Jason Day has kept the Aussie form going on the US PGA Tour with a birdie and a clutch par save from the bunker on the final two holes to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill on Monday (AEST). The 28-year-old carded a 2-under par 70 for a one-shot triumph over Kevin Chappell, who looked to seal Read more…
IT WAS all a dream. Or so Ernie Els thought until he he woke up this morning and realised Rickie Fowler’s ace the 19th hole to win $1 million for the Els for Autism foundation actually happened.
There were plenty of shots Adam Scott felt he had to explain after his WGC-Cadillac Championship win. That’s natural when you win a WGC event despite two horrendous double-bogeys.
The only man in the last 30 years to shoot over 80 in all four rounds of a US PGA Tour event, Steven Bowditch was commendably philosophical and made no attempt to excuse his poor play at the Trump National Doral.
LESS than five weeks out from The Masters, Adam Scott has become the first player in two years to win back-to-back US PGA Tour events, holding off a stellar field to claim victory at the WGC-Cadillac Championship.
On March 7, 2004, Craig Parry holed his approach shot from 160 metres at the par-4 18th – the first playoff hole – of the Ford Championship at Doral to collect his second career US PGA TOUR victory.
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