Ángel Cabrera, also known as “El Pato” (The Duck), was born on September 12, 1969, in Cordoba, Argentina. Raised in a humble family, Cabrera was introduced to the game of golf at a young age when he started working as a caddy at a local golf course at the age of 10. It was during this time that he developed a passion for the sport and dreamed of one day becoming a professional golfer.
Cabrera’s determination and hard work paid off when he received his first set of golf clubs at the age of 16. From that moment on, he dedicated himself to honing his skills and perfecting his game. His natural talent and relentless practice soon caught the attention of golf enthusiasts, and he quickly rose through the ranks in the golfing world.
In 2007, Cabrera achieved his first Major Championship victory with a first-place finish at the U.S. Open. This historic win catapulted him into the spotlight and solidified his reputation as a formidable competitor on the golf course. Two years later, in 2009, Cabrera claimed his second Major Championship title by winning the prestigious Masters Tournament.
Off the golf course, Cabrera is a devoted family man. He has two sons, Angel and Federico, whom he adores and cherishes. Despite his busy schedule and demanding career, Cabrera always makes time for his family and prioritizes their well-being above all else.
Throughout his career, Cabrera has amassed numerous accolades and achievements. He has competed in various tournaments around the world and has consistently showcased his exceptional skills and sportsmanship on the golf course. In addition to his Major Championship victories, Cabrera has also represented Argentina in international competitions and has been a source of pride for his homeland.
In recognition of his contributions to the sport of golf, Cabrera has been inducted into various Hall of Fames and has received numerous awards and accolades throughout his career. He continues to inspire aspiring golfers around the world with his skill, passion, and dedication to the game.