Name: Reed Hughes’ interview during Round 1 of Sanderson Farms
Uploaded: 2024-10-03T22:43:06.000Z
Duration: 82 s
Description: During the opening-round Golf Channel broadcast of the 2024 Sanderson Farms Championship, 71-year-old Reed Hughes joins Todd Lewis at the par-3 13th hole to talk about playing in his first PGA TOUR event since 1998 and what his expectations are for the week.

During the opening-round Golf Channel broadcast of the 2024 Sanderson Farms Championship, 71-year-old Reed Hughes joins Todd Lewis at the par-3 13th hole to talk about playing in his first PGA TOUR event since 1998 and what his expectations are for the week.

Reed Hughes’ interview during Round 1 of Sanderson Farms

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