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 DÉJÀ BOOApril 21, 2008Hilton Head Island, S.C. (AP) -- Boo Weekley found himself once again triumphant at Verizon Heritage after closing with a even-par for a three stroke victory over Anthony Kim (71) and Aaron Baddeley (71) and a second title in as many years. Last year saw Boo claiming victory with chip-in on the 71st and 72nd hole... 2008 was a different story as Boo took a three shot lead heading into the final round and continued to pull away by staying out of trouble. "It was a lot easier than last year, wasn't it?" a smiling Weekley said to his group on the 17th hole after a routine par. Boo's win earned him $990,000 and a second straight invitation to the Masters.
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 CLEVELAND GOLF GOES ONE AND TWO AT PEBBLE BEACHFebruary 11, 2008Pebble Beach, CA... It's safe to say that Steve Lowery does not shy away from challenges. Coming off of a wrist injury in '07 and 3 shots down with four to play, Steve stepped up and played some of the best golf of his life, birding 17 which would eventually lead to a playoff against fellow Cleveland staffer and Hall of Famer Vijay Singh.
Steve stood on the 18th tee at Pebble Beach for a playoff hole against one of the toughest competitors in tour history, Vijay Singh. It had been 7 years since his last victory and was under the gun to make $282,558 over eight tournaments to keep his card. No one would have questioned had Lowery crumbled under the pressure, however, on Feb 10, 2008 this would not be the case. Lowery played the world renowned 18th at Pebble Beach to perfection- a perfect drive followed by a wedge shot that zipped back to within 7 feet and putt which seemed like clock work for the 47 year-old. Just like that it was over. Steve went from being on the verge of losing his card, to walking away with $1.08 million and a two year exemption. Perseverance wins. For the full story click here. |
 FLESCH WINS THE 2007 TURNING STONESeptember 23, 2007Veron, N.Y. (AP) - Steve Flesch edges out the competition by two shots to win the inaugural Turning Stone Resort Chanpionship, his second PGA Tour Victory in two months.
With his CG Red Irons (link) in hand, Steve reached 51 of 54 greens in regulation over the first three rounds and finished Sunday at 18-under 270 earning him $1.08 million. Claiming Turning Stone not only vaulted him from 70th on the money to the top 30, but also earned Steve a spot in the 2008 U.S. Open as a multiple winner since the last Open.
Steve's play through three rounds tied the PGA Tours lowest 54-hole score in relation to par this year at 19 under! To read more on the Turning Stone Resort Championship.
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 WEEKLEY WINS THE 2007 VERIZON HERITAGEApril 16, 2007HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) - Boo Earned his first PGA Tour victory in stellar fashion on Monday by chipping in on the final two holes to hold off Ernie Els and win the Verizon Heritage. After a bogey on the 16th hole and a muffed chip behind the 17th , which he saved with a 40 foot chip for par, Boo had given up all but one stroke. His troubles carried into No.18, chipping across the green and into the rough. There was a brief flash back moment from the Honda Classic last month in which Boo missed a 3-footer on the 72nd hole for the victory, but this time he got it done, rolling it in from 36 feet away for the save and the win.
Along with $972,000 and a PGA Tour exemption through 2008, Boo became the first PGA Tour winner to qualify for next Years Masters. Congratulations Boo. Click here for full story HERE.
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 VIJAY WINS THE 2007 ARNOLD PALMER INVITATIONALMarch 18, 2007Bring on Bay Hill at its toughest. The fairways were tight, the greens brutal. But neither seemed to faze Vijay and his HiBORE XL driver and Never Compromise GM2 Exchange putter.
For 15 years Vijay has been coming to Bay Hill, falling short with three runner ups... 2007 was a different story. With soaring, dogleg-killing drives and clutch putting Vijay pulled free of the field at the Arnold Palmer Invitational Sunday in such a way that even with a bogey-bogey-par finish, he still matched the best score of the round with 3-under 67 leaving him with a two-shot victory over Rocco Mediate.
"Fortunately my putter showed up and did the job for me. I putted great all day, and hit the ball really well. You know, if you hit the ball well and putt well, definitely you're going to do well." Vijay stated after finishing 8-under 272 and becoming the first multiple winner on the PGA Tour this year.
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 JOE DURANT CAPTURES THE FUNAI CLASSICOctober 22, 2006Cleveland Staffer, Joe Durant, shot 7-under 65 on Sunday to capture the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, FL. Durant finished at 25-under-par 263 for a four-shot victory over Tory Matteson and a check for $828,000. His key to success, "Putting, which is typically the farthest from being the best, honestly. Thank the Lord for that. I putted very well. It seemed like every big putt that I needed to make, I made. I don't know if I had a 3 putt this week, but made a lot of 5, 6 footers. If you do that and you're a decent hitter of the ball, you'll do well, and that was the case this week."
With a Never Compromise Milled Series Putter in hand, Durant finished first in putting and was vaulted from 66th on the PGA Tour money list to 29th with a chance for a showing at the Tour Championships in two weeks.
What's In Durant's Bag:
- Launcher 460 Comp (9.5º) driver
- TA5 (3) iron
- TA7 (4-PW) irons
- 588 SW (54º) wedge
- CG10 LW (60º) wedge
- Never Compromise Milled Series putter
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 SENDEN WIN JOHN DEERE CLASSICJuly 17, 2006Hat's off to Cleveland Golf staffer John Senden for earning his first PGA Tour victory with a win at the John Deere Classic. Senden, who had been dreaming of this moment since joining the tour five years ago, birdied the 17th and saved par from the greenside bunker on the 18th to hold off 2002 Champion, J.P Hayes. "My lie in the bunker was a beautiful lie," he said. "An uphill lie, and all I had to do was splash it out and it was going to track down to the hole...I had to be positive. Knocking that last putt in was fantastic."
Senden shot three-under 68 in the final round, finishing at 19 under par (265) to beat Hayes by one stroke and qualify for next week's British Open. Congratulations John!
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 APPARENTLY TRUMP HAS YET ANOTHER SECRET TO BECOMING A MILLIONAIRE: A BAG FULL OF CLEVELAND EQUIPMENTJuly 17, 2006Congratulations to Cleveland Golf staffer Stuart Deane on pocketing $1 Million at the Trump Million Dollar Invitational. Deane was the last man standing, defeating Gibby Martens on the first playoff hole. "This is unbelievable and I don't really know what to say" said the newly acclaimed millionaire, who contributed a portion of his winnings to Birdies for Kids (a local charity he started in Dallas with a few friends benefiting the Northern Texas PGA Junior Golf Foundation's Golf in Schools Program). What's next for Deane? "I'm a big automobile nut, so I'm going out and buying a new car."
The 2006 Trump Million Dollar Invitational was held at the Trump International Golf Club at Raffles Resort, The Grenadines.
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 VIJAY TAKES HOME THE BARCLAYS CLASSICJune 12, 2006Playing the new HiBORE driver, Vijay Singh's victory at the Barclays Classic at Westchester Country Club showed the world that he's back. Though the fact that he is currently first in top ten finishes according to PGATour.com implies that he never actually left, that he won the tournament with a two stroke lead to finish with a 10-under 274 removed all doubt. Singh credits a new attitude with his win. "I wasn't letting bad shots affect me like the last few weeks," he said.
His win at the Barclays Classic not only put him in a category by himself as the only person to win this event three times, but he tied Sam Snead's record for victories over the age of 40 with 17.
Singh's bag is filled with Cleveland Golf equipment including the new HiBORE driver, a Launcher steel 3-wood, CG1 Black Pearl irons, 900 series wedges as well as the Never Compromise Milled Series putter he used to sink the 25 foot birdie putt on the 16th hole. |
 David Howell Claims Second BMW TitleMay 28, 2006With a calm demeanor and a near flawless final round 69 for a tournament 17 under par 271, David Howell claimed his second BMW title at the BMW Championship. The first English winner of the renowned championship since 1989, Howell finished a full five strokes ahead of the nearest competitor. "It's as big as it comes on The European Tour, and well, I'm absolutely delighted and delighted to have got myself in this situation," said Howell. "I guess I never really think great things are going to happen to me, but they seem to keep coming along at the moment. So I'm overwhelmed."
David Howell now leads the European Tour Order of Merit by almost €850,000 and has cracked the top ten in the World Golf Ranking.
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 Wetterich Wins The 2006 EDS Byron Nelson ChampionshipMay 14, 2006With tears in his eyes, a smile on his face and a check for $1.1 million in his hands, Cleveland Golf staff player, Brett Wetterich, made his first appearance in the PGA Tour's winner's circle Sunday at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship.
He dedicated his Mother's day victory to his brother, Mark, who was tragically killed in a DWI accident 3 years ago. "I imagine Mark is looking down right now and smiling really big," said Wetterich after his tournament winning total 12 under 268.
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 Bobby Wadkins Wins The 2006 Boeing Championship at SandestinMay 14, 2006Cleveland Golf staff member, Bobby Wadkins went wire-to-wire to win the The Boeing Championship at Sandestin on Sunday. Firing a course record 62 on Friday, Wadkins won his first Champions Tour tournament with a 10- under 203.
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