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Lee Westwood continues to cling to a two-shot lead over the field at the Dubai World Championship after posting a round of 66 (-6) in today's third round, according to the Associated Press.
Our View: Westwood sank six birdies on the day and now sits at 15 stroked under par for the tourney, the finale for the Euro Tour. If Westwood can hang on he will also seize winning honors in the Race to Dubai, an award that would put $2.75 million in his pocket while making him the top-rated golfer on the Euro Tour (which he has not seen since 2000). |
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Garrett Osborn posted a round of 65 today to secure a win in the second stage of the sectional qualifier at the Hombre Golf Club in Panama City, Florida, according to PGATour.com.
Our View: Osborn topped Casey Wittenberg by four strokes by finishing 20-total strokes under par on the week, four strokes better than Casey Wittenberg. Several known names will be moving forward as part of this group, including Shaun Micheel, Dicky Pride, Justin Peters, and Skip Kendall. |
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Jay Williamson posted a round of 69 to finish at 270 (18 strokes under par) at Southern Hills Plantation Club in Brooksville, Florida to emerge victorious as the secong stage winner of his sectional qualifying tournament, beating Keven Fortin-Simard by two strokes, according to PGATour.com.
Our View: Willamson carded rounds of 67 in each of the first three days to all but secure the win. A total of 21 players from this sectional will advance to the final stage of Q School, including Arjun Atwal and Marco Dawson. Several surprising names from this sectional failed to advance, including Joe Durant, Dean Wilson, Frank Lickliter II, Erik Compton, Robert Gamez, and Ty Tryon. |
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Kevin Kisner posted a round of 66 today at Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain, Georgia to finish 25 strokes under par for the week, winning his the second stage of his sectional for this year's PGA Tour qualifying tourney, according to PGATour.com.
Our View: Kisner finished the #2 man (Scott Brown) by seven strokes on the week, and he will be joined by 22 other golfers as they advance to the final stage of Q School, a list that includes Ken Duke, Tom Scherrer, Robert Damron, and Kyle Thompson. |
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Emmett Turner turned in a score of 71 in his final round at Deerwood Golf Club today in Kingwood, Texas to finish as the winner of his second-stage sectional tourney for the Tour's qualifying tournament, according to PGATour.com.
Our View: Turner posted three rounds in the 60s before the slight fall today but it was enough to top the field by two strokes. 22 players from this particular sectional will advance to the final stage of Q School, a group that will not include Jamie Lovemark who earned a small bit of fame on the Tour after falling in playoff holes at the Frys.com Open. |
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Both Jeff Brehaut and Brendan Steele carded rounds of 68 on Saturday to finish in a tie for first place at the Oak Valley Golf Club, host of the Beaumont, California sectional of this year's qualifying tournament for the PGA Tour, according to PGATour.com.
Our View: Both Brehaut and Steele finished with total of 270 (18 strokes under par) on the week, two strokes ahead of Chris Kamin. 23 players from this sectional will move on the final stage of Q School, including Jason Gore, Jonathan Kaye, and Phil Tataurangi. |
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Martin Flores carded a round of 68 (-3) in the final round of his Q School sectional at TPC Craig Ranch, leading the way for those advancing to the third round of the PGA Tour's qualifying tournament, according to PGATour.com.
Our View: The Tour reports 23 players from this Texas sectional will advance to the final stage of Q School, including local product Colt Knost. Flores' total of 15-strokes under par was three shots better than Troy Kelly. |
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