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Weekly Ezine Feb. 21/05
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Tour Results, Schedules, and News:
As we basked in a week of beautiful sunshine in the Pacific Northwest the Pga tour was trying to get a tournament in down the coast in rainy southern California. At the time of this writing Chad Campbell and Adam Scott were tied for the lead after 36 holes, with little hope of them getting any more golf in. If they cannot complete, it will be only the fifth time that a tournament had to be called after 36 holes. They would try to get a playoff in to determine a winner, and the same prize money would be awarded, but it would not be an official victory with all the exemptions etc. They also the World Match Play starting on Wednesday, rather than the typical Thursday tournament start.
Mark James topped Hale Irwin and Tom Wargo on the Champions Tour. Thongchai Jaidee defended his title at the European Tour's Malaysian open. Stephen Bowditch won in Australia on the Nationwide Tour.
In other news, Annika Sorenstam filed for divorce this week from her 8 year marriage to David Esch. Some say this may extend her career because she had talked about early retirement to have a family.
PGA Tour:
2005 Nissan Open:
1.
Campbell, Chad -9
1. Scott, Adam -9
3. Clarke, Darren -8
3. Davis, Brian -8
5. Lewis, J.L. -7
5. Montgomerie, Colin -7
7. Allenby, Robert -6
7. Baddeley, Aaron -6
7. Funk, Fred -6
7. Mayfair, Billy -6
7. Sutherland, Kevin -6
7. Tway, Bob -6
European
Tour:
2005 Carlsberg Malaysian Open click
here for results
Champion's
Tour:
2005 The ACE Group Classic click
here for results
Nationwide
Tour:
2005 Jacob's Creek Open click
here for results
LPGA Tour:
NoEvent Scheduled click
here for results
For full field scores and stats on all the tours, go to PGA
Tour.com.
Upcoming Events:
PGA tour:
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2005
WGC - Accenture Match Play Championship 2005
Chrysler Classic of Tucson |
TV
Coverage: Thursday
2/24 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM ET USA |
European Tour:
2005 WGC
- Accenture Match Play Championship
Feb 23-27
La Costa Resort & Spa
Carlsbad, California
Defending: Tiger Woods
Purse: $6,000,000 ($1,080,000 to winner)
Champion's Tour:
2005 Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am
Feb 25-27
TPC of Tampa Bay
Lutz, Florida
Defending: Mark McNulty
Purse: $1,600,000 ($240,000 to winner)
Nationwide
Tour:
2005 ING New Zealand PGA Championship
Feb 24-27
Clearwater Resort
Christchurch, New Zealand
Defending: Gavin Coles
Purse: $500,000 ($90,000 to winner)
LPGA Tour:
2005 SBS Open at Turtle Bay
Feb 24-26
Turtle Bay Resort
Kahuku, Hawaii
Defending: Inaugural Event
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Tips for Long Putts:
The key on the long putts is always speed. You are rarely going to make a put of ten feet or more (even the pros make a low percentage of these), so you want to make sure that you are close to the hole for the next one. Speed is even more important than line on the longer putts especially if they break considerably.
People don't practice long putts enough. A good way to do this is to practice before your round on the practice green. Stand at one end and putt balls to the farthest fringe, the goal being to get it as close to the fringe line as possible. By hitting to the fringe instead of a target you focus only on the speed. It doesnt hurt to practice your shorter putts like this as well. You then leave the green to your round without the possible frustration of missing several putts on the practice green before your round.
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Do you have relevant questions, comments, or opinions about golf that
you would like to be heard? Have any suggestions to improve this ezine?
Please email them to sean@lowerscoregolf.com
2004 PGA Tour Final Statistics:
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Money Leaders 1
Phil Mickelson 4 events $2,004,056 |
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Good Golfing,
SEAN HARDER