Nepotism Works In Caddies Favour
Geoff Ogilvy is utilising the services of his brother-in-law as a caddie this week as Alistair “Squirrel” Matheson (his regular bagman) has been given the week off.
Chris Bradshaw is a doctor for the Geelong Football Club, and is married to Ogilvy’s sister, Sally
Hmmm, now to find out if I’m related to anyone on tour…
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2006 Cadbury Schweppes Australian PGA Championship – Live Scores
See here. In the menu bar up the top there….
2006 Cadbury Schweppes Australian PGA Championship – Prize Money Breakdown
Total prize money: AUD$1,200,000 1 AUD$216,000 2 $122,400 3 $81,000 4 $57,600 5 $48,000 6 $43,200 7 $38,400 8 $34,800 9 $32,400 10 $30,000 11 $26,400 12 $24,000 13 $21,600 14 $20,400 15 $19,200 16 $17,280 17 $15,600 18 $14,400 19 $13,500 20 $12,960 21 $12,480 22 $12,240 23 $12,000 24 $11,520 25 $10,800 26 [...]
2006 Cadbury Schweppes Australian PGA Championship
Paul Gow, currently playing the US Tour qualifying school in California, will board a late-night flight from Los Angeles to Brisbane to make the tournament on time Also on the flight from LA, dashing home to contest the $1.2 million PGA Championship, will be Steven Bowditch and Richard Swift. The other three Australians at the [...]
Australian Golf Order of Merit – Top 10 as of 4th December 2006
As of the 4th December 2006 (after the 2006 Blue Chip New Zealand Open) 1 Kevin Stadler (USA) – $511,938 2 Nick O’Hern – $367,820 3 Richard Green – $330,808 4 Nathan Green – $307,708 5 John Senden – $295,500 6 Paul Sheehan – $215,964 7 Brett Rumford – $199,068 8 Robert Allenby – $181,894 [...]
2006 Blue Chip New Zealand Open – Results
1 Nathan Green -5 (71-67-76-65) T2 Brett Rumford -3 (71-70-69-71) T2 Jarrod Moseley -3 (68-70-73-70) T2 Marcus Fraser -3 (69-69-70-73) T2 Michael Campbell NZL -3 (71-65-73-72) T2 Nick Dougherty ENG -3 (69-66-79-67) T2 Wade Ormsby -3 (72-63-76-70) T8 Greg Chalmers -2 (68-70-72-72) T8 Peter O’Malley -2 (72-71-66-73) T8 Scott Strange -2 (67-70-74-71) T8 Simon Wakefield [...]
Nathan Green wins 2006 Blue Chip New Zealand Open
Final day blitzes seem to be common down this neck of the world, with Nathan Green streeting the field with a fianl round 65 to take out the 2006 Blue Chip New Zealand Open. Green won the Open by two shots to claim his first European Tour title at the Gulf Harbour Country Club. Starting [...]
