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Mark Wilson carded a final round of 3-under-par 69 and he won by two strokes over a group of three players at the Humana Challenge.
Wilson opened his round with a slow start and his three-stroke advantage melted to a single stroke after he bogeyed the par-3 third hole. He continued to grind out pars and he was soon tied by John Mallinger and Brandt Snedeker. Wilson continued to struggle with pars until he birdied par-5 11th to tie for the lead. He then assumed the lead after he chipped-in from the greenside bunker at the par-3 12th. Wilson was soon tied again by Robert Garrigus and John Mallinger, but the combination of birdie by Wilson at the par-4 16th, with a three-putt bogey by Garrigus at the par-3 17th, gave Wilson a one-stroke lead going into the final hole. Wilson found the green in two at the par-5 final hole and he carded a two-putt birdie to win at nightfall. The victory is the fifth career TOUR title for Wilson and he wins spots in the WGC-Match Play, the WGC-Bridgestone and the PGA Championship.
Johnson Wagner posted a final round of 3-under-par 67 and won the Sony Open by two strokes over a group of four players at the Sony Open.
The victory in the third career title for Wagner on the PGA TOUR and he has now qualified for the Masters, the PGA Championship and the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational.
With a 4-under-par 35-34=69 in the final round, Steve Stricker recorded a three-strokes victory at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions.
Stricker took control of the tournament with his second-round 63 and refused to let go. When he buried a birdie from 6'7" at the last, he completed 72 holes in 23-under 269; Martin Laird took solo runner-up honors at 20-under 272. Overall, Stricker circled an eagle and 26 birdies; he finished third in Strokes Gained-Putting. This is his 12th career PGA TOUR victory. He's set to compete at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu for the Sony Open in Hawaii which starts on Thursday.
During the final round of the 2011 Chevron World Challenge, a young fan dressed in Rickie Fowler's trademark blaze orange mimics his swing off the tee on the par-5 2nd hole.
Luke Donald signed for a final round of
8-under-par 64 and won the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic
by two strokes over Justin Leonard.
Donald opened his round with a pair of birdies
and after sandwiching bogeys with another pair of birdies he made the
turn at 2-under 34, four strokes off the lead. His back nine will be
talked about for a long time. He used laser-like approaches to make
birdies at holes 10 through 14 to take a one-stroke lead. He then
dropped a birdie bomb from 45 feet at the par-3 15th to widen his advantage to two strokes. He parred out to finish at 17-under 271, and
then waited to see if anyone could challenge, but none would. The win is
his second on the PGA TOUR this season and fourth career. He also
claims the Arnold Palmer Award and a five-year exemption as the money
leader.
720p (240FPS) - won this 2011 Korea Open for first pro title
Woo Jeong Hills CC, Cheonan, central South Korea.
Oct 6,2011 (Kolon Korea Open Round 1)
Recorded and edited by (bauerctu@gmail.com or arkist@naver.com)
PAR4(347Y), 720p (240FPS) - Won this 2011 Korea Open for first pro title
Woo Jeong Hills CC, Cheonan, central South Korea.
Oct 6,2011 (Kolon Korea Open Round 1)
Recorded and edited by (bauerctu@gmail.com or arkist@naver.com)
720p HD SLOW (240FPS), H13-PAR3 (221Y)
Woo Jeong Hills CC, Cheonan, central South Korea.
Oct 6,2011 (Kolon Korea Open Round 1)
Recorded and edited by (bauerctu@gmail.com or arkist@naver.com)
Kevin Na carded a final round of 6-under-par
65 and won the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open by
two strokes over Nick Watney.
Na came out with a red hot putter and he
birdied three of his first four holes to take a two-stroke lead over
Nick Watney. His only blemish on the front nine came at the par-4 sixth
hole, but he bounced back with birdies at the par-4 seventh and the
par-5 ninth to make the turn with a two-shot lead. On the back nine,
Watney birdied from the fringe at the par-5 13th to pull within a stroke
and a poor teeshot by Na at the next hole led to his second bogey of
the day, which put him back into a tie. Na then proceeded to rally with
three consecutive birdies starting at the par-4 15th to regain his
two-stroke lead. The final hole saw Na put his teeshot in the trees, but
he found the green from there and after a two-putt par, Na had his
first career victory on the PGA TOUR.
