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So, I’ve been following this golfer, Fran Quinn, for a while now. He’s not exactly a household name, but the guy’s got grit. He’s been grinding it out on the golf circuit for years, and I really admire his perseverance. Recently, he played in the U.S. Senior Open, and let me tell you, it was a rollercoaster.
First off, just getting into the tournament was a battle. He had to go through a qualifying round at Franklin CC. I read that he and his wife, Lori, who also caddies for him, were out there strategizing. That’s some serious teamwork! Anyway, he ended up being the medalist, meaning he was the top player in the qualifier. What a way to secure a spot, right?
Then, at the actual U.S. Senior Open, things got even more tense. The cut line is always a nail-biter. It’s that point where they decide who gets to keep playing and who goes home. Well, Fran was right on the edge. I was following the scores online, refreshing the page like crazy. On the 18th hole, he needed to sink a 6-foot putt for par to make the cut. Can you imagine the pressure? But he did it! He made the putt and moved into a tie for 75th, which was just enough to make the cut. That’s a moment that surely tested his nerves.
But his journey didn’t stop there. I found his official PGA TOUR profile, checked his stats, bio, and even watched some videos of his swing. It seems like he was on fire because he went further to participate in a tournament. He shot 2 under for two rounds and was one of three players to advance out of an eight-man playoff for the final spots. I can’t even imagine being in a playoff like that. Talk about a high-pressure situation! It’s so cool to see how he handled it. At that time, I guess he must have shown his best self.
It got me curious, so I dug a little deeper. Turns out, when he played in the 122nd U.S. Open Championship, it marked the end of what people are calling an “improbable journey.” I think what they meant was his journey is a little bit bumpy but the result was satisfying. This just made me like him even more!

Besides a golfer, he also works as a Regional Business Manager. I saw his profile online. He has a lot of connections in Omaha Metropolitan Area, so I guess he must be good at communication and a popular guy.
Here’s what I learned from following Fran Quinn’s journey:
- Never give up. This guy’s been at it for years, and he’s still out there competing.
- Teamwork makes the dream work. Having his wife as his caddie is pretty awesome.
- Pressure is a privilege. He thrived under pressure in the qualifier and at the Senior Open.
Anyway, that’s my little deep dive into Fran Quinn. Hope you found it interesting. It’s always inspiring to see these stories of perseverance and dedication. His journey really impressed me!