Golf Events from the Weekend 3rd November 2013

Well it was another brilliant weekend on the Major Professional Golf Tours from around the world. This week the USPGA Tour and FedEx Cup had its fourth event of the 2013/14 season and it was also the final leg of the Asian swing, and it headed to China for the final World Golf Championship event of the 2013 season which was co – sanctioned by all the major professional golf tours from across the world and it was the WGC – HSBC Champions and was played on the Sheshan International GC, Shanghai, China. And it was the golfer by the name of Dustin Johnson (USA) who scored rounds of 69-3, 63-9, 66-6 and a final round of 66-6 for a 72 hole total of 264-24 and he won by three shots for his eight win on the USPGA Tour of his career so far. He won US $1,400,000 for the win and moved to second position on the current 2013/14 USPGA Tour Money list standings with US $1,400,000 earned from the one event he has played to date this season so far. Ryan Moore (USA) still leads that list with US $1,471,000 earned from the three events he has played to date this season so far. Dustin Johnson (USA) also got 550 FedEx Cup Points for the win and moved to third position on the current 2013/14 FedEx Cup Points standings list with 550 points earned from the one event he has played to date this year so far. He is 134 points behind the current leader of the FedEx Cup who is Jimmy Walker (USA) who has earned 684 points from the four events he has played to date this season so far. From the one event Dustin Johnson (USA) has played to date this season so far he has made one cut and achieved one top ten finish that came right here with this win.

Dustin Johnson (USA) played a brilliant final round under the circumstances of leading the tournament after 54 holes. He scored 66-6 which included a front nine of 35-1 with birdies on the par five, eighth hole and par four, ninth hole, but his lone bogey came on the par four, first hole and he made the turn at minus 19 and was tied for the lead. Ian Poulter (England) went out in 32-4 and made the turn at minus 19 and was tied for the lead. Graeme McDowell (NIR) went out in 32-4 and made the turn at minus 18 and was one shot behind the leaders.

 

Dustin Johnson (USA) played holes 10 – 15 in two under par and moved to minus twenty one and was now in the lead by one shot. Ian Poulter (England) played holes 10 – 15 in one under par and moved to minus twenty and was now one stroke behind the leader. Graeme McDowell (NIR) played holes 10 – 15 in minus two and moved to minus twenty and was now one shot behind the leader.

Dustin Johnson (USA) played the short par four, 16th hole very smartly by laying up with his long iron in the fairway just short of the green. He now had a short chip shot that he had a genuine chance to hole for an eagle two. And that is just what he did. He moved to minus twenty three with just the final two holes to play. He now was leading by two shots. Ian Poulter (England) birdied the short par four, 16th hole and moved to minus twenty one but was now two strokes behind the leader. Graeme McDowell (NIR) made a disappointing par on the par four, 16th hole and remained at minus twenty and was now three shots behind the leader.

Dustin Johnson (USA) hit an awesome mid iron tee shot into the par three, 17th hole to six feet below the flag stick. He rolled his six footer in the hole for his birdie two and moved to minus twenty four with just the par five, 72nd hole to play and now was leading by three shots. Ian Poulter (England) made a solid par on the par three, 17th hole and remained at minus twenty one with just the par five, 72nd hole to play and was now three shots behind the leader. Graeme McDowell (NIR) made a solid par on the par three, 17th hole and remained at minus twenty with just the par five, 72nd hole to play and now was four shots behind the leader.

Dustin Johnson (USA) showed real maturity on the par five, 72nd hole when he chose to hit a long iron off the tee to put the ball in play in the fairway, because the day before with a five shot lead he chose to smash it out there with his driver and blocked it into the water hazard on the right hand side and made a double bogey. He hit his long iron right in the centre of the fairway, and then laid up with a mid iron for his second shot. He hit an awesome short wedge shot for his third that spun back to within six feet of the flag stick. He now knew he had won the golf tournament as he walked up to the green!! He stuck a good putt but it just missed on the right hand side and he easily tapped in for his par five and he scored a brilliant back nine of 31-5!! He finished on minus twenty four after 72 holes to win by three shots!! He then celebrated with his brother who is also his caddie, Austin Johnson. Then his fiancée Paulina Gretzky who is the daughter of the world famous Ice Hockey player, Wayne Gretzky gave him a kiss as he walked off the 72nd green to celebrate as well!! Ian Poulter (England) made a solid par on the par five, 72nd hole and finished on minus twenty one after 72 holes to be three shots behind the winner. Graeme McDowell (NIR) made a solid par on the par five, 72nd hole and finished on minus twenty after 72 holes to be four shots behind the winner.

 

Austin Johnson (USA) on the left who is Dustin Johnson's brother and Caddie shakes Dustin Johnson's (USA) on the right's hand after he holed the winning putt!!

It was Dustin Johnson‘s (USA) first European Tour International Schedule victory in his 45th European Tour event. He would move into the top 12 in the Official World Golf Ranking from 23rd. This victory beats his previous best European Tour performance of second in the 2011 WGC – Cadillac Championship and tied second in The Open Championship in 2011. This victory beats his previous best 2013 European Tour performance of tied eighth in the US PGA Championship. He becomes the 11th first-time winner of the 2013 season. They are: Scott Jamieson (Scotland) (Nelson Mandela Championship presented ISPS Handa), Chris Wood (England) (Commercial Bank Qatar Masters), Matt Kuchar (USA) (World Golf Championships – Accenture Match Play Championship), Dawie Van Der Walt (RSA) (Tshwane Open), Kiradech Aphibarnrat (Thailand) (Maybank Malaysian Open), Peter Uihlein (USA) (Madeira Islands Open – Portugal – BPI), Simon Thornton (Ireland) (Najeti Hotels et Golfs Open presented by Neuflize OBC), Jason Dufner (USA) (US PGA Championship), Tommy Fleetwood (England) (Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles), Jin Jeong (South Korea) (ISPS HANDA Perth International) and Dustin Johnson (USA) (WGC – HSBC Champions).

It was his first WGC victory in his 17th WGC appearance. This victory beats his previous best WGC performance of second in the 2011 WGC – Cadillac Championship. This victory comes in his second appearance in the WGC – HSBC Champions. This victory beats his previous best WGC – HSBC Champions performance of tied 39th in 2012. He becomes the second American, following Phil Mickelson (USA) in 2009 to win the WGC – HSBC Champions. This victory sees America claim all four 2013 WGC events. The winners were: Matt Kuchar (USA) (WGC – Accenture Match Play Championship), Tiger Woods (USA) (WGC – Cadillac Championship and WGC – Bridgestone Invitational) and Dustin Johnson (USA) (WGC – HSBC Champions).

He established a new record for the lowest winning total at the WGC – HSBC Champions of 264 (-24), and in relation to par, beating the 267 (-21), set by Ian Poulter (England) in 2012. His 24 under par score is only one shot outside the all-time lowest winning WGC score in relation to par. This was set by Tiger Woods (USA) at the WGC – Cadillac Championship in 2002, who was 25 under. His three shot winning margin equals the largest in the history of the event, set by David Howell (England) (2006 before the event became a WGC event) and Martin Kaymer (Germany) in 2011. It was the first time in WGC history that America has won all four of the WGC events in a single season. He joins Francesco Molinari (Italy) (2010) and Martin Kaymer (Germany) (2011) as players to make the WGC – HSBC Champions their first WGC victory. He joins Jeff Maggert (USA) (1999 WGC – Accenture Match Play Championship), Mike Weir (Canada) (2000 WGC – Cadillac Championship), Steve Stricker (USA) (2001 WGC – Accenture Match Play Championship), Kevin Sutherland (USA) (2002 WGC – Accenture Match Play Championship), Stewart Cink (USA) (2004 WGC – Bridgestone Invitational), Geoff Ogilvy (Australia) (2006 WGC – Accenture Match Play Championship), Hunter Mahan (USA) (2010 WGC – Bridgestone Invitational), Nick Watney (USA) (2011 WGC – Cadillac Championship) and Matt Kuchar (USA) (2013 WGC – Accenture Match Play Championship), as players to win a WGC event for their first European Tour title.

He becomes the 31st American victory in an individual WGC overall. He becomes the 12th different American to win an individual WGC event overall. He becomes the 26th different player to win an individual WGC event overall. He becomes the 134th American victory on The European Tour. He becomes the 61st different American to win in European Tour history. He becomes the eighth American victory of the 2013 season. They are: Matt Kuchar (USA) (WGC – Accenture Match Play Championship), Tiger Woods (USA) (WGC – Cadillac Championship and WGC – Bridgestone Invitational), Peter Uihlein (USA) (Madeira Islands Open – Portugal – BPI) and Phil Mickelson (USA) (Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open and The 142nd Open Championship), Jason Dufner (USA) (US PGA Championship) and Dustin Johnson (USA) (WGC – HSBC Champions). America, with eight victories would now have more wins than any other country on the 2013 European Tour International Schedule). He becomes the sixth different American to win on the 2013 European Tour. This is a record for the number of different Americans winning in a single European Tour season. It was the eighth American victory of the 2013 season equals their most in a single European Tour season, established in 2006. He gains a European Tour exemption until the end of the 2016 season, should he take up European Tour membership. He gains a place in the 2014 Volvo Golf Champions, 2014 WGC – Bridgestone Invitational and 2014 WGC – HSBC Champions. And finally this was his ninth victory as a professional.

Dustin Johnson (USA) poses with the Old Tom Morris Trophy he won!!

Dustin Johnson (USA) has been playing on the USPGA Tour fulltime since he qualified for the USPGA Tour by finishing in tied for 14th position at the 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament he has retained his full playing status on the USPGA Tour every season since and earned at least US $1.7million every season since. He has also won eight events on the USPGA Tour to date so far in his career and here they are from the first to the most recent: 2008 Turning Stone Resort Championship, 2009 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, 2010 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, BMW Championship, 2011 The Barclays, 2012 FedEx St. Jude Classic, 2013 Hyundai Tournament of Champions and the 2013/14 WGC – HSBC Champions. The only thing that he is lacking now is his maiden Major Championship win but it will have to wait until the 2014 season now. He has also amassed US $21,307,913 in career earnings to date from the 142 events he has played so far in his career and he made the cut in all four Major Championships last season and here were his results: tied for 13th position at the Masters Tournament in April; solo 55th position at the 113th US Open Championship in June; tied for 32nd at the 142nd Open Championship in July and tied for eighth position at the 95th PGA Championship in August. I feel now he is ready to win a Major Championship and it may well happen at the Masters Tournament in April 2014? I wish him all the best for the 2013/14 season.

Coming in solo second position at 267-21 after 72 holes was Ian Poulter (England); he earned US $850,000 for his efforts and moved to fifth position on the current 2013/14 USPGA Tour Money list standings with US $850,000 earned from the one event he has played in to date this season so far. He also earned 315 FedEx Cup points for his efforts and moved to sixth position on the current 2013/14 FedEx Cup Points standings list with 315 points earned from the one event he has played to date this season so far. From the one event he has played to date this season so far he has made one cut and achieved one top ten finish that came at this tournament. It was a great defence of his title because he won this very event in 2012. He has been playing the USPGA Tour Fulltime since the 2005 season and has easily kept his card from the next year every season since. He has current career earnings of US $15,194,097 earned from the 165 events he has played in his USPGA Tour career to date so far. He has also won two USPGA Tour events in his career so far and they were the 2010 World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship and the 2012 World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions. I feel he is going to win his maiden Major Championship very soon, and maybe it will happen at the 2014 Masters Tournament next April? It was a great way to start his 2013/14 USPGA Tour season off. I wish him all the best with the remaining events he plays in the 2013/14 season.

Coming in solo third position at 268-20 after 72 holes was Graeme McDowell (NIR); he earned US $ 480,000 for his efforts and moved to eleventh position on the current 2013/14 USPGA Tour Money list standings with US $480,000 earned from the one event he has played to date this season so far. He also earned 200 FedEx Cup points for his efforts and moved to 12th position on the current 2013/14 FedEx Cup Points list standings with 200 points earned from the one event he has played to date this season so far. From the one event he has played to date this season so far he has made one cut and achieved one top ten finish that came at this tournament. This is his fourth full season in a row of playing the USPGA Tour fulltime as he also plays on the European Tour full time. I am sure his second Major Championship is not too far off? Perhaps it will happen at the Masters Tournament next April. He has already won two events on the USPGA Tour with his first coming at the 2010 U.S. Open Championship and his second coming at the 2013 RBC Heritage. I am sure his third win is not far off either? I wish him all the best for the rest of the 2013/14 season.

Coming in solo fourth position at 270-18 after 72 holes was Sergio Garcia (Spain); he earned US $365,000.00 for his efforts and moved to tenth position on the current 2013/14 USPGA Tour Money list standings with US $526,000 earned from the two events he has played to date this season so far. He also earned 140 FedEx Cup Points for his efforts and moved to eleventh position on the current 2013/14 FedEx Cup Points standings list with 205 points earned for the two events he has played to date this season so far. From the two events he has played to date this season so far he has made two cuts and achieved one top ten finish that came at this tournament. His 63-9 was the equal low final round. He has been playing on the USPGA Tour fulltime since the 2000 season and in the time he has easily kept his card for the next year every season since and he has achieved eight wins on the USPGA Tour in his career so far and here they are from the first to the most recent: 2001 MasterCard Colonial, Buick Classic 2002 Mercedes Championships, 2004 EDS Byron Nelson Championship, Buick Classic, 2005 Booz Allen Classic. 2008 THE PLAYERS Championship and the 2012 Wyndham Championship. He has current career earnings on the USPGA Tour of US $33,359,713 earned from the 262 events he has played to date in his career so far. I feel his ninth win isn’t too far off and maybe it could be his maiden Major Championship but he will have to wait till 2014 for that now. I wish him all the best for the 2013/14 USPGA Tour season.

Coming in solo fifth position on 272-16 after 72 holes was Justin Rose (England); he earned US $300,000.00 for his efforts and moved to 18th position on the current 2013/14 USPGA Tour Money list standings with US $300,000.00 earned from the one event he has played to date this season so far. He also earned 115 FedEx Cup Points for his efforts and moved to equal twenty fourth position on the current 2013/14 FedEx Cup Points list standings with 115 points earned from one event he has played to date this season so far. From the one event he has played to date this season so far he has made one cut and achieved one top ten finish that came at this very tournament. Justin Rose (England) has been playing the USPGA Tour Fulltime since the 2004 season with easily keeping his card for the next year every year since. In that time he has career earnings to date of US $25,577,765 from the 231 events he has played in his USPGA Tour career to date so far. He has already has five wins on the USPGA Tour which are the 2010 the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide Insurance, AT&T National, 2011 BMW Championship, 2012 World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship and the 113th US Open Championship (Maiden Major Championship). I feel now he has won his maiden Major Championship he will have taken a lot of pressure off himself and I wouldn’t be surprised if he won his second Major Championship in the next few years. I wish him all the best for rest the 2013/14 season.

Coming in tied for sixth position at 273-15 after 72 holes was Rory McILroy (NIR); he earned US $231,500.00 for his efforts and moved to twenty fourth position on the current 2013/14 USPGA Tour Money list standings with US $231,500.00 earned from the one event he has played to date this season so far. He also earned 100 FedEx Cup Points for his efforts and moved to equal 33rd position on the current 2013/14 FedEx Cup Points standings list with 100 points earned from the one event he has played to date this season so far. From the one event he has played this season so far he has made one cut and achieved one top ten finish that came at this tournament. He is now really starting to get used to his new Nike Golf Clubs that he started to use late last year and I am sure his first win with them on the USPGA Tour isn’t too far off? He has been playing the USPGA Tour Fulltime for the last three season’s including this one and in 2012 he won the 2012 Final USPGA Tour Money list with US $8,047,952 earned from the 16 events he played in and that included four wins and one was his second Major Championship win which came at the 2012 USPGA Championship. His 2013 USPGA Tour Season wasn’t so good as he was trying to get used to his new Nike Golf Clubs, he finished in 41st position on the final 2013 USPGA Tour Money list standings with US $ 1,802,443 earned from the 16 events he played in which was poor by his high standards. Here are his six wins to date on the USPGA Tour so far from the first to the most recent: 2010 Quail Hollow Championship, 2011 U.S. Open (Maiden Major Championship), 2012 The Honda Classic, PGA Championship (Second Major Championship), Deutsche Bank Championship and the BMW Championship. So far in his USPGA Tour career he has amassed US $15,391,503 in the 71 events he has played so far in his career. I wish him all the best for the rest of the 2013/14 season.

Also tied for sixth position was Graham DeLaet (Canada); he too earned US $231,500.00 for his efforts and moved to 13th position on the current 2013/14 USPGA Tour Money list standings with US $449,667 earned from the three events he has played to date this season so far. He also earned 100 FedEx Cup Points for his efforts and moved to 13th position on the current 2013/14 FedEx Cup Points list standings with 185 points earned from the three events he has played to date this season so far. From the three events he has played to date this season so far he has made two cuts and this was his second top ten finish of the season to date so far which includes the one here. He has been playing on the USPGA Tour full time since the 2010 season after gaining his card at the 2009 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament where he finished in tied for eighth position. In his rookie season on the USPGA Tour in 2010 he had a very good season and earned just under one million US dollars and easily kept his card for the 2011 season. In his second full season on the USPGA Tour in 2011 season he sat out the majority of the campaign due to a back injury and played the 2012 season out of the Major Medical Extension category, where he had 26 events to earn US $ 657,694 in 2012 season. In the 2012 season which was his third full season on the USPGA Tour he earned just over a million US Dollars and easily made the US $657,694 he required to keep his card for the 2013 season. In the 2013 season on the USPGA Tour he earned US $2,834,900 from the 26 events he played in and finished in twenty first position on the final 2013 USPGA Tour Money list standings which was his best of his career to date. He also made his rookie appearance in the Presidents Cup for Team International and played brilliantly. I feel his maiden win on the USPGA Tour isn’t too far away and maybe it will happen in the 2013/14 season. I wish him all the best for the rest of the 2013 season.

Rounding out the top ten in tied for eighth position at 274-14 after 72 holes was Jamie Donaldson (Wales); he earned US $161,666.67 for his efforts but because he isn’t a current member of the USPGA Tour he doesn’t get a current 2013/14 USPGA Tour Money list or FedEx Cup ranking. He was only playing in this tournament because he plays on the European Tour fulltime and this WGC event was co – sanctioned by the European Tour as well as many other Major Professional Golf Tours from around the world. He has had a very good season on the European Tour and Race to Dubai so far with earning € 1,075,633 from the twenty one events he has played to date so far this season on the European Tour and he is currently in 16th position on the Race to Dubai Money list standings with the final two events remaining in the Race to Dubai Final Series which will be played in the next two weeks. I wish him all the best for the rest of the 2013 season.

Also tied for eighth position was Bubba Watson (USA); he too earned US $161,666.67 for his efforts and moved to 30th position on the current 2013/14 USPGA Tour Money list standings with US $206,117 earned from the two events he has played to date so far this season. He also earned 83 FedEx Cup Points for his efforts and moved to twenty third position on the current 2013/14 FedEx Cup Points standings list with 123 points earned from the two events he has played to date this season so far. From the two events he has played to date this season so far he has made two cuts and achieved one top ten finish that came at this very tournament. He has been playing on the USPGA Tour fulltime since the 2006 season and has easily kept his card for the following year every year since. And he has made US One Million Dollars in all of those seasons as well. He has already achieved four wins on the USPGA Tour and here they are from the first to the most recent: 2010 Travelers Championship, 2011 Farmers Insurance Open, Zurich Classic of New Orleans and the 2012 Masters Tournament (Maiden Major Championship). I feel his fifth win on the USPGA Tour will coming in the 2013/14 season. I wish him all the best for the rest of the 2013/14 season.

The final player to tie for eighth position was Martin Kaymer (Germany); he too earned US $161,666.67 for his efforts and moved to 38th position on the current 2013/14 USPGA Tour Money list standings with US $ 161,667 earned from the one event he has played to date this season so far. He also earned 83 FedEx Cup Points for his efforts and moved to 49th position on the current 2013/14 FedEx Cup Points standings list with 83 points earned from the one event he has played to date this season so far. From the one event he has played to date this season so far he has made one cut and achieved one top ten finish that came at this very tournament. This is his second season playing on the USPGA Tour fulltime. He gained his full 2013 USPGA Tour card by winning the 2010 USPGA Championship which was his maiden Major Championship. But he had a poor 2013 season on the USPGA Tour by his standards with only earning US $882,937 from the 17 events he played in and he finished in 94th position on the final 2013 USPGA Tour Money list standings. He also plays the European Tour fulltime and has achieved ten wins already on that tour and here they are from the first to the most recent: 2008 Abu Dhabi Golf Championship, 2008 BMW International Open, 2009 Open de France ALSTOM, 2009 The Barclays Scottish Open, 2010 Abu Dhabi Golf Championship, 2010 US PGA CHAMPIONSHIP, 2010 KLM Open, 2010 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, 2011 Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship and the 2011 WGC - HSBC Champions. I wish him all the best for the rest of the 2013/14 season. 

There were two New Zealand Golfers in the field and the best of them was Mark Brown (NZL) who scored rounds of 72 even par, 68-4, 72 even par and a final round of 71-1 for a 72 hole total of 283-5 and he finished in tied for 34th position. He earned US $64,000.00 for his efforts but because he isn’t a current member of the USPGA Tour he doesn’t get a current 2013/14 USPGA Tour Money list or FedEx Cup ranking. He was only playing in this tournament because he plays on the PGA Tour of Australasia fulltime and this WGC event was co – sanctioned by the PGA Tour of Australasia as well as many other Major Professional Golf Tours from around the world. Let’s hope this can give him the confidence to have some top ten finishes on the PGA Tour of Australasia in the coming weeks with some of the big money tournaments coming up. I wish him all the best for the remaining events he plays in the 2013 season.

The other New Zealand Golfer in the field was Michael Hendry (NZL), who scored rounds of 72 even par, 73+1, 73+1 and a very good final round of 68-4 for a 72 hole total of 286-2 and he finished in tied for 50th position. He earned US $49,000.00 for his efforts but because he isn’t a current member of the USPGA Tour he doesn’t get a current 2013/14 USPGA Tour Money list or FedEx Cup ranking. He was only playing in this tournament because he plays on the PGA Tour of Australasia fulltime and this WGC event was co – sanctioned by the PGA Tour of Australasia as well as many other Major Professional Golf Tours from around the world. Let’s hope he can take his last round form back to the Japan Golf Tour and have some more top tenth finishes in the weeks to come and retain his card for the 2014 season? I wish him all the best for the remaining events he plays in the 2013 season.

Next week the USPGA Tour and FedEx Cup head back to the USA Mainland for the fifth event of the 2013/14 season and it is the McGladrey Classic and it is played on the Seaside Course, Sea Island, Georgia. It carries a prize purse of US $ 5,500,000 for the taking. Tommy Gainey (USA) is the defending Champion and will be keen for back to back titles. Danny Lee (NZL) and Tim Wilkinson (NZL) are likely to get starts as well. It starts on Thursday 7th November and I will report back who won the trophy next week.

So to the Top 5 on the Official World Golf Rankings Points list this week and coming in at Number One Position for the 655th week of his career in total is Tiger Woods (USA) who is fresh off his tied for second position at The Barclays over two months ago with 12.34 Official Golf World Ranking Points; coming in at Number Two is Adam Scott (Australia) who won his maiden Major Championship at the Masters Tournament over six months ago and also won The Barclays over two months ago with 8.82 Official Golf World Ranking Points; coming in at Number Three is Henrik Stenson (Sweden) who is fresh off winning the Tour Championship by Coca – Cola and also the 2013 FedEx Cup over a month ago with 8.00 Official Golf World Ranking Points; coming in at Number Four is Phil Mickelson (USA) who is fresh off his Open Championship win over a three months ago with 7.91 Official Golf World Ranking Points and rounding out the top 5 on the Official Golf World Ranking Points list this week is Justin Rose (England) who is fresh off his maiden Major Championship win at the 113th US Open Championship over four months ago and also finishing in solo fifth position at the WGC – HSBC Champions this past week with 7.51 Official Golf World Ranking Points. Michael Hendry (NZL) fresh off  his tie for 50th position at the WGC – HSBC Champions this past week is the highest ranked New Zealand Golfer in the world for the Thirtieth ninth straight week of his career. This week he slips one place and falls to 210th position on the Official World Golf Rankings Points list with 0.87 Official Golf World Ranking Points.

There are four ways to miss a putt but if you get the ball to the hole you eliminate one!!

Source: pgatour.com, europeantour.com