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Fort Worth, Texas Birthplace. Windermere, Florida Residence. University of Florida College. Spent much of his early teenage years playing with his father and other military retirees.

Made birdie at the 72nd hole to get into the playoff and made a foot birdie putt to win on the first extra hole. Led the field in Par-4 Scoring Average 3. Shriners Hospitals for Children Open: Carded four scores in the 60s to finish T7 at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, his first top in 18 starts at the event.

In the first round, duo became the fifth since the team format started in to shoot or-better in the Fourball format. Shared the hole lead with Scott Langley after a first-round Wyndham Championship: Finished T6 at the Wyndham Championship, his first top in 14 starts at the event.

Recorded rounds of in rounds two and three to become the first player to record a hole score any rounds of or better on the season. Barbasol Championship: Birdied his first three holes, as well as his 71st and 72nd holes, en route to a final-round 7-under 65 to finish sixth at the Barbasol Championship. Was the only player in the field to birdie the par-3 18th hole all four rounds.

Opened with rounds of to hold a share of the hole lead. Open: T20 at the U. Open at Shinnecock Hills matched his best result in 24 major championship starts.

Marked his first top showing in 10 starts at the event. Finished alone in third, five strokes behind champion Austin Cook. Barbasol Championship: Following a second-round, 8-under 63 at the Barbasol Championship, followed with weekend scores of to finish T3 at under Closed with a 4-under 67 to secure the top finish, three strokes behind champion Wesley Bryan.

FedEx St. Was one of four players at the FedEx St. The top finish came in his fourth start at the event and the fourth of the season. Finished the week with 93 putts, tying the second-lowest total in TOUR history.

Began the final round six strokes off the lead, at under. A Sunday surge up the leaderboard with a 9-under 63 resulted in the eventual win. The final-round comeback marked a continuing trend on TOUR. In previous 12 starts at the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic, all coming consecutively, had been unable to post a top finish.

In November, rounds of was good enough for a fourth-place performance in his 13th start. Sony Open in Hawaii: Was one of eight players to record all four rounds in the 60s at the Sony Open in Hawaii, finishing T6, three strokes behind champion Johnson Wagner.

John Deere Classic: Posted four straight rounds in the 60's to claim his third and final top finish of the season, at the John Deere Classic, a T9. Finished first in Fairways Hit It was his first top in 10 starts at the Bob Hope Classic. He donated his winnings to charity.

It was his first appearance in the event. Jude Classic presented by FedEx: Won for the second time in five events and for the third time in his career with a five-stroke win at the St. Jude Classic. Led by one stroke after each of the first three rounds, then shot his third consecutive 4-under 66 to pull away and secured a spot in the following week's U.

Chris Stroud, winner of the Barracuda Championship, was so impressed by her work that in he asked Kimberly to represent him too.

It stands for Get, uh, Stuff Done. At the Players she was invited, for the first time, to the annual meeting between agents and Tour brass. Of the 80 or so aspiring Jerry Maguires in the room, Kimberly was one of only two women. For them to be proud of me is the most important thing. Mission accomplished. Mayo, who earned a modicum of fame for his sardonic Twitter nom de plume Trackman Maestro, says that back then Gay generated miles per hour of clubhead speed and mph of ball speed with his driver, carrying his tee shots barely yards.

The hard work began to pay off that fall in Bermuda, when Gay tied for third. PGA Tour officials determined that Ian Poulter fulfilled the requirements to maintain his tour card on a major medical extension.

The Englishman is now exempt for the rest of this year. A day after becoming the 10th player in PGA Tour history to break 60, Brandt Snedeker moved to under with a second-round 67 on Friday to take a 2-shot lead at the Wyndham Championship. Jude Classic, followed closely by sizable packs at 66 and