Roberts wins JELD-WEN Tradition on second playoff hole Aug. 28, 2005 GolfWeb Wire Services ALOHA, Ore. -- Loren Roberts defeated Dana Quigley on the second playoff hole Sunday to win the JELD-WEN Tradition, the final major championship of the Champions Tour season.. Quigley's 3½-foot putt for bogey on No. 17 at the Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club lipped out, while Roberts' shot fell in the hole. "It's just not my turn yet," Quigley said. Roberts, who turned 50 years old this year, was playing in just his third event on the Champions Tour. Both players had trouble with their second shots on the second playoff hole. Roberts' approach rolled far past the hole and the signature bunker in the middle of the green. Quigley's hit a rake near a greenside bunker and stayed right on the edge. Roberts chipped on the green for his third shot, while Quigley was forced into an awkward stance with one foot in the bunker and the other teetering on the lip. Both players missed long par putts. On the first playoff hole, the par-5 18th, Roberts seemed to have a huge advantage when his second shot bounced on to the green, putting him in position for an eagle putt. Quigley's second shot went into a greenside bunker but he blasted out to approximately 3 feet for birdie and Roberts two-putted. Quigley knocked in an 8-foot putt for an eagle on the par-5 16th in regulation, but bogeyed the next hole and missed a 17-foot birdie on 18 -- opening the door for Roberts. Quigley shot a 4-under 68 to finish 72 holes at 15-under 273. Roberts made birdie putts on the final two holes to finish a 67 and force the playoff. "Those were the two best putts I made all week -- and they came at the right time," he said. Gil Morgan missed a birdie putt on the final hole that would have put him in the playoff as well. He finished at 14 under, while Mark James had a 68 and was another stroke back. Roberts finished tied for second at the U.S. Senior Open and was fifth in the Senior British Open, the only other events he has played on Tour. Quigley, who joined the Champions Tour in 1997, played in 278 straight events until a hip injury forced him to miss the Senior British Open. He has won 10 events on Tour. Doug Tewell and Morgan, who won this event in 1997 and 1998, shared the third-round lead at 13 under, but Tewell closed with a 73.