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Golfer Notah Begay still on the road to a comeback
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Filed Under: Sports

Eight years after his last victory on the PGA Tour, Navajo/Pueblo golfer Notah Begay III is slowly making his comeback.

Begay won the St. Jude Classic in Memphis, Tennessee, in 2000. He was considered a rising star but was sidelined by a back injury that kept him off the greens.

"I remember being 20th on the money list, and I couldn't go to the British Open in 2001 because my back couldn't handle the flight," Begay told The Memphis Commercial Appeal. "As a kid, you grow up dreaming of being exempt from the majors. And here I was, a 27-year-old kid, exempt from the majors, and I couldn't go. It was crushing."

This week, Begay is back in Memphis to compete in the Stanford St. Jude Championship. At age 35, he says he feels as healthy as ever.

Get the Story:
Back on track: Former Memphis champ Notah Begay trying to overcome disk troubles (The Memphis Commercial Appeal 6/3)



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