Bruce Devlin ESPN Commentator Senior PGA Tour Player Won the 1995 FHP Health Care Classic Joined PGA Tour in 1962

Bruce Devlin won his official SENIOR TOUR title at the rain-shortened 1995 FHP Health Care Classic, defeating Dave Eichelberger with a birdie on the second extra hole. Was a runner-up with Bob Charles at the 1989 Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf. He won eight PGA TOUR titles and enjoyed his most productive year in 1972, earning $119,768 and finishing eighth on the money list. Teamed with David Graham to defeat host country Argentina and claim the 1970 World Cup for Australia. Has had four holes-in-one in his professional career. Bruce served as a commentator for SENIOR TOUR telecasts on ESPN prior to joining the circuit and also had a stint as a golf announcer for NBC. Has designed and built more than 140 golf courses since 1966. Probably his biggest thrill in golf was winning the 1960 Australian Open as an amateur.