Mark O'Meara, retiring this week at Pebble Beach, shares some of his favorite Pebble stories, including winning with dad
It's been a wonderful life for Mark O'Meara. The 16-time winner on the PGA Tour and three-time winner on the PGA Tour Champions announced he's hanging up the golf spikes and putting away the tour bag for good after the 2024 Pure Insurance Championship.
Mark O'Meara's five best tips from an incredible lifetime in golf
“My advice is to go to the practice green, take five balls and hit all five of them without looking up, trying to roll them all the same distance. Do it to 50, 30 and even 10 feet. By the time all five balls are always finishing up in the same area, you’ve got a pretty good handle on the right speed.”
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Par for the Course: Mark O’Meara’s golf greatness flew under the radar
Bill Kennedy lauds the achievements of O'Meara, whose career is coming to a conclusion at this weekend's Pure Insurance championship at Pebble Beach.
Hall of Famer Mark O'Meara announces retirement from professional golf. See his career in photos
O’Meara is a 16-time PGA Tour winner and two-time major champion, winning the Masters and Open Championship in 1998 as his final PGA Tour victories. He played in 674 events on the PGA Tour, making the cut 444 times and amassing more than $14 million in career earnings.
Mark O’Meara set to retire at Pebble Beach, site of six significant titles
Mark O’Meara is ready to retire, and he has picked the ideal spot in Pebble Beach. O’Meara won the California State Amateur in 1979, the first of his six titles over three decades at Pebble Beach. Five of those were the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am,
Mark O’Meara to retire after PGA Tour Champions event at Pebble Beach
Mark O'Meara is ready to retire and he couldn't have picked a better spot. The Pure Insurance Championship at Pebble Beach will be his final event.
WATCH: Retiring golfer Mark O'Meara breaks down after finishing his career at Pebble Beach
Mark O'Meara's illustrious professional golf career came to an end at the PURE Insurance Championship. On the 18th hole at Pebble Beach, he couldn't hold back his tears.
O’Meara announces retirement from pro golf
World Golf Hall of Famer Mark O’Meara joins Golf Today to announce he’ll be retiring from professional golf after this week’s Pure Insurance Championship, discussing the highlights from his legendary career.
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Mark O’Meara birdies 17 at Pebble Beach, then emotions flow as he plays the 18th for the final time
Mark O’Meara couldn’t hold it in any longer. Friends don’t consider the 67-year-old World Golf Hall of Famer to be all that ...
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‘I’m still teary eyed’: Two-time major winner retires in epic setting
Mark O'Meara recaps his final professional round from Pebble Beach before retirement, showing all sorts of emotions.
O'Meara birdies for final time at Pebble Beach
An emotional Mark O'Meara hits a birdie on No. 17 at Pebble Beach for the final time as his incredible career comes to an end ...
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Mark O'Meara looking forward to one more walk at Pebble Beach, his true happy place
It was April of 1980, and amateur Mark O’Meara had just finished off rounds of 80-81 and missed the cut at his first Masters. He and his father, Bob, were beginning the long journey back to ...
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Mark O’Meara to retire after PGA Tour Champions event at Pebble Beach
Mark O’Meara is ready to retire, and he has picked the ideal spot in Pebble Beach. O’Meara won the California State Amateur in 1979, the first of his six titles over three decades at Pebble ...