Vijay Singh secured a victory at the SAS Championship in Cary, North Carolina, becoming the second-oldest winner in the history of the PGA Tour Champions. The 63-year-old golfer finished the tournament with a final round 3-under 69, which allowed him to claim the title by a two-shot margin.

Singh’s performance marked a significant achievement on the senior circuit, highlighting his sustained competitiveness despite advancing age. The PGA Tour Champions is a professional golf tour for players aged 50 and older, and victories by players in their sixties remain relatively uncommon.

By winning the SAS Championship, Singh joined a select group of players who have demonstrated longevity and skill well beyond the typical peak years of professional golfers. The tournament, held annually in Cary, has attracted many of the top senior players, with the win adding to Singh’s accolades on the tour.

Singh’s victory was noted for its steady play during the final round, where he managed to card three birdies against no bogeys. The runner-up finished two strokes behind him, underscoring Singh’s ability to close out the event under pressure.

This win adds to Singh’s career achievements and places him prominently among older competitors on the PGA Tour Champions, reflecting both his skill and fitness in a highly competitive field.