Allen Doyle

Was an amateur until he was almost 50, he was a member of two Walker Cup Teams (1991 and '93), and represented the United States on three World Amateur Cup teams. Was a semi-finalist at the 1992 U.S. Amateur, losing to Justin Leonard who won the Championship. After turning professional joined the former Nike Tour in 1995 and won three times. at the age of 47 he became the PGA Tour's oldest rookie when he played on Tour in 1996. Played two years before joining the Champions Tour in 1998.

Champions Tour
8 - 1999 ACE Group Classic, PGA Seniors' Championship, Cadillac NFL Championship, TD Waterhouse Championship, 2000 Toshiba Senior Classic, 2001 Ford Senior Players Championship, State Farm Senior Classic, 2003 FleetBoston Classic

1998 Champions Tour Summary
Tournaments entered - 6; top-10 finishes - 2; scoring average 69.29; money $164,918 (ranked 67th); best finish, T4th, Raley's Gold Rush Classic.

1999 Champions Tour Summary
Tournaments entered - 31; top-10 finishes - 16; scoring average 70.02 (ranked 5th); money $1,911,640 (ranked 3rd); winner, ACE Group Classic, PGA Seniors' Championship, Cadillac NFL Championship, TD Waterhouse Championship.

2000 Champions Tour Summary
Tournaments entered - 33; top-10 finishes - 17; scoring average 69.56 (ranked 6th); money $1,505,471 (ranked 7th); winner Toshiba Senior Classic.

2001 Champions Tour Summary
Tournaments entered - 34; top-10 finishes - 25; scoring average 69.41 (ranked 3rd); money $2,553,582 (ranked 1st); winner Ford Senior Players Championship, State Farm Senior Classic. Other Victories: Charles Schwab Cup.

2002 Champions Tour Summary
Tournaments entered - 32; top-10 finishes - 13; scoring average 70.21 (ranked 10th); money $1,322,054 (ranked 12th); best finish, 2nd Toshiba Senior Classic.

2003 Champions Tour Summary
Tournaments entered -30; top 10 finishes -13; stroke average 70.07 (ranked 12th); money $1,349,272 (ranked 9th); Best finish, Win FleetBoston Classic.