Tim O'Neal, Tim Brown win inaugural team competition as Ángel Cabrera takes lead into Sunday at James Hardie Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational

Seeking his first win on PGA TOUR Champions, Ángel Cabrera made two eagles on Saturday on his way to the low round of the day (66) and enters the final round with a two-stroke lead over Alex Cejka.

Ángel Cabrera, 68-66 – 134 (-10)

• The 55-year-old seeks his first win on PGA TOUR Champions (26th start)
  • Best finish: fourth (2024 SAS Championship)
• This is his first time leading/co-leading entering the final round on PGA TOUR Champions
  • Previous best 36-hole position: T5 (2025 Trophy Hassan II) – finished T19
  • Was fifth entering the final round of the 2024 Senior Open Championship (72-hole event) – finished T5
• Matched his low 18-hole score on PGA TOUR Champions (76th round)
  • 66 at the 2019 Ally Challenge (final round)
  • 66 at the 2020 Sanford International (second round)
  • 66 at the 2024 Stifel Charity Classic (first round)
• This is his low 36-hole score on PGA TOUR Champions (134)
  • Previous low 36-hole score: 137 (three times; most recent: 2024 Stifel Charity Classic – finished T15)
• Making his third start of the 2025 season on PGA TOUR Champions, he has finished T19 (Trophy Hassan II) and T51 (Chubb Classic)
• With a win on Sunday, he would snap a winless streak of 10 years, 9 months (or 3,927 days), dating back to the 2014 Greenbrier Classic (PGA TOUR)
• With a win on Sunday, he would become the third first-time winner of the 2025 season on PGA TOUR Champions
  • Previous instances: Justin Leonard (Chubb Classic), Steve Allan (The Galleri Classic)
• A win on Sunday would be the 13th victory by a player from Argentina on PGA TOUR Champions
  • Previous winners: Eduardo Romero (5), Vicente Fernandez (4), Robert De Vicenzo (2), Ricardo Gonzalez (1)
• Started the week as second alternate and got in when Mark Hensby withdrew
• Would be the second consecutive week of an alternate winning the event on PGA TOUR Champions (Steve Allan was first alternate at last week’s Galleri Classic)

Alex Cejka, 68-68 – 136 (-8)

• The 54-year-old seeks his fourth win on PGA TOUR Champions (98th start)
  • 2021 Regions Tradition
  • 2021 Senior PGA Championship
  • 2023 Senior Open Championship
• Making his sixth start of the 2025 season, he has three top-10 finishes and entered the week No. 8 in the Charles Schwab Cup standings
  • T2 (Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai)
  • T6 (Cologuard Classic)
  • T8 (Hoag Classic)
• Will play in the last group of the final round for the third time this season (0-for-2)
• Finished T2 at the Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai
• Finished T6 at the Cologuard Classic

Other notes

• K.J. Choi (third) is 6-under after shooting 68. The 54-year-old seeks his third win on PGA TOUR Champions (95th start).
  • Last win: 2024 Senior Open Championship
• Charles Schwab Cup leader Miguel Angel Jiménez, who held a share of the 18-hole lead, and Greg Chalmers are T4 at 5-under.
• Darren Clarke, who won the 2020 TimberTech Championship played at The Old Course at Broken Sound, is T6 at 4-under along with Joe Durant, 18-hole co-leader David Bransdon and World Golf Hall of Fame members Retief Goosen and Colin Montgomerie.
• Making his 999th combined start (PGA TOUR and PGA TOUR Champions), Fred Funk withdrew during the second round. Scott Dunlap withdrew after the second round.

Team competition

• In addition to the PGA TOUR Champions 54-hole stroke play event, there was a team competition which featured 26 football legends.
• Format: On Friday and Saturday, there were 26 two-person teams (one Champions Tour player and one football legend) playing a two-man Best Ball. The counted score for each hole was either the Champions Tour player’s gross score or the football legend’s net score.
• Tim Brown (Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2015), paired with Tim O’Neal, won the inaugural team competition at the James Hardie Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational by four strokes.