DOCSLIB.ORG

Wild,Winning Weekend Maggert Dunks

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Wild,Winning Weekend Maggert Dunks NOVEMBER 11, 2019 MAGGERT DUNKS eff Maggert holed out win since 2015. “It’s a 123-yard wedge shot nice to be back in the J for an eagle 2 on the winner’s circle.” third hole of a two-man After a visit to PING early playoff to win the Charles last week, he came away Schwab Cup Championship with a new PING PLD at Phoenix Country Club. Anser putter, which Maggert led wire-to-wire helped him make 24 to earn his sixth PGA Tour birdies for the week. Champions title. Also in his bag: a G410 “I was just trying to get Plus driver, G410 3-wood it close and have a short G410 hybrid, S55 irons, putt,” he said of his first and Glide 3.0 wedges. WILD, WINNING WEEKEND HATTON SHINES SUZUKI SIZZLES nder banks of Official World Golf Ranking. i Suzuki made her LPGA Membership for the floodlights, Tyrrell The top 50 at year’s end first LPGA victory a 2020 season. She must U Hatton outdueled receive invites to the A special one, prevailing inform LPGA officials of fellow PING Pro Matthias 2020 Masters. in her home country at the her decision by Nov. 18. Schwab in what began as The 28-year-old won with TOTO Japan Classic. The She relied on a G410 LST a six-man playoff to win a G410 Plus driver, G410 7- 25-year-old is a 14-time driver, G410 fairways, G400 the Turkish Airlines Open. wood, i210 irons, a Glide winner on the Japan LPGA hybrids, i210 irons, Glide Hatton pocketed $2 million. Forged wedge, and a PING Tour, including two majors. 2.0 wedges, and a ladies Hatton is now 30th in the Vault Oslo putter. Suzuki is now eligible for G Le2 Echo putter. SHOT OF THE WEEK G410 SUCCESS ABOUNDS our more victories on F Sunday with G410 drivers on tours across the globe gave the highly successful family nine wins in the past two weeks and 46 for the calendar year. PING drivers overall have contributed to 67 titles. Darkness fell at the Turkish Airlines Open and the floodlights on the fourth and final playoff hole illuminated just two competitors: Matthias Schwab (above) and the ultimate champion, Tyrrell Hatton. Schwab’s T2 equaled his best result of the season, and was his third top-four in his last four tournaments. He is 14th in the Race to Dubai rankings. PING Pro Victor Perez was part of what began as a six-man playoff, and with his win earlier he PGA TOUR is ninth in the rankings. Hatton is sixth. MAYAKOBA GOLF CLASSIC El Camaleon GC Playa del Carmen, Mexico Nov. 14-17 EUROS Cameron Champ PROS PRESIDENTIAL Austin Cook Harris English ING pros Tony Finau and the first player from Chile EARN Tony Finau Scott Harrington PJoaquín Niemann were to play in the Presidents Calum Hill named captain’s picks to the Cup. Earlier this year he CARDS Viktor Hovland U.S. Team and International became the first Chilean to Mackenzie Hughes hree PING pros Andrew Landry Team, respectively, for next win on the PGA Tour. picked up European Sebastian Muñoz month’s Presidents Cup Niemann joins fellow PING T Joaquín Niemann Tour cards on Sunday in Australia. Pro Louis Oosthuizen, who following the Challenge Finau was a bright spot for qualified on points for the Tour Grand Final. EUROPEAN Team USA in the 2018 Ryder International Team. Calum Hill of Scotland NEDBANK GOLF CHALLENGE Cup. Niemann, 21, will be Gary Player CC finished second in the Sun City, South Africa season-long Road to Nov. 14-17 Joaquín Tony Niemann Finau Mallorca rankings. Louis Oosthuizen Adrian Meronk will Andy Sullivan Matt Wallace become the first-ever Defending champion Polish player to have Lee Westwood (below) full European Tour playing privileges in 2020 after finishing fifth in the rankings. Connor Syme, also from Scotland, won the season opener at the Turkish Airlines Challenge and earned a promotion..
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Press Release July 28, 2018
    Press Release July 28, 2018 Young Austrian golfer in the mix with the top stars for the win at the Porsche European Open Matthias Schwab stays cool on moving day Hamburg. He is the surprise package of the first three days of the Porsche European Open: Matthias Schwab, the 23-year old professional golfer from Schladming at the foot of the Dachstein mountain range in Austria – a town best known all over the world as a winter sports resort. In the penultimate twosome, the Austrian accompanied Masters champion Patrick Reed (USA) around the Porsche North Course and was completely unperturbed by the situation. At times Schwab even headed the leaderboard, which Bryson DeChambeau (-12, USA) and Richard McEvoy (England) jointly lead before the final round on first place. Matthias Schwab (-11) and Patrick Reed (USA) are in the third place, followed by Paul Casey (-9, England) in the 5th place. After the tropical temperatures on the previous days, a violent thunderstorm during play on the third afternoon caused a three-hour break at the Green Eagles Golf Courses. Matthias Schwab also took everything – like the 7,900 crowd – in his stride. On the homepage of his main sponsor, he is quoted as saying, “I play with confidence, believe in myself and keep a cool head.” And there really was no reason for him to freeze in for instance the company of the US PGA Tour stars. As a student at the prestigious American Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee – it voted him the Athlete of the Year in 2016 – he gained the necessary competitive toughness in college golf which included direct duels with a certain Bryson DeChambeau.
    [Show full text]
  • Reallocation Reserve List (Men) Host Country (Japan) Is Guaranteed at Least One Position Athlete Places by Rank As of 07/06/2021
    Reallocation Reserve List (Men) Host country (Japan) is guaranteed at least one position Athlete places by rank as of 07/06/2021 Players Replacements OWGR Rank Name Country Eligible Replacement 1 Replacement 2 Replacement 3 Replacement 4 Replacement 5 Rank 1 Justin Thomas 2 USA 4 Patrick Cantlay Brooks Koepka Patrick Reed Webb Simpson Tony Finau (7) (USA) (8) (USA) (9) (USA) (12) (USA) (14) (USA) 2 Jon Rahm 3 ESP 2 Rafa Cabrera Bello Adri Arnaus Jorge Campillo Adrian Otaegui Santiago Tarrio (133) (ESP) (139) (ESP) (208) (ESP) (210) (ESP) (235) (ESP) 3 Collin Morikawa 4 USA 4 Patrick Cantlay Brooks Koepka Patrick Reed Webb Simpson Tony Finau (7) (USA) (8) (USA) (9) (USA) (12) (USA) (14) (USA) 4 Bryson DeChambeau 5 USA 4 Patrick Cantlay Brooks Koepka Patrick Reed Webb Simpson Tony Finau (7) (USA) (8) (USA) (9) (USA) (12) (USA) (14) (USA) 5 Xander Schauffele 6 USA 4 Patrick Cantlay Brooks Koepka Patrick Reed Webb Simpson Tony Finau (7) (USA) (8) (USA) (9) (USA) (12) (USA) (14) (USA) 6 Rory McIlroy 10 IRL 2 Padraig Harrington Graeme McDowell Kristian K Johannessen Kris Ventura Xinjun Zhang (148) (IRL) (154) (IRL) (290) (NOR) (310) (NOR) (324) (CHN) 7 Tyrrell Hatton 11 GBR 2 Matt Fitzpatrick Lee Westwood Tommy Fleetwood Justin Rose Robert MacIntyre (21) (GBR) (27) (GBR) (32) (GBR) (42) (GBR) (47) (GBR) 8 Viktor Hovland 13 NOR 1 Kristian K Johannessen Kris Ventura Xinjun Zhang Haotong Li Ashun Wu (290) (NOR) (310) (NOR) (324) (CHN) (329) (CHN) (334) (CHN) 9 Hideki Matsuyama 15 JPN 2 Takumi Kanaya Shugo Imahira Ryo Ishikawa Ryosuke Kinoshita
    [Show full text]
  • How Golf Has Changed My Life
    Golf and Health Case Study How Golf Has Changed My Life. Golf is great for your health, either playing or spectating. In this Q&A, we meet Rachel Ingram, who has seen her health and lifestyle turned around by playing and enjoying the sport. Golf and Health Case Study What are the health challenges you have endured? Rachel: “Anxiety, depression and an eating disorder called Bulimia. The form I suffered from meant the thought of people watching me eat and judging me for what I was eating is what led to me feeling sick. This eventually led to a big breakdown. I couldn’t leave the house or go to work because the fear of having to eat just became overwhelming.” Why did you think golf could help, and how did you get into golf? “I’m from a family that thrives on contact sports. We are from Hull in England, so rugby is like your religion and golf was never in my upbringing. It was my husband, Jon, who turned me to it. We needed somewhere I could go and not think about what I have to eat or what the people around me would think about me. So we tried the driving range. From the first swing something clicked. “I didn’t take to it straight away and this is what became the Regular physical activity thrill of the challenge for me. Once I could confidently hit a ball it was time we moved to the Par-3 course at Sutton Golf decreases the risk of anxiety, Club, just next to the driving range.
    [Show full text]
  • Kupcho Sharp
    OCTOBER 5, 2020 FAST KUPCHO START lueprint irons were in SHARP Bthe bag of the winner ING drivers finished of the Sanderson Farms 1-2 at the ShopRite LPGA Championship, the third P Classic, where runner- time in four PGA Tour events up Jennifer Kupcho relied on that PING products have a G410 LST to earn her best contributed to victories. result of the season. Three PING pros posted top 10s. Brooke Henderson was T6, her third top 10 in six events, and Brittany Altomare was T10, her best showing this year. The previous week, They’ll head into this week’s a G400 LST driver was Jennifer Kupcho major, the KPMG Women’s played in victory, and in PGA Championship, on great the season opener Stewart form. They are among Cink utilized a G410 LST and 17 PING pros in the field a bagful of PING technology for the tournament that to claim the Safeway Open. Henderson won in 2016. Thirteen PING pros will try to continue PING KPMG WOMEN’S PGA Brittany Altomare Pernilla Lindberg Hinako Shibuno products’ hot streak when CHAMPIONSHIP Dana Finkelstein Caroline Masson Angela Stanford they tee it up at this week’s Brooke Henderson Ally McDonald Elizabeth Szokol Aronimink GC Esther Henseleit Azahara Muñoz Charlotte Thomas Newtown Square, Pa. Shriners Hospitals For Jennifer Kupcho Bianca Pagdanganan Lindsey Weaver Children Open in Las Vegas. Oct. 8-11 Esther Lee Lizette Salas GEARED UP FOR BMW Tyrrell Hatton yrrell Hatton, Lee Westwood BMW PGA and Miguel Ángel Jiménez are CHAMPIONSHIP T Wentworth GC among the PING pros competing in Virginia Water, a prestigious event on the European Surrey, England Tour, the BMW PGA Championship.
    [Show full text]
  • 2017 2018 the 2018 European Tour International Schedule
    THE 2018 EUROPEAN TOUR INTERNATIONAL SCHEDULE 2017 Nov 23-26 UBS Hong Kong Open Hong Kong GC, Fanling, Hong Kong 30-3 Dec Australian PGA Championship RACV Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia 30-3 Dec AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open Heritage GC, Mauritius Dec 7-10 Joburg Open Randpark GC, Johannesburg, South Africa 2018 Jan 11-14 BMW SA Open hosted by the City of Ekurhuleni Glendower GC, City of Ekurhuleni, Gauteng, South Africa 12-14 EURASIA CUP presented by DRB-HICOM Glenmarie G&CC, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 18-21 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship Abu Dhabi GC, Abu Dhabi, UAE 25-28 Omega Dubai Desert Classic Emirates GC, Dubai, UAE Feb 1-4 Maybank Championship Saujana G&CC, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 8-11 ISPS Handa World Super 6 Perth Lake Karrinyup CC, Perth, Australia 15-18 NBO Oman Golf Classic Almouj Golf, Muscat, Oman 22-25 Commercial Bank Qatar Masters Doha GC, Doha, Qatar Mar 1-4 WGC - Mexico Championship Chapultepec GC, Mexico City, Mexico 1-4 Tshwane Open Pretoria CC, Waterkloof, South Africa 8-11 Indian Open TBA 15-18 Philippines Golf Championship TBA 21-25 WGC - Dell Technologies Match Play Austin CC, Austin, Texas, USA Apr 5-8 THE MASTERS Augusta National GC, Georgia, USA 12-15 TBA (Europe) 19-22 Trophee Hassan II Royal Golf Dar Es Salam, Rabat, Morocco 26-29 Volvo China Open TBA May 5-6 GolfSixes TBA 10-13 TBA (Europe) 17-20 Belgian Knockout Rinkven International GC, Antwerp, Belgium 24-27 BMW PGA CHAMPIONSHIP Wentworth Club, Virginia Water, Surrey, England 31-3 Jun ITALIAN OPEN TBA Jun 7-10 Austrian Golf Open Diamond CC, Atzenbrugg, near Vienna, Austria 14-17 US OPEN Shinnecock Hills GC, NY, USA 21-24 BMW International Open Golf Club Gut Laerchenhof, Pulheim, Germany 28-1 Jul HNA OPEN DE FRANCE Le Golf National, Paris, France Jul 5-8 DUBAI DUTY FREE IRISH OPEN HOSTED BY THE RORY FOUNDATION Ballyliffin GC, Co.
    [Show full text]
  • Porsche European Open 2018
    newsroom Sport Jul 29, 2018 Porsche European Open 2018 Surprise win at the 2018 Porsche European Open: Englishman Richard McEvoy finished at the head of a high-class field after four rounds around the Porsche North Course belonging to the Green Eagle Golf Courses. Day 4 The 39-year old only qualified for the tournament with a win the week before on the second tier Challenge Tour. It was his first ever win on the European Tour at his 285th attempt. With a total of 277 (11 under par), he finished ahead of the German amateur Allen John, the Swede Christofer Blomstrand and the Italian Renato Paratore all in joint second one stroke behind. On the final day, 14,300 spectators (total attendance: 39,000) once again lined the fairways. They saw one top star after the other fall by the wayside: Paul Casey (-8, England) was joint seventh, South African Charl Schwartzel (-7) finished joint ninth with Masters Champion Patrick Reed (USA). After starting the final day at the top of the leaderboard, Bryson DeChambeau (USA) posted a six over par round to leave him visibly disappointed in joint 13th. “We have seen some fascinating golf in a fantastic setting. The Porsche European Open is now well-established. It offers an attractive package with top golf and an intensive brand experience, something that has been confirmed by the highly positive feedback from our customers. It means we’re already looking forward to the tournament in 2019,” said Andreas Haffner, Member of the Porsche AG Executive Board, who presented the winner’s trophy to Richard McEvoy.
    [Show full text]
  • DP World Tour Championship, Dubai Pre-Event Press Release
    NOTE TO MEDIA ENHANCED DP WORLD TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP, DUBAI WELCOMES EUROPE’S TOP 50 FOR ROLEX SERIES 2019 FINALE Geneva, Switzerland, 6 November 2019 – The 50 elite players atop the European Tour’s Race to Dubai Rankings Presented by Rolex will compete in the last Rolex Series event of 2019, the DP World Tour Championship, Dubai at Jumeirah Golf Estates from 21–24 November. An increase in the ranking points available at the final three Rolex Series events – including the DP World Tour Championship, Dubai – gives the winner of that tournament an increased chance of claiming the title in the European Tour’s season- long Race to Dubai. Launched in 2017 on the 20th anniversary of Rolex’s partnership with the European Tour, the Rolex Series showcases the highest quality golf and the international spirit of the game. That same year, in his first full season as a professional, Rolex Testimonee Jon Rahm won the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open and DP World Tour Championship, Dubai, prestigious events that were part of the inaugural Rolex Series. After winning the Irish Open again earlier this year, the No. 2 in the Race to Dubai Rankings has an opportunity to repeat his twin successes from two years ago and capture a first Race to Dubai title. The Spaniard said: “Rolex Series events are the most prestigious tournaments on the European Tour, and the DP World Tour Championship, Dubai is one of the biggest of those, so I am especially proud to be a former champion here and I am excited to return in 2019 with a chance to repeat history.” With enhanced ranking points available from the two Rolex Series events immediately preceding the DP World Tour Championship, all players in the top 70 have a chance to qualify for the season finale.
    [Show full text]
  • SA Golf Star Jaco Van Zyl to Play at the Afrasia Bank Mauritius Open South
    Media Release For immediate release 29 April 2016 SA golf star Jaco van Zyl to play at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open South African star golfer Jaco van Zyl is the latest addition to the star studded field that will battle it out at this year’s AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open, which will be played from 12 – 15 May 2016, at the Four Seasons Golf Club Mauritius at Anahita. Playing mostly on the Sunshine Tour, Van Zyl has won 13 Sunshine Tour titles, including a career high four in 2010. He earned a European Tour card at the Qualifying School in 2010, going on to enjoy a stellar first season on the European Tour, with five top-10 placings, and finished 50th on the Race to Dubai. Van Zyl earned a debut in the prestigious Open Championship in 2015 thanks to a fine performance in the Alstom Open de France. “Jaco van Zyl is one of the most exciting golfers to watch at this year’s event, he had a stellar 2015 European Tour campaign that included two second place finishes at the Joburg Open and Turkish Airlines Open, and finished third at the French Open. We are delighted that he will be at the tournament and wish him all the best,” said Ryan Dodds, Chairman of the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open Organising Committee. Van Zyl joins an illustrious list of professional golfers who have also been confirmed to participate in this year’s tournament which carries a €1,000,000 prize purse. These include Australia’s Scott Hend, Jeev Milkha Singh from India, Haotong Li from China, Thai rising star Danthai Boonma, Frenchman Thomas Levet, and defending champion, George Coetzee.
    [Show full text]
  • Men's Golf Bios
    1 Men’s Golf Bios – Tokyo 2020 (As of July 27, 2021) 1. Abraham Ancer, MEX • Recipient of the 2010 Jack Nicklaus Award (Odessa Junior College) • Finished second in Oklahoma University history in career scoring average in relation to par • First Mexican player to move inside the World Golf Rankings top 100 • First Mexican to play in the Presidents Cup (2019) • Owns one Korn Ferry Tour title and one PGA TOUR of Australasia win • His passions include Formula 1/cars, shooting range, grilling, and spending time at his ranch • Born in South Texas but raised in Reynosa, Mexico until age 14; has dual citizenship • His father, Abraham Senior, took him to a golf course when he was still in diapers and he fell in love with the game. Spoke loss of his father in 2013 was the toughest thing he has gone through • Friends with Jorge Campos, legendary soccer goalkeeper from Mexico 2. Adri Arnaus, ESP (AD-ree ARE-nous) • Barcelona, Spain native earned a business degree while playing golf at Texas A&M University • Won 2017 Spanish Amateur championship • Posted eight top-10s on the Challenge Tour in 2018, including a one-stroke win over Victor Perez in the Challenge Tour Grand Final, while earning European Tour card for 2019 • In his first full season on the European Tour, he recorded three runner-up finishes and advanced all the way to the DP World Tour Championship, Dubai. 3. Christiaan Bezuidenhout, RSA (be-ZAY-den-hote) • Three wins on the European Tour (2019 Estrella Damm Andalucia Masters, 2020 Alfred Dunhill Championship, 2020 South African Open)
    [Show full text]
  • 2021 MEDIA GUIDE MARCH 24-28, 2021 AUSTIN COUNTRY CLUB Table of Contents
    2021 MEDIA GUIDE MARCH 24-28, 2021 AUSTIN COUNTRY CLUB Table of Contents Format Overview and Glossary .........................................................2 2001 American Express Championship ...................................... 151 Schedule of Events ............................................................................3 2000 American Express Championship ...................................... 152 Media Facts ................................................................................... 4-6 1999 American Express Championship ...................................... 153 Tournament Officials .........................................................................7 FedEx St. Jude Invitational Facts ................................................ 154 2021 Official Scorecard .....................................................................8 2020 FedEx St. Jude Invitational ................................................. 155 4-Year Ranking of Holes at Austin Country Club .............................8 2019 FedEx St. Jude Invitational ................................................. 156 Scoring Averages at a Glance (2016-19) ..........................................9 2018 Bridgestone Invitational ...................................................... 157 Purse Breakdown...............................................................................9 2017 Bridgestone Invitational ...................................................... 158 History at a Glance ........................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • 2021 GSC Worksheet
    GRAND SLAM CHALLENGE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP 1 Jon Rahm 28 Lee Westwood 57 Carlos Ortiz 84 Antoine Rozner 141 Jazz Janewattananond 347 Richard Mansell 2 Dustin Johnson 29 Cameron Smith 58 Charley Hoffman 85 Takumi Kanaya 142 Brandt Snedeker 361 Haotong Li 3 Justin Thomas 30 Will Zalatoris 59 Bernd Wiesberger 86 Troy Merritt 144 Rafa Cabrera Bello 385 Louis de Jager TIER 1 4 Collin Morikawa 31 Phil Mickelson 60 Matt Wallace 87 Harold Varner III 145 Byeong Hun An 478 Ryutaro Nagano 5 Xander Schauffele 32 Marc Leishman 61 Branden Grace 88 Brendan Steele 161 Henrik Stenson 627 Deyen Lawson 6 Bryson DeChambeau 33 Tommy Fleetwood 62 Matt Jones 89 John Catlin 162 Padraig Harrington 637 Aaron Pike 7 Brooks Koepka 34 Sam Burns 63 Mackenzie Hughes 91 Chan Kim 163 Chez Reavie 670 Daniel Hillier 8 Patrick Cantlay 36 Ryan Palmer 64 Matt Kuchar 93 Erik van Rooyen 168 Keith Mitchell 824 Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano 9 Patrick Reed 37 Corey Conners 65 Chris Kirk 95 Rickie Fowler 182 Ryan Fox 871 Jon Thomson 10 Tyrrell Hatton 38 Victor Perez 66 Gary Woodland 97 Dean Burmester 187 Jorge Campillo 976 Nicholas Poppleton 11 Rory McIlroy 39 Garrick Higgo 68 Jason Day 98 Jason Scrivener 188 Joost Luiten 999 Ernie Els TIER 2 12 Harris English 41 Adam Scott 69 Brendon Todd 101 Ryosuke Kinoshita 191 C.T. Pan 999 Darren Clarke 13 Louis Oosthuizen 42 Max Homa 71 Guido Migliozzi 105 Richard Bland 199 Marcus Kinhult 999 Matthias Schmid TIER 5 14 Viktor Hovland TIER 4 43 Stewart Cink 72 Talor Gooch 107 Aaron Rai 201 Romain Langasque 999 Poom Saksansin 15 Webb Simpson 44 Shane Lowry 73 Lanto Griffin 109 Danny Willett 210 Brad Kennedy 999 Cole Hammer 16 Daniel Berger 45 Justin Rose 74 Cameron Tringale 113 Adam Hadwin 219 J.C.
    [Show full text]
  • Draw for Rounds 1 and 2 Round 1
    BMW PGA Championship Draw for Rounds 1 and 2 Round 1 Round 2 Game Time Tee Game Time Tee Name Country Attachment 1 07:35 1 30 11:45 9 Nacho ELVIRA ESP Oliver FISHER ENG Centurion Club Ross FISHER ENG 2 07:45 1 31 11:55 9 Guido MIGLIOZZI ITA Matthias SCHWAB AUT Schladming GC Nicolas COLSAERTS BEL Anahita - Mauritius 3 07:55 1 32 12:05 9 Julian SURI USA Grant FORREST SCO Craigelaw GC Fabrizio ZANOTTI PAR 4 08:05 1 33 12:15 9 Ashun WU CHN Shuangshan GC Graeme STORM ENG Stephen GALLACHER SCO Kingsfield Golf Centre 5 08:15 1 34 12:25 9 Haotong LI CHN Min Woo LEE AUS Royal Fremantle Kristoffer BROBERG SWE 6 08:25 1 35 12:35 9 Julien GUERRIER FRA Golf de la prée La Rochelle Søren KJELDSEN DEN The Scandinvian Dean BURMESTER RSA Mont Choisy Le Golf 7 08:35 1 36 12:45 9 Sean CROCKER USA Chris PAISLEY ENG Jeunghun WANG KOR 8 08:45 1 37 12:55 9 Thomas AIKEN RSA The Abaco club Scott JAMIESON SCO Kiradech APHIBARNRAT THA Singha 9 08:55 1 38 13:05 9 Alexander BJÖRK SWE Vaxjo GK Ashley CHESTERS ENG Hawkstone Park Joakim LAGERGREN SWE 10 09:05 1 39 13:15 9 Lucas HERBERT AUS Commonwealth GC Joël STALTER FRA Paris International GC Jorge CAMPILLO ESP Norba Club de Golf de Caceres 11 09:15 1 40 13:25 9 Richie RAMSAY SCO The Renaissance Club Jordan SMITH ENG Bowood Alvaro QUIROS ESP BMW PGA Championship Draw for Rounds 1 and 2 Round 1 Round 2 Game Time Tee Game Time Tee Name Country Attachment 12 07:35 9 21 11:55 1 Edoardo MOLINARI ITA Edoardo Molinari Golf Academy Victor DUBUISSON FRA Golf Old Course Cannes Mandelieu Jack SINGH BRAR ENG Remedy Oak 13 07:45
    [Show full text]