From Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, and Lee Trevino to Seve Ballesteros, Nick Faldo, and Greg Norman to Tiger Woods, Ernie Els, and Phil Mickelson, Jay and Bill Haas have competed against true icons throughout their careers.
They have triumphed, and they continue to play each time hoping to win.
Are Bill Haas and Jay Haas brothers?
Even though the Haas team was unable to complete the major double like Old Tom and Young Tom Morris or Willie Park and Willie Park Jr., they have undoubtedly established themselves as one of the longest-lasting and most successful father-son teams in sports.
Since the field for the majors was so small when the Morrises and Parks competed, you could record the names of every competitor.
Two years after turning pro, Jay won his first match in 1978. Andy Williams-San Diego Open Invitational was taking place.
On the PGA Tour, he added eight more victories, including the Bob Hope Classic, which is now the Humana Challenge and has now been won twice by his son Bill.
Jay had 17 Champions Tour triumphs after turning 50, including two majors.
2004 was Bill’s professional debut, the same year his father joined the Champions Tour.
In 2010, he won the Bob Hope Classic for the first time.
With the 2015 Humana Classic included, he now has six victories.
