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Source: www.fwicki.com --- 30 days ago
Denis Watson * Age: 52. * Residence: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. * Champions Tour wins: 4. * Dick's Open '07: tied 18th. ... Source: www.msnbc.msn.com --- 119 days ago
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1, Jay Haas, 1,671 Points. 2, Bernhard Langer, 1,553. 3, Loren Roberts, 1,049. 4, Scott Hoch, 1,026. 5, Jeff Sluman, 842. 6, Nick Price, 708. 7, Denis Watson, 669. 8, John Cook, 650. 9, Tom Watson, 633. 10, Lonnie Nielsen, 531. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 83 days ago
LAKEWAY, Texas - Zimbabwe's Denis Watson birdied the final hole Sunday to win the FedEx Kinko's Classic, taking advantage of countryman Nick Price's late collapse. Watson closed with a 3-under 69 to finish at 10 under. ... Source: www.usatoday.com --- 94 days ago
Denis Watson birdied the final hole Sunday to win the FedEx Kinko's Classic, taking advantage of Nick Price's back-nine errors. ... ... Source: www.theglobeandmail.com --- 10 hours ago
Many majors have been played at the Oakland Hills Country Club in Bloomfield Hills, Mich., where the PGA Championship will start tomorrow. Canadians might remember the 1985 U.S. Open there, when Dave Barr tied for second place with Denis Watson and T.C. Chen. Barr, now 56 and living in Westbank, B.C., near Kelowna, certainly remembers what transpired there. ... Source: www.sun-sentinel.com --- 17 days ago
Fort Lauderdale's Denis Watson ought to be presented an honorary degree in physical therapy. ... Source: www.miamiherald.com --- 93 days ago
Zimbabwe's Denis Watson birdied the final hole Sunday to win the FedEx Kinko's Classic, taking advantage of countryman Nick Price's late collapse. ... Source: www.startribune.com --- 93 days ago
... Source: www.postchronicle.com --- 94 days ago
Watson, of Zimbabwe, sank an 8-foot putt for a final-round 69 and a total of 10-under-par 206.... ... Source: www.king5.com --- 22 days ago
The Champions Tour is headed to the Northwest soon. The Boeing Classic is next month. Last year's champion Denis Watson talks about the upcoming event. ... Source: www.bignewsnetwork.com --- 26 days ago
By Watson R. Denis, PhD Each year around the same time, the Member States and Associate Members of the Association of Caribbean States (ACS) meet to discuss the matters regarding the Agenda of the Ass... ... Source: www.travelgolf.com --- 17 days ago
That title blows chunks, I do admit. However, I have your attention, so read on. Nationwide Tour…When does it ever come first? Today it does! Over the last four years, it has taken $196K, $193K, $178K, and $189K to make the top 25 and get a pass to the big tour. If we add $4K for usual upward spiral, $200K gets you through this year. The following ten guys are over that magical figure thus far: 1 1 Jarrod Lyle 15 $288,771 2 20 Colt Knost 12 $253,628 3 3 Rick Price 16 $251,387 4 2 Greg Chalmers 15 $249,761 5 5 Darron Stiles 17 $245,291 6 4 David Mathis 15 $244,103 7 6 Casey Wittenberg15 $229,467 8 7 Jeff Klauk 16 $224,615 9 8 Kris Blanks 15 $212,068 10 9 Greg Owen 10 $202,602 There is a $20K gap between 10 and 11, the largest gap outside of #1 to #2. Interesting, huh? Champions Tour…This one is a bit tricky, as they have that Tour Championship after the top 30 has been decided, so the top 30 tack on an extra chunk of quoin. #31 the past 4 years has been at $601K, $593K, $524K, and $593K. To be safe, let’s say that $610K will get you a Champs Tour card in 2009. Here we have 14 guys at $620K or better: 1 2 Bernhard Langer 13 $1,404,728 2 1 Jay Haas 12 $1,352,055 3 3 Loren Roberts 16 $1,196,593 4 4 Scott Hoch 16 $1,112,536 5 5 Jeff Sluman 15 $919,705 6 6 Denis Watson 17 $816,900 7 7 John Cook 16 $781,080 8 8 Nick Price 11 $747,164 9 10 Lonnie Nielsen 17 $741,306 10 9 Mark Wiebe 17 $717,789 11 11 Tom Watson 6 $689,875 12 12 Andy Bean 1 ...
Source: www.waggleroom.com --- 24 days ago
... and Open Thread ... PGA Tour Money 1. Tiger Woods, $5,775,000 2. Kenny Perry, $4,331,350 3. Phil Mickelson, $3,959,500 4. Stewart Cink, $3,718,671 5. Anthony Kim, $3,256,622 6. Justin Leonard, $2,945,007 7. Geoff Ogilvy, $2,745,454 8. Vijay Singh, $2,582,531 9. Ryuji Imada, $2,423,877 10. Sergio Garcia, $2,397,170 FedEx Cup Points 1. Tiger Woods, 22,695 2. Kenny Perry, 20,433 3. Phil Mickelson, 15,940 4. Stewart Cink, 15,039 5. Anthony Kim, 13,580 6. Justin Leonard, 11,959 7. Ryuji Imada, 10,854 8. Geoff Ogilvy, 10,660 9. Vijay Singh, 10,309 10. Robert Allenby, 9,436 European Tour Money 1. Miguel Angel Jimenez, €1,704,730 2. Graeme McDowell, €1,533,646 3. Robert Karlsson, €1,457,174 4. Lee Westwood, €1,420,691 5. Oliver Wilson, €1,136,089 6. Henrik Stenson, €1,077,167 7. Ross Fisher, €1,063,372 8. Trevor Immelman, €1,003,456 9. Martin Kaymer, €995,993 10. Jeev Milkha Singh, €901,413 Men's World Rankings 1. Tiger Woods, 19.92 2. Phil Mickelson, 9.70 3. Geoff Ogilvy, 5.49 4. Adam Scott, 5.47 5. Ernie Els, 5.41 6. Stewart Cink, 5.41 7. Sergio Garcia, 5.40 8. Steve Stricker, 5.14 9. Justin Rose, 5.04 10. Vijay Singh, 4.85 Champions Tour Money 1. Jay Haas, $1,352,055 2. Bernhard Langer, $1,264,728 3. Loren Roberts, $1,151,093 4. Scott Hoch, $1,096,173 5. Jeff Sluman, $874,205 6. Denis Watson, $816,900 7. John Cook, $768,713 8. Nick Price, $747,164 9. Mark Wiebe, $717,789 10. Lonnie Nielsen, $716,359 LPGA Tour Money 1. Lorena Ochoa ... Source: www.corusnouvelles.com --- 94 days ago
LAKEWAY, Texas - Denis Watson du Zimbabwe a réussi un oiselet au dernier trou pour gagner la Classique Kinko's, dimanche, terminant un coup devant son compatriote Nick Price et deux autres golfeurs. ... Source: www.fwicki.com --- 78 days ago
Before beginning defense of his Senior PGA Championship at Oak Hill, Denis Watson sat down with us to answer 20 Questions on everything from his dream foursome to his favorite movie. ... Source: www.tees2greens.com --- 92 days ago
Zimbabwe’s Denis Watson birdied the final hole Sunday to win the FedEx Kinko’s Classic, taking advantage of countryman Nick Price’s late collapse. Watson closed with a 3-under 69 to finish at 10 under. He earned $240,000 for his second victory of the year and fourth overall on the Champions Tour. “Never give up,” Watson said. “I hate this for Nick because we need him on the tour. This is my first time as the recipient of a back-in win.” Watson’s drive on the 18th hole landed in the middle of the fairway, and he put his second shot 50 feet from the pin. His eagle putt slid 5 feet past the hole, but he holed the putt for what turned out to be the winning shot. Price, who shot a 75 to finish at 9 under, appeared to be in control of the tournament through most of a clear and warm final round. But watery double bogeys on 15 and 16 dropped him out of the lead, and an 18th-hole par left him a stroke back. Price tied for second with 2007 winner Scott Hoch (69) and Tim Simpson (70). Loren Roberts (74) was fifth at 8 under. Watson won the AT&T Classic in March in California. Last year, he won the Senior PGA Championship and Boeing Classic. A stunned Price, still looking for his first Champions Tour win, said he was still unsure how his game unraveled. “This is such a crazy game,” he said. “I was hitting it so well today. I thought I could have closed my eyes on the 15th hole and made a bogey.” Price began the day with a two-shot lead over ... Source: sportsblogs.org --- 94 days ago
Zimbabwe’s Denis Watson birdied the final hole Sunday to win the FedEx Kinko’s Classic, taking advantage of countryman Nick Price’s late collapse. Watson closed with a 3-under 69 to finish at 10 under. He earned $240,000 for his second victory of the year and fourth overall on the Champions Tour. “Never give up,” Watson said. ... Source: davidleadbetter.info --- 122 days ago
Denis Watson Gets Another Chance On the wall, next to a metal gate in front of the spacious house just off trendy Las Olas Boulevard, is a small plaque with the words Villa Una Vita. "That's the philosophy we have in this household," said pro golfer Denis Watson, 52, who lives there with his wife, attorney Susan Loggans, and their five children. "Una vita. You only have one life." But it sure seems like Watson, one of the favorites in the Champions Tour event that starts Friday in Boca Raton, has had at least three lives. ... Find more results for Denis Watson on RSSMicro.com |
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Ramon Ramirez has been good this season. He's 25, so his success (especially in Double-A) shouldn't be terribly surprising. But he has 104 strikeouts in 100 innings and a nice little 1.23 WHIP. He's third in line behind Thompson and Maloney, but he might have a tiny sippa coffee with the big team this year. Ramirez Triple-A: The Bats had their 7-game winning streak when Todd Coffey blew a tie game in the 8th inning. Louisville fell 5-3 . Shaun Cumberland had 2 hits, and Ramon Ramirez struck out 7 in his 6 innings. Double-A: Sean Watson walked 3 and allowed a walk-off single in the 10th as the Lookouts lost 7-6 . Danny Dorn hit his 3rd homer in 3 games (and 13th this season), Drew Stubbs doubled and Sean Henry tripled. Geronimo High A: Todd Frazier collected 2 more hits in Sarasota's 6-2 win . Ramon Geronimo allowed a run, but he also struck out 2 in his inning. The 24-year-old is dying for a promotion. He has to be on the next Chattanooga choo-choo. Low A: Dayton played 2 and won 4-3 and 8-1 . Brandon Waring returned as the DH and went 2 for 7 with 4 strikeouts on the day, Neftali Soto collected a hit in each game and Keltavious Jones , Justin Reed and Zach Cozart all homered. The real stud of the day was Denis Phipps , who went 5 for 7 with 2 doubles and a triple. Zach Stewart pitched 2 scoreless innings in Game 1 for his 3rd save. Rookies: Alex Buchholz smacked a 3-run homer, his 3rd, and Byron Wiley doubled and tripled for 5 R ...