US EditionEd Fiori, Known for Taking Down Tiger Woods, Dies of Cancer
- Ed Fiori, a four-time PGA Tour winner, died Sunday, July 6, 2025, following a battle with cancer at age 72.
- Fiori earned lasting fame by overcoming a three-round deficit to defeat 20-year-old Tiger Woods at the 1996 Quad City Classic.
- Over a 25-year PGA Tour career, Fiori played 583 events, recorded 38 top-10 finishes, and won four titles, including victories over Hall of Famers.
- Recalling his career, Fiori said, "Don't feel sorry for me, though. I've had a great life in a game I love."
- Fiori's perseverance and humility left a strong legacy in golf, and the community paid tribute to his fight against cancer and contributions to the sport.
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Golf Icon Passes Away At 72
A golfing icon who famously took down Tiger Woods at the height of his career passed away this month at the age of 72. Ed Fiori won four PGA titles over his decadeslong career, including the 1996 Quad Cities Classic, where he prevented Woods from carrying away what would have been the first PGA win of his nascent career. Fiori passed away from cancer on Sunday, a rep confirmed. Born Apr. 21, 1953, in Lynnwood, California, Fiori has told stories …
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