James Hardie Pro Football HOF Invitational Round 2

Date
Sat 7th March 2026 (UTC)
Sat 7th March 2026 (Local)

Timestamp
2026-03-07T13:36:00

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13:36:00 UTC (08:36:00 Local)

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League
PGA Tour Champions

Season
2026

Round
3

Status
Match Finished

Location
The Old Course at Broken Sound

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The second round of the James Hardie Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational at The Old Course at Broken Sound Club represents the final day of the unique pro-celebrity format. The 78 PGA TOUR Champions professionals continue their pursuit of the $2.2 million purse while paired with 26 iconic Pro Football Hall of Famers. Strategically, the "Moving Day" narrative focuses on the tight corridors of the Joe Lee design, where the wind off the Atlantic can make the par-5s reachable for the bold or a scorecard-wrecker for the wayward.

The headline story enters Saturday with Ricardo Gonzalez holding a slim lead, but the focus remains on the "Home of Legends" atmosphere. The football icons, including defending celebrity champion Tim Brown, look to secure their own hardware before the professionals transition to a standard stroke-play format for Sunday’s finale. For the pros, the goal is to position themselves within striking distance of the lead on a course where the firm greens reward veteran experience and precise lag putting.

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Steve Allan and Zach Johnson share the 36-hole lead at 9-under-par after a high-scoring second round in Boca Raton. Allan, seeking his first win on the senior circuit, carded a bogey-free 5-under-par 67, highlighted by clinical birdies on the 10th and 16th holes. Johnson joined him at the top with a resilient performance, leveraging his signature wedge play to navigate the breezy conditions and put himself in prime position for a Sunday trophy charge.

The leaderboard remains exceptionally crowded, with George McNeill and Boo Weekley sitting just two strokes back at 7-under-par. Weekley electrified the gallery with a brilliant birdie on the par-5 13th, while McNeill’s steady iron play kept him in the hunt for his first PGA TOUR Champions title. Overnight leader Ricardo Gonzalez slipped to a tie for 7th at 4-under after a difficult afternoon, while Stewart Cink and Alex Cejka remain dangerous at 5-under. Defending champion Angel Cabrera showed signs of life with a 2-under 70, but remains well back of the leaders as the tournament heads into the final round.

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