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• PGA Tournament Busts: Children's Miracle Network Classic (presented by Wal-Mart) - Magnolia and Palm Golf Courses - Buena Vista, FL

  Welcome to this year's final edition of Busts, and although it's difficult to find busts in the land of Disney, if you look hard enough; you'll find plenty. Jay Williamson tossed up the 76-74 on two of the easiest courses on Tour, and finished dead last. There are other such heart-warming stories such as Daniel Chopra bringing his roll of stamps and mailing in a 71-69. These stories, much like Christmas, keep giving and giving. Although it was difficult to narrow it down to three; the... Posted Nov 10 2008, 12:56 PM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: PGA Busts of the week, Tommy D, briny baird, brad adamonis, jesper parnevik

• PGA Top Tournament Performances: Children's Miracle Network Classic (presented by Wal-Mart) - Magnolia and Palm Golf Courses - Buena Vista, FL

  The final tournament of the 2008 season was about typical for every tournament this year. There has been lots of great play, lots of compelling story lines, and a lot to take away from the tournament. This week, Davis Love made me look stupid, and he'll be on Tour for another two years (yay?), but other than that, there were lots of golfers on the outside looking in that made a great effort this week; and while they may have come up short, we may hear from them again in 2009 if they can get through... Posted Nov 10 2008, 11:39 AM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: Tommy D, PGA Top Tournament Performances, davis love III, kevin streelman, Chris Stroud

• PGA Who Is He: Children's Miracle Network Classic (presented by Wal-Mart) - Magnolia and Palm Golf Courses - Buena Vista, FL

  He's ranked 511th in the World by the OWGR. He's 190th in the Money List. He's also putting on quite a show at the Children's Network Classic. He's about halfway through his second round (as we speak), and shows no signs of letting up yet. The weather in Orlando has been perfect; the courses appear easier than usual, and the scores are super-low. We've got ourselves a chance at "lowest winning score" for 2008 here, and it would just make sense. This year has been... Posted Nov 07 2008, 09:51 AM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: Tommy D, pga Who is he, Robert Gamez

• PGA Weekly Sleepers: Children's Miracle Network Classic (presented by Wal-Mart) - Magnolia and Palm Golf Courses - Buena Vista, FL

  Our course(s) this week are among the two easiest on Tour; the Magnolia and Palm Courses at Walt Disney World. Conventional Wisdom (and my "kinda" wisdom) says that accuracy stats are going to be pretty low priority here. The rough is almost non-existent, and the bunkers are more like trips to the beach than a hazard. Magnolia is at about 7,600 yds, which is pretty long; Palm is at about 7,000 yds, which isn't. I don't think length is going to be a tremendous advantage here either;... Posted Nov 05 2008, 10:53 AM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: Boo Weekley, PGA Weekly Sleepers, Tommy D, ken duke, Stewart Cink

• PGA Start 'Em, Sit 'Em: Children's Miracle Network Classic (presented by Wal-Mart) - Magnolia and Palm Golf Courses - Buena Vista, FL

  It's here, I'm sad to say; this is the final tournament of the 2008 season. Not only is this the last chance for all of you fine Fantasy Owners to win your respective leagues; but it's the last chance for the golfers involved this week to get themselves an exemption for 2009. It appears the number to hit to be in the top-125 is going to be right about $850,000; and there are about 10 golfers who have a legitimate shot at hitting it. This week's courses are the famous Magnolia and... Posted Nov 04 2008, 08:30 AM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: Tommy D, pga start em sit em, davis love III, nick watney, jesper parnevik, jeff overton, chris dimarco, Chris Stroud

• PGA Tournament Busts: Ginn Sur Mer Classic - The Conservatory - Palm Coast, FL

  For every Top Performance, there must be a bust, even though this week they're not all that pronounced. There were a few, don't get me wrong, but nothing that one would consider truly "bust-worthy". Just a couple of "why didn't you do better"s is all I have here this week as we head toward our final event of the season next week. Weather made the course quite a challenge this weekend; but these folks made it a challenge for themselves during the week (considering they... Posted Nov 03 2008, 11:47 AM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: PGA Busts of the week, Tommy D, zach johnson, brad adamonis, jason gore

• PGA Who Is He: Ginn Sur Mer Classic - The Conservatory - Palm Coast, FL

  He might be the only golfer guaranteed a Tour Card next year that you haven't heard of; but this young player does have four top-10s on the year, and finds himself in a very secure 109th on the Money List. Like most younger golfers, he's still pretty inconsistent. However, as we've all seen, once that consistency comes about (usually in their early 30s); they become solid players for the next few years. He's done enough to stay on Tour for 2009; the next step will be to see if he... Posted Oct 31 2008, 12:44 PM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: Tommy D, pga Who is he, michael letzig

• PGA Weekly Sleepers: Ginn Sur Mer Classic - The Conservatory - Palm Coast, FL

  This Tom Watson course can be summed up in one word, "long". In fact, to the detriment of a decent percentage of the field; where at approximately 7,700 yards, this course excludes from serious contention for winning. There are some heavy-hitters in this field, both figuratively and literally. Well, the figurative heavy-hitters were in the mix in yesterday's "Start 'Em Sit 'Em", the literal ones you'll see today in Sleepers. Most of the time, my "sleepers"... Posted Oct 29 2008, 10:34 AM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: PGA Weekly Sleepers, Tommy D, jason gore, bubba watson, george mcneill

• PGA Start 'Em, Sit 'Em: Ginn Sur Mer Classic - The Conservatory - Palm Coast, FL

  The penultimate tournament of the 2008 PGA Tour is upon us, and we move to the very underrated Space Coast of Florida to The Conservatory, a course designed by Tom Watson which is located at the Ginn Sur Mer resort. This is a monster of a course, measuring almost 7,700 yards in length. It's not much in terms of trees; but there's plenty of water around; and while scores should be threatening the -20 range; it's still not really a pushover of a course. These greens are harder than you... Posted Oct 28 2008, 12:23 PM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: David Duval, Tommy D, Robert Allenby, pga start em sit em, heath slocum, brad adamonis, chris dimarco, robert garrigus

• PGA Tournament Busts: Frys.com Open - Grayhawk Golf Club - Scottsdale, AZ

  Well, this is a week for the feel good stories of the last year weeks to take a week off to slack apparently. That's going to be the focus this week; there were no excuses. Weather was perfect, conditions were great and all-in-all the field wasn't very strong. These two (and there will only be two this week) were the two big stories of the Fall Series, each appearing to "secure" their cards for 2009. Apparently feeling the same way, their golf reflected it this week. You can't... Posted Oct 27 2008, 06:09 PM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: Tommy D, pga tournament busts, brad adamonis, michael allen

• PGA Top Tournament Performances: Frys.com Open - Grayhawk Golf Club - Scottsdale, AZ

  Well, it really wasn't a week for the "bubble boys" around the 125 mark on the money list; it was a very good week of golf on a tougher course than it looks like at first blush. There was one feel-good story, but for the most part, the top-25 was dominated by people who were going to have their cards anyway. It was almost a lost weekend for those on the outside looking in. However, there were some nice performances this week, somethings that can be taken away and used as momentum for... Posted Oct 27 2008, 05:20 PM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: Mike Weir, Tommy D, PGA Top Tournament Performances, Cameron Beckman, kevin sutherland

• PGA Who Is He: Frys.com Open - Grayhawk Golf Club - Scottsdale, AZ

  This week I'm going to do something I've never done before, and that's repeat the profile of one of the golfers in the Who Is He. I thought this was appropriate however, because I think we've found the 2008 version of Aaron Baddeley. That is, someone who made their name in the Fall Series like Baddeley did in 2005. Stroud has jumped from 205th on the Money List a little over two weeks ago to 168th where he is now. I know that doesn't seem like much more than a big jump; because... Posted Oct 24 2008, 03:41 AM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: Tommy D, pga Who is he, Chris Stroud

• PGA Weekly Sleepers: Frys.com Open - Grayhawk Golf Club - Scottsdale, AZ

  Scottsdale, Arizona welcomes the PGA Tour this week; home of three PGA Tour events this season. No fewer than two dozen golf courses reside within the city limits; most notably, probably, the TPC Scottsdale. However, the "Raptor Course" as it's known at Grayhawk, is quickly gaining reputation as a formidable course in its own right. The Fall Series is almost universally known as taking place on some of the easier courses on the Tour schedule, but the Frys.com open is a notable exception... Posted Oct 22 2008, 08:41 AM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: PGA Weekly Sleepers, Tommy D, david toms, tommy armour III, james driscoll

• PGA Start 'Em, Sit 'Em: Frys.com Open - Grayhawk Golf Club - Scottsdale, AZ

  As the Fall Series starts to wind up, we get to see one of the great additions to last year's Tour schedule - Grayhawk Golf Club, more specifically, the "Raptor Course". This isn't your stereotypical Fall Series course; this is a true test from start to finish. It's lined by your typical shrubbery positioned in waste bunkers; but there are huge bunkers and water hazards strewn throughout the course. It's a twisting, winding 7,127 yds; with big elevation changes and crowned... Posted Oct 21 2008, 04:36 PM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: Rocco Mediate, Tommy D, rory sabbatini, pga start em sit em, aaron baddeley, davis love III, kevin sutherland, Chris Stroud

• PGA Tournament Busts: Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospital Open - TPC Summerlin - Las Vegas, NV

  You take the good with the bad, I suppose, but excuses are few and far between this week for these three; the bustiest busts that ever busted. Well, that is, that busted this week. Anyway, this week's list includes a couple of golfers that are battling for a spot in the top-125; and the other was the highest ranked golfer in the tournament. It was a beautiful week of golf, no matter how ugly these three tried to make it; so let's get to the dogs busts of the week. Rory Sabbatini - The highest... Posted Oct 20 2008, 06:43 PM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: Tommy D, rory sabbatini, pga tournament busts, nick watney, martin laird