There were two different golf tournaments to follow this weekend. Both of the tournaments had some great gameplay and some close finishes. The Nelson Championship ended with a sudden death and the BMW PGA Championship ended with two Englishmen battling it out for number one in a playoff. One of the more interesting stories was [...]

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Everyone was shocked by the win of David Toms over Charlie Wi. Even Toms was shocked enough to make the comment that he must be “dreaming”. He has not seen a victory in five years and was afraid that he would not see another one. He was definitely not expected to recover after a blown [...]

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The Players Championship saw a lot of great players battle it out for the top position. Rainy conditions on Saturday delayed game play with many players having to wait until Sunday morning to finish out their rounds. An additional close game between K.J. Choi and David Toms added to the tension as spectators eagerly watched [...]

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This week in Golf featured a wide variety of big names, most of which are preparing for The Players Tournament, which will be played next week. This week’s tournament was the Wells Fargo Championship, held at the Quali Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina. Some of the big names that found themselves in the tournament [...]

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This week in golf featured the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, held at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, Louisiana. Some of the biggest names in golf competed at the tournament, including KJ Choi, Bubba Watson, Steve Stricker, Luke Donald, Nick Watney, Pat Perez, Brandt Snedeker, Justin Leonard, and Graeme McDowell. The first round of the tournament [...]

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This week in golf featured The Heritage golf tournament, held at the Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. The tournament featured a winning share of $1,026,000 and a purse of nearly $6 million. There were 500 FedExCup points at stake. The tournament featured plenty of big name players, many of whom [...]

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This week in golf was highlighted by a tournament on the European Golf Tour. The tour featured a few big names from the European golf circuit. It was the first tournament to be held after The Masters tournament, a tournament that saw European Tour regular Rory McIlroy falter in the final round. McIlory was one [...]

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This week in golf featured the prestigious Masters tournament, one of the four major tournaments of the year for professional golfers. As usual, the tournament was held at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. This was the 75th year for the tournament, a tournament that featured plenty of well known players. The tournament [...]

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This week in golf featured the Shell Houston Open, held at the Redstone Golf Club Tournament Course in Humble, Texas. The purse for this tournament was $5.9 million, with a winning share of slightly more than $1 million. There were 500 FedExCup Points at stake at this tournament, widely regarded as a tune up for [...]

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This week in Golf featured the Arnold Palmer Invitational, presented by MasterCard. The tournament was held at the Bay Hill Club and Lodge, located in Orlando Florida. The purse for the tournament was $6 million, with the winner taking home slightly more than $1 million. The tournament featured 500 FedExCup Points. Players competing included Justin [...]

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