David Duval to make third PGA Tour Champions start in Tucson

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The second chapter of David Duval's playing career has been a slow roll.

Entering his third PGA Tour Champions start, Duval is still trying to find the rhythm of playing competitive golf on a regular basis again. It's no wonder, considering he hasn't played a full schedule in nearly a decade.

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"It’s just getting the rust off more than anything, figuring out the routines of it again, budgeting your time because there is something to just naturally getting into that flow of knowing how to get everything you need to get done in a day," Duval said.

Duval is at least in a familiar place, even if he doesn't fully remember everything about the course.

The Cologuard Classic at tricky Tucson National, the third stop in the season-long Charles Schwab Cup, is where Duval picked up one of his four PGA Tour victories in 1998. Duval shot a second-round 62, built a seven-shot lead and won by four with a long birdie on No. 18 after Justin Leonard tracked him down with four holes to go.

"I don’t recall the last time I was here, but it’s nice to go around the golf course and see it again and think of some shots that I’ve hit over the years, back in the ’90s and stuff," he said. "Just always liked it, always liked being here."

FILE - David Duval watches his tee shot on the first hole during the final round of the PNC Championship golf tournament, Sunday, Dec. 20, 2020, in Orlando, Fla. Entering his third PGA Tour Champions start in Arizona this week, Duval is still trying to find the rhythm of playing competitive golf on a regular basis again. (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack, File)

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