Steve Stricker clinched his third consecutive Sanford International title in an emotional triumph, marking his first PGA Tour Champions win of the year. Stricker's victory came after a four-hole playoff,

Steve Stricker ended a four-hole playoff with a shot out of the rough that banged into the pin and set up a tap-in birdie Sunday, his third straight Sanford International victory and his first PGA Tour Champions title of the year.

Steve Stricker won the Sanford International each of the last two years – first in a playoff in 2022, then by a single stroke last year. The 57-year-old made it a three-peat Sunday with a four-hole playoff win.

Steve Stricker became a notable first Sunday with his third straight victory in the 2024 Sanford International. Coupled with his three straight wins at the John Deere Classic from 2009 to 2011, and he now holds a unique place in the PGA Tour history books.

The 57-year old from Wisconsin continued his mastery of Minnehaha Country Club with perhaps his best, and most personally meaningful. performance on Sunday, coming from three shots back in his quest to win a third straight Sanford International and taking two shot lead over Richard Green heading to 18.

Steve Stricker's victory on Sunday at the Sanford International in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, was extra meaningful for him. And not just because the Wisconsin native made history with his third straight win at the tournament,

Steve Stricker ended a four-hole playoff with a shot out of the rough that banged into the pin and set up a tap-in birdie Sunday, his third straight Sanford International victory and his first PGA Tour Champions title of the year.