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June 14th, 2010 — Golf Ball Driver, Golf News, Golf Tournaments
This week’s golf tournament was the last tune up before the U.S Open, bringing in a strong field and strong play. Eight of the top 20 ranked golfers made their way through the course at TPC Southwind. Players included Lee Westwood, Ian Poulter, Rory McIlroy, Robert Allenby, Padraig Harrington, Camilo Villegas, Zach Johnson, and Retief [...]
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Steve Stricker Leads the Pack at the Memorial There has not been a strong showing of American players at the top of the leaderboard these days. Many are happy to see Steve Stricker taking the lead at the end of the third round at The Memorial. The day was dominated by both Stricker and Matt Kuchar. The two...... -
Accenture Match Play Championships The major headlines in Golf this week were made by the Accenture Match Play Championships, held at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club at Dove Mountain in Marana, Arizona. Players faced each other one on one in match play through a bracket. There were four main brackets that came together to the...... -
Final Round United States Open Here is a look at the final round leader board from the United States Open which was weather delayed. The par 70 course was a black course staged in Farmingdale in New York this past Monday. - Lucas Glover of the United States came in at -4, taking first place...... -
Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial Tournament Recap The latest tour stop at the Colonial Country Club proved to be an interesting tournament, with key players making both positive and negative moves in the field. Some of the key names playing at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at the Colonial included Scott Verplank, Boo Weekly, Geoff Ogilvy, K.J. Choi,...... -
Ernie Els Wins Doral Ernie Els, commonly known as the Big Easy, took the CA Championship on Sunday at Doral, Florida. Els hasn't won a tournament in two years, but he came out victorious, ending with 6-under 66 and a 4-shot lead against player #2 in the tournament, Charl Schwartzel, his protégée and houseguest.......
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June 7th, 2010 — Golf Ball Driver, Golf News, Golf Tournaments
This week in golf featured the Memorial Tournament, presented by Morgan Stanley and hosted by Jack Nicklaus. The memorial tournament brings in plenty of big names as the golf world looks back at some of the greatest golfers and individuals who contributed to the growth of the game. Prior honorees include Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, [...]
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The Heritage Golf Tournament 2011 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...... -
RBC Canadian Open at St. George’s G&CC in Etobicoke, Ontario This week in golf featured the RBC Canadian Open, held at St. George’s G&CC in Etobicoke, Ontario. The field was a mix of both up-comers and veterans, including Trevor Immelman, Matt Kuchar, David Duval, Stuart Appleby, Ricky Barnes, John Daly, Scott Verplank, and Mike Weir. The national championship of Canada...... -
Wells Fargo Championship 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...... -
Shell Houston Open Recap 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...... -
European Golf Tour 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......
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May 17th, 2010 — Golf Ball Driver, Golf News, Golf Tournaments, pga tour
Adam Scott earned his first PGA Tour Victory in 2 years on at the Texas Open on Sunday, ending with a 14-under 274 and taking home the $1,098,000 prize pot. He defeated runner-up Fredrik Jacobson by one stroke. Texas is apparently a great place for Scott, as it’s the only place he’s won PGA Tour [...]
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Steve Stricker Regains #2 Ranking In Los Angeles at the Northern Trust Open on Sunday, an emotional Steve Stricker took the victory. In a tournament of very safe play for the pro, he managed to avoid risky shots and overconfidence. Stricker was the favorite to win the tournament, and surprisingly didn't display any of...... -
Unexpected Winner at Sawgrass One of the most flawless and brilliant games this weekend was played by Henrik Stenson in the Players Championship in Florida. It was one of the richest tournaments played at a whopping $12.6 million. In the beginning of the day, Stenson was working with a five stroke shortfall behind the...... -
Jacobson Wins First Title at the Travelers Championship The end of the Travelers Championship might have seemed like a great present for Frederick Jacobson, but it seems that the real winner was his daughter. The one shot victory was promised to his 5 year-old daughter before he started out. He told her that he would be holding up...... -
Furyk Wins the Verizon Heritage The Verizon Heritage title in Hilton Head came down to two men, and was won by Jim Furyk in an interesting twist on the game. They were tied at 72 holes, and had just begun with their playoff hole. Furyk won with the first hole, before he even hit the...... -
Slocum Suprises All With Barclays Win Slocum has managed to finally make a name for himself after capturing the win at Barclays, the first PGA tour playoffs for the season. Heath Slocum surprised all, because he barely managed to qualify for the Barclays, and yet he managed to emerge from a crowded pack of players yesterday.......
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