Angel Cabrera won the PGA tourist champions, 20 months after release from prison to gender violence

Boca Raton, Fla. – Angel Cabrera won the PGA tour champion on Sunday, 20 months after he was released after wearing two years in the Argentine prison for gender violence. He made a late bird for 1-below 71 to win the disabled James Hardie Pro Familnal Calls Football Hall.

Cabrera, former masters and American opened the champion, was closed for threats and harassment against two of his ex-girls. He was released on parole in August 2023. years and cleaned up to return to the PGA Tour Champions later that year.

It returns to masters next week – former champions have experience in living a living relationship – and the 55-year-old Argentina known as “Pato” will arrive with their first victory in more than 10 years.

As the players qualify for 2025 a masters tournament in the August National Golf Club.

“Everything I’ve been through for the last few years, here, having a chance to win, it’s very emotional,” Cabrera said after he won.

Cabrera, who won 2007. opened in Hajdur and Masters in the playoffs, was convicted in July 2021. At two years in prison for threats and harassment Cecilia Torres Mana, his partner between 2016. And 2018. Years.

In November 2022. He was also at the trial for threats and harassment against Micael Escudero, another of his former girls. Cabrera pleaded guilty, the Court made two sentences at the same time and gave him three years and 10 months in prison.

In a long-lasting interview with Golf, in months after being released, Cabrera said he was embarrassed for his behavior and asked his former forgiveness partners.

“I show up and shame,” Cabrera said. “I made serious mistakes. I refused someone to listen and I do what I wanted, and when I wanted to. I’m asking for forgiveness. I was lucky to move with me when I was the devil, but I did bad.”

Victory means Cabrera is now fully exempt in a circle of 50 and old until 2026. years. And moves to masters on a tall note.

“I can’t wait to see him,” said Adam Scott on Sunday in August. “It’s a happy thing for me. We have a pretty long history. I first met him in the European tour before we were both on the PGA tour. We played the President’s cups, we were partners.”

Scott won masters for 2013. in the playoffs against Cabrera.

“I’m thrilled to be back in joining us this year,” he said.

The Cabrera only played only twice on the first PGA tour and at the last moment he arrived on this tournament when Mark Hensby retreated.

It is related to KJ Choi to the bird at 17. hole, and certainly found 18. green for a 2-foot double-headed year like Choi ended with double Bogey.

Cabrera won $ 330,000 to win, first on the PGA tour.

Cabrera said for everyday life that he was published in the conversation last week to spend time in prison “One of the worst things that can happen to a human being, and I can’t have freedom.”

“Lack of freedom is something really hard, really hard,” he said. “And on the other hand, you know, I can tell you that the most important thing I feel the second chance right now, the opportunity to get back on the right path.”