait another start in his chase to track down Hale Irwin for all time wins as the 64 year old Bernhard Langer needs just two more to tie Irwin

Jimenez seemed relaxed all week and entertained the crowd with the "one, two and through" during the Pro-Am and and sheathing his club after his 2nd hole in one. Jimenez stolled up the 18th Fairway puffing on a Cigar. "For me to win any Tournament is amazing" quipped Jiminez

A star studded field will be back once again in 2023 as the Cologuard Classic will be back at the Onmi at Tucson National for another year. Tournament Director Katy Pradella expressed her joy announcing the news "We are happy to have the Cologuard Classic back for another year" said Pradella, "its been a staple here and we look forward to having it here every year"

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