We are pleased to welcome Dana Quigley back to Bob Gilder's Platt Golf Challenge.

Dana has 10 Champions Tour victories to date, with more sure to come.
For 2006, he is in the Top 30 on the Money List and #32 in the Champions Tour All-Around Rankings.

2005 was his career year on the Champions Tour, and at age 58 became the oldest player ever to claim the Arnold Palmer Award, signifying the leading money-winner on the circuit. Dana was the only player to eclipse the $2-million mark in single-season earnings, making almost $400,000 more than his previous-best season (2000).

Dana claims to have no other hobbies besides golf and plays virtually every day, earning him the nickname of golf's "Iron Man." Like most New Englanders, he is a die-hard Red Sox fan. He has thrown out first pitches at four Major League Baseball stadiums, including Fenway Park.