Gibb ready for Senior PGA Championship
the 56 year old Gibb, an Iowa State grad, qualified last October so he's had to wait 8 months to tee it up with some of the best golfers in the world.
This will be the 5th major tournament Gibb has played in his career. Gibb is already in the Iowa golf hall of fame, and a 5-time Iowa PGA player of the year.
The Senior PGA championship tees off Thursday May 22nd from Congressional in Maryland.
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