Senior Men's Professional Golf
Senior majors
- 24–27 May: Senior PGA Championship - Zimbabwean Denis Watson shot a final round 68 for his first major victory.
- 5–8 July: U.S. Senior Open - American Brad Bryant shot a final round 68 to win his first major; third-round leader Tom Watson went 8-over-par in the final 8 holes, including 3 double bogeys.
- 26–29 July: Senior British Open - American Tom Watson shot a final round 73 (+2) to win his fifth Senior Major and third Senior British Open.
- 23–26 August: JELD-WEN Tradition - Zimbabwean/Irishman Mark McNulty shot a final round 68 for his first major victory.
- 4–7 October: Senior Players Championship - American Loren Roberts shot 67-66-67-67=267 (-13) to win his third major. He was victorious by six strokes.
Full list of 2007 Champions Tour results.
Full list of 2007 European Seniors Tour results.
Money list leaders
- Champions Tour - Jay Haas topped the money list for the second straight year with earnings of US$2,581,001 - Final money list
- European Seniors Tour - Carl Mason headed the Order of Merit for the third time. Final Order of Merit list
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