Jun 6, 2009 | The Stuart News
Derek Fathauer of Jensen Beach is working on keeping his PGA Tour card, while twin brother hopes to join him on the tour next year By Laurel Pfahler Saturday, June 6, 2009 File photo by ALEX BOERNER alex.boerner@scripps.com Derek Fathauer of Jensen Beach tees off on the 18th hole during the second round of the Honda Classic at PGA National Resort ...
Choosing a golf tour no-brainer for Gainey
Tommy Gainey had a decision to make this year. The Bishopville native has only non-exempt status on the PGA Tour this year based on a finish of 148th on the 2008 money list, yet has full status on the Nationwide Tour.
PGA rising star Johnson suspected of DUI in S.C.
PGA Tour winner and rising star Dustin Johnson was arrested Monday and charged with driving under the influence in South Carolina, police said.
PGA Considers Change for Pebble Beach Event
The next PGA Tour policy board meeting could go a long way toward reshaping the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am - where it is played and how many players get into the field.
Canadaa s Weir teams up with RBC to launch Charity Classic event
Mike Weir celebrates after his amateur partner George Roberts sank a putt on the ninth hole during the third round of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am golf tournament at the Spyglass Hill golf course in ...
GOLF: Slow start, back injury don't faze Jeff Quinney
Jeff Quinney has friends in high places. That's why the PGA golfer from Eugene was sitting courtside next to Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver at a game last week in U.S. Airways Center.
PGA National's greens vexed Garcia
Sergio Garcia loves The Champion course at PGA National Resort & Spa, but was more than a little confused on the greens there last week while playing in the Honda Classic.
Big win for Roosevelt alum Kang
The confusion was understandable. When Anthony Kang won the Maybank Malaysian Open three weeks ago, a lot of the Western media thought the report out of Kuala Lumpur meant Anthony Kim, also an Asian-American of ...
Yang remains atop Honda leaderboard
Breaking News: Bills Sign T.O. Y.E. Yang carded just a single birdie in his third round Saturday, but it was enough for him to remain atop the leaderboard after three rounds of the Honda Classic.
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. - " Earlier this week, it was reported on GolfChannel.com that world No.
Agostini on Golf: Beyer grad enjoying life as a course pro
Eric Lippert has lived his golf dream, and so what if he didn't become the next Tiger Woods? For starters, Matt Bettencourt, one of Lippert's teammates at Beyer High, has reached the PGA Tour.
Wrapping up a not-so-wild West Coast
MARANA, Ariz. : Here's all anyone needs to know about a most peculiar West Coast Swing: PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem played more rounds than Tiger Woods.
TaylorMade finds own ball exceeds limits
By JAMES ACHENBACH Senior Writer TaylorMade Golf, admitting that some of its TP Red LDP golf balls exceed the U.S. Golf Associationa s initial velocity limit, voluntarily has removed the ball from the USGAa s ...
Harrington feels form is improving
Padraig Harrington is convinced his form is on the up despite missing the cut in his last two tournaments.
Wind, rain wipe out Sunday play at PGA Pebble Beach
Fierce winds and rain wiped out play Sunday at the PGA Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, leaving officials hoping to complete the $6.1 million US tournament on Monday.
PGA: Mickelson builds four-shot lead at Riviera
Phil Mickelson was in contention for the first time all year and wanted to make sure he stayed there.
Loudmouthed fans, pro golfers are all wet
You know who we're talking about -- one second he's yelling "Let 'em play!" when the referee calls a foul on his player, the next second he's screaming, "You've got to call that!" when his player gets bumped ...
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Wind and rain wallop AT&T Pro-Am
First came the wind. Then came the rain. And finally came the cancellation. For the first time in nine years, rain washed away a round of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am golf tournament.
Ex-'Dogs Watney, Sutherland tied for 34th at PGA event
Former Fresno State standouts Nick Watney and Kevin Sutherland both shot solid rounds to move up into a tie for 34th at 3-under 139 through two rounds of the PGA Tour's Northern Trust Open in Pacific Palisades.
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am . Contrary to popular belief, it's actually mostly work as we met with a number of key customers during the week.