Who is Mike 'Fluff' Cowan? Know about 76-year-old caddie to C.T. Pan

Mike ‘Fluff’ Cowan is a legendary caddie with over four decades of experience.

At the recently concluded WM Phoenix Open, golf enthusiasts witnessed the presence of a legendary figure in the sport: Mike ‘Fluff’ Cowan, who has been lending his expertise to PGA Tour players for over four decades. This time, Cowan was seen alongside C.T. Pan, shouldering the responsibilities of a caddie at the prestigious tournament.

Michael Thomas “Fluff” Cowan, born on February 7, 1948, has left an indelible mark on the world of golf with his remarkable career as a caddie. His journey in the sport began with humble origins, learning the intricacies of golf from his father during his upbringing in Winslow, Maine. After a brief stint playing golf during his college years at William Penn University, Cowan transitioned to caddying, a decision that would shape his illustrious career.

Cowan’s caddying journey commenced in 1976, when he accompanied David Smith at the Monday qualifier of the Greater Hartford Open. Since then, he has traversed the fairways alongside some of golf’s most prominent players, including Peter Jacobsen, Tiger Woods, and Jim Furyk, among others. Notably, Cowan’s partnership with Jim Furyk stands as one of the most enduring and successful caddie-player collaborations in golf history, spanning over 24 years of shared victories and memorable moments on the PGA Tour.

Throughout his remarkable career, Cowan has been a witness to golfing milestones and triumphs, contributing his expertise to the success of players on numerous occasions. His tenure with Tiger Woods during the golfer’s initial professional years saw remarkable achievements, including Woods’ ascent to the top of the Official World Golf Rankings and victory at the prestigious Masters Tournament in 1997.

Cowan’s dedication and contribution to the sport were further recognized when he was inducted into the Caddies ‘Hall of Fame’ in 1999, a testament to his enduring legacy and impact on the game. His presence at the WM Phoenix Open alongside C.T. Pan serves as a reminder of his enduring passion for the sport and his unwavering commitment to supporting players in their pursuit of excellence on the golf course.

Who won the WM Phoenix Open 2024?

The 2024 WM Phoenix Open was a rollercoaster of emotions, marked by weather delays, fan interactions, and moments of frustration for several golfers. Despite the challenges, the tournament delivered an action-packed weekend filled with memorable performances and dramatic twists.

Nick Taylor emerging as the ultimate victor, closely followed by Charley Hoffman. The third and fourth rounds, both played on Sunday due to delays, resulted in a thrilling tie at the top, setting the stage for an intense playoff.

Scottie Scheffler showcased his prowess at the WM Phoenix Open once again, reinforcing his status as one of the tournament’s standout players. Despite facing stiff competition, Scheffler’s T3 finish demonstrated his consistency and skill on the course.

However, not all players had smooth sailing during the tournament. Zach Johnson and Jordan Spieth encountered challenges with fan interactions but managed to maintain their focus and deliver commendable performances. Spieth, in particular, impressed with his strong showing, despite expressing frustrations about the fan experience.

Unfortunately, the weekend did not yield favorable outcomes for some golfers, including Luke Donald, J.T. Poston, Max Homa, Akshay Bhatia, Grayson Murray, and Gary Woodland, who failed to advance to the final rounds after missing the cut.

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