Forty-five-year-old Lucas Glover has been around the block and has a better perspective on the professional game than most.
He won the U.S. Open in 2009, conquering a rain-swept Bethpage Black while fending off Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods. His next victory came in 2011 at the Wells Fargo Championship, but then he encountered a decade-long drought, which can be attributed to injuries, slumps, and issues in his personal life. This is all to say that Glover has been at the pinnacle of the sport, but he has plummeted to its lowest points too. He knows what it means to be a major champion, yet he was also a
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