Thursday, September 8, 2011

Famous Golf Quotes

Golf is a game that is played on a five-inch course, the distance between your ears
-Bobby Jones

Forget your opponents; play against par.
-Sam Snead

Golf isn't like any other sport where you can take any player out if he's having a bad day. You have to play the whole game. -Phil Blackmar

Golf is a game where you yell "fore", shoot six, and right down five.
-Paul Harvey

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

My top 10 greates golfers of all time

  1. Jack Nicklaus
  2. Tiger Woods
  3. Byron Nelson
  4. Ben Hogan
  5. Bobby Jones
  6. Sam Snead
  7. Arnold Palmer
  8. Seve Ballesteros
  9. Tom Watson
  10. Gary Player
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Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Simpson wins in playoff

      Congratulations to Webb Simpson for winning in a playoff against Rreavie. For nailing a 25 footer to tie Reavie to go into the playoff. On the 3rd hole ebb nailed another 20 footer to win the sudden death match. This win will move Webb Simpson up significantly in the Fedex Cup Standings.

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Woods must stay in Top 50 to play own event

The next tournament in America for tiger is his own event. Tiger hosts the Chevron world challenge Dec. 1-4 in thousand oaks golf club California. Two years ago they started giving out world ranking points to players in the top 50. Tiger started out the year at no.2 but has dropped to no.38 this week. The cutoff to be in the top 50 in the tournament is Sept. 20 after the BMW Championship Tournament. Director Greg Mclaughlin in confident woods will make to cut. But it still depends on which U.S. PGA Tour players do well during the next two tour events.

- PGA Tour.com


Saturday, August 27, 2011

Congrats Dustin!

  Congratulations for Dustin Johnson for winning the Barclays with a score of -19 under par.



Friday, August 26, 2011

This weeks Fedex cup standings

  1. Nick Watney
  2. Steve Stricker
  3. Webb Simpson
  4. Luke Donald
  5. Keegan Bradely
  6. Phil Mickelson
  7. K.J. Choi
  8. Bubba Watson
  9. David Toms
  10. Gary Woodland