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MADISON, Wis. -- Like it always is, this year's AmFam Championship is a family affair for Steve Stricker, but this time it's a little different. The 2023 Champ is teaming up with his brother-in ...

Injuries have hampered Madison resident Steve Stricker's ability on the golf course of late. But his motivation to play is clear as ever.

Steve Stricker made fewer PGA Tour starts in 2013 so he could spend more time with his family, but he still qualified for the Tour Championship and is in seventh place after 36 holes.

Stricker prioritises his family, famously withdrawing from a tournament in 2023 to be with his ailing father. Turning professional in 1990, Stricker's impressive career stretches over three decades.

Els and Stricker started the day tied at 9-under, and playing David Duval began the round two shots back. He finished with a 2-over 74 however, to finish his tournament at 5-under and tied for 14 th.

Stricker, the host who won the American Family Insurance Championship in 2023 and was well down the road to defending, was playing the event for the eighth time; he never had finished worse than T11.

MADISON, Wis. - For nearly a decade, Steve Stricker's PGA TOUR Champions tournament has been bringing the tour's biggest names to Madison along with millions of charitable dollars. This year ...