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Last
Week on the tours:
Tour results:
There
was no "Mickey Mouse" field at the Funai Classic at Walt
Disney World. Tiger headlined others like Davis Love III, Vijay
Singh, and Jim Furyk. Tiger made a charge with a seven under 65,
but Vijay stayed well ahead with a 67 of his own to claim his fourth
win of the season. Vijay is making it hard on Tiger to claim the
money title and is definitely a front runner for player of the year.
With the win Singh vaults past Tiger on the money list and takes
ove the number two world ranking.
Sergio
Garcia and Padraig Harrington were in contention in Spain this week,
but Ricardo Gonzalez shot a 65 for the one shot win on the European
tour.
The
final full event on the champions tour saw Jim Thorpe go wire to
wire to earn his biggest payday ever. He outlasted defending champ
Tom Watson by three shots at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship.
Watson managed to hold off Thorpe for the season money title by
$23,000 and wins the Charles Schwab Cup as the top scorer for the
season. Watson immediately donated his 1 million dollar prize to
organizations to fight ALS which his caddie suffers from.
In
other notable news, Se Ri Pak became the first woman to make a thirty
six hole cut in a men's pro event. She finished in the top ten in
the Korean tour event.
PGA Tour:
Funai Classic at Walt Disney World:
1 Vijay
Singh -23 ($720,000)
T2 Tiger Woods -19
T2 Scott Verplank -19
T2 Stewart Cink -19
T5 Davis Love III -18
T5 John Rollins -18
T7 Michael Clark II -17
T7 Bob Estes -17
T9 Bob Tway -16
T9 Rocco Mediate -16
T9 Geoff Ogilvy -16
Champion's Tour: Charles Schwab Cup Championship
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here for results
LPGA tour: No Event Scheduled
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here for results
European
tour: Telefonica open de Madrid
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here for results
For full field scores and stats on all the tours, go to PGA
Tour.com.
This week:
PGA
tour: Chrysler Championship, Westin Innisbrook Resort,
Palm Harbor, FL; Defending: K.J. Choi
Champions
tour: Season Complete
LPGA
tour: OCT 31: CJ Nine Bridges Classic, Jeiju Island,
Korea; Defending: Se Ri Pak
European
tour: Volvo Masters Andalucia, Valderrama Golf Club,
Sotogrande, Spain; Defending: Bernhard Langer/Colin Montgomerie
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Quote/Joke
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"Talking
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Tip
of the week:
Tracking
your game
Tracking
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stats.
For every one putt see if you were on the green in regulation or
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up and down, or sand save if you were in the sand. A two or three
putt where you missed the green indicates a failed up and down.
Your
goal (no matter what your handicap) should be to hit between 8-10
fairways, 10-14 greens, 32 or fewer putts, and 40-50% up and down
and sand saves. When you do not reach these goals on a regular basis,
you can focus your practice on these areas. Anyone can achieve the
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Top
Ten Money Winners 10/26/03:
1 Vijay
Singh $6,827,507
2 Tiger Woods $6,577,413
3 Davis Love III $5,693,096
4 Jim Furyk $4,990,865
5 Mike Weir $4,716,410
6 Kenny Perry $4,173,661
7 David Toms $3,607,705
8 Ernie Els $3,226,997
9 Chad Campbell $2,620,864
10 Stuart Appleby $2,567,738
Good
Golfing,
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