2007 Deutsche Bank Championship
Okay, we will ignore the fact this is the only tournament to start on a Friday, and that it confused the hell out of me for a while when I was setting up my Fantasy Golf team!
You can have a look at the web site, or even the course.
Live scoring is over at the PGATour.com.
Let’s see how many Australians will make it into the top 70 and move on to the BMW Championship, played at Cog Hill Golf and Country Club.
I believe that must be a record for out going links in one post for me…
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Australians Left In The FedEx Cup
Okay, so we know Gavin Coles didn’t make it to the next tournament.
Also missing out by just one spot (a miserly 25 points) is Steve Allan. Not making the cut will do that to you!
Mathew Goggin was two spots and 500 points out of contention. He missed the cut too.
Andrew Buckle made the […]
Leaney And Coles Withdraw From The Barclays
Citing a wrist injury, Stephen Leaney withdrew after his first round at The Barclays Championship.
Leaney had a 5 over 76 in his first round. Since he was 68th in the FedEx Cup points going into the tournament, he will still be eligible to play in next weeks Deutsche Bank Championship.
Gavin Coles had managed to […]
Nick Flanagan To Play Nationwide Tournament This Week
Despite earning an immediate promotion to the PGA Tour by winning last weeks 2007 Xerox Classic, Nick Flanagan has chosen to honor his commitment to play in the National Mining Association Pete Dye Classic at the Pete Dye Golf Club in Bridgeport, WV.
With the four-event PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup set to begin […]
Australians At The Barclays
So this is it. The first tournament in the much vaunted FedEx Cup, where having the most points at the end of the 4 tournaments will basically give you a US$10 million Super scheme.
There are 16 Australians in The Barclays being played at Westchester Country Club in New York.
Position
Name
Points
10
Adam Scott
96,250
18
Aaron Baddeley
95,050
24
Geoff Ogilvy
94,150
27
Robert Allenby
93,700
30
Stuart Appleby
93,250
48
John […]
Joanne Mills wins 2007 Wales Ladies Championship of Europe
Joanne Mills
(Photo - LET)
It’s been a long time between drinks for Sydney’s Joanne Mills. Okay she’s probably had a few drinks in the ten years between wins, but you know what I mean!
The last time Mills won a tournament was in 1997 and it was the German Open.
On Sunday Mills took out the […]
Nick Flanagan Wins 2007 Xerox Classic
Nick Flanagan
(Photo - Jim Rogash/WireImage)
By winning for the third time in one year on the Nationwide Tour, Nick Flanagan earns an automatic exemption to the PGA Tour for the rest of the year, and a guaranteed card for 2008. He’ll have to wait a month though whilst the Fed-Ex cup is played out.
He becomes […]
Stephen Leaney Is Off To The 2007 PGA Championship
Leaney was the fourth alternative, but managed to score an invite after the man ahead of him (Jason Bohn) withdrew, and the first two alternatives gained spots due to other results on the weekend.
John Daly made history in 1991 by winning the tournament after being the ninth alternative, and you have to wonder if Leaney […]
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FedEx Cup Standings - 7th August 2007
We’re nearing the end of the “qualifying” rounds for the FedEx Cup and here are how the Australians are doing:
Rank
Player
Events
Points
9
Adam Scott
14
10,673
15
Aaron Baddeley
17
9,402
22
Geoff Ogilvy
17
7,701
23
Robert Allenby
19
7,536
35
Stuart Appleby
19
6,276
44
Rod Pampling
21
5,471
55
Nick O’Hern
17
4,915
64
Stephen Leaney
19
4,549
65
Peter Lonard
23
4,504
68
Nathan Green
22
4,465
69
John Senden
20
4,464
85
Steve Elkington
21
3,543
116
Steve Allan
15
2,437
118
Mathew Goggin
22
2,408
125
Gavin Coles
19
2,174
137
Andrew Buckle
17
1,771
149
Mark Hensby
19
1,466
171
Paul Gow
18
954
181
Jarrod Lyle
16
808
244
Paul Sheehan
11
52
What is the FedEx Cup?
From the Mercedes-Benz Championship (January 4-7, 2007) to the Wyndham Championship (August […]
