Bud Cauley wins first PGA Tour title at RBC Canadian Open, eight years after near-fatal car crash
By
Marty Klinkenberg
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Summary
Bud Cauley won his first PGA Tour event at the RBC Canadian Open in his 239th attempt, eight years after surviving a life-threatening car accident that nearly ended his career and life. The emotional victory came after a long recovery period of three years before he could play golf again, with his wife Kristi supporting him throughout the difficult journey.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledI'm thinking about how hard it was.
I'm really thankful for all the help that I've gotten.
I put my wife through so much. There were times I wa
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