64 years (born march 7, 1959)
Tom Lehman
- Winner of the 1996 British Open
- 5 victories on the PGA Tour
- 12 victories on the Champions Tour
Top ranked player worldwide, his tournament wins include a major title, the 1996 Open Championship. He is the only golfer in history to be named Player of the Year on all three PGA circuits: the PGA Tour, the Web.com Tour, and the PGA Tour Champions. On the podium of the Hassan II Golf Trophy in 1997, Tom Lehman will participate for the 3rd time in this competition.
60 years old (born 5 January 1964)
Miguel Ángel Jiménez
- 13 Champions Tour wins
- 21 European Tour victories
- 2023 Champions Tour ranking : 10th
Miguel Ángel Jiménez is one of the most endearing players in professional golf. The Spaniard from Malaga is a fan of fast cars and cigars. At age 50, he was able to get the better of younger opponents and won the Spanish Open in a play-off. He, thus, became the oldest winner of the European Tour. Since he switched to the Champions Tour, “The Mechanic” as he is nicknamed, has been just as prolific. Already 13 victories including one major, the Senior Open Championship. The Spaniard is in great shape as he won three times in the United States last year.
57 years old (born on April 28, 1966)
John Daly
- 8 victories worldwide including the PGA Championship 1991 and The Open Championship 1995.
John Daly is a player who has never left anyone indifferent. He was revealed during the 1991 PGA Championship when the world discovered him as a young player with an unorthodox swing and phenomenal power. Daly’s atypical personality, highlighted by his thick white beard and colorful pants, makes him delightful both for spectators and photographers. A good guitarist-he even recorded two albums- Daly also got into golf architecture. This will be the third time he walks the fairways of the Royal Golf Dar Es Salaam Red Course.
59 years old (Born, April 28 1964)
Stephen Ames
- 14 worldwide victories, including the 2006 Players Championship
- Ranking on the Champions Tour in 2023: 6th
The winner of the previous edition of the Hassan II Golf Trophy is back at the Royal Golf Dar es Salam to defend his title. A native of Trinidad and Tobago, Stephen Ames has represented Canada on the international stage and has won fourteen tournaments worldwide, including four PGA Tour events during his career. Ames had his moment of glory by winning the Players Championship in 2006, securing his place among the elite of world golf.
60 years old (born June 23, 1963)
Colin Montgomerie
- Winner of the Hassan II Trophy in 1997
- 54 world victories including 7 on the Champions Tour
- 8 times European n°1 and 2 times European Senior Tour n°1
Colin Montgomerie is a European golf monument. He reigned supreme from 1993 to 2005. His domination continued when he became 50 and joined the ranks of seniors. An eight-time member of the European Ryder Cup team, Monty has never lost a singles match. In the United States, he won three Champions Tour majors: 2 Senior PGA Championship in 2014 and 2015, and the 2014 US Senior Open. From 2014 to 2016, the Scot, beholder of the Order of the British Empire decoration, ranked second of the Champions Tour Order of Merit.
58 years old (born on February 5, 1966)
José María Olazábal
- 29 victories worldwide including the 1994 and 1999 Masters
Being a green keeper’s son and grandson, José María Olazábal hit his first balls at the age of 2. Severiano Ballesteros, then, spotted this Basque young prodigy. Both players have maintained a perfect bond that shows when they play the doubles in the Ryder Cup together: they make an almost unbeatable pair. In 2012, he was the captain of a team who made an unthinkable comeback to beat the Americans in Chicago. Individually, Chemma (that is his nickname) won 2 Masters of Augusta and 21 tournaments on the European Tour. At the Morocco Champions 2020, in Marrakech, he was the author of a hole-in-one during the 2nd round of the PGA Champions Tour tournament.
