In August the Ohio Golf Hall of Fame inducted two new members, Bob Sowards and Gary Taylor. The Ohio Golf Hall of Fame dates back to 1992 and includes golfers who have made an impact on the game, plus achieved the highest levels of competition, while devoting their lives to the game of golf. A few of the names that have been inducted into the Ohio Golf Hall Of Fame are, Jack Nicklaus, Peggy Kirk Bell, Pete Dye, Jack Grout, TomWeiskopf, Renee Powell, John Cook, Ben Curtis, Meg Mallon and Rosie Jones Bob Sowards It seems like Bob Sowards is in the news every month for winning yet another event. He has achieved success in both state and national events. When competitors see Bob’s name in the field, they know they are playing for second place. HisthreeOhioOpenChampionships, along with three Ohio Senior Open Championships are strong enough credentials to earn a spot in the Ohio Golf Hall of Fame. In addition, Sowards competed on the Korn FerryTour and competed on the 2008 PGATour. In his tour career, he played in 41 PGA Tour events, including 11 PGA Championships. Bob was named the PGA National Club Professional Player four times and won the PGA National Club Professional Championship in 2004. Sowards & Taylor Inducted Into Ohio Golf Hall of Fame By Fred Altvater
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