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GAM PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Mikaela Schulz Is Top Junior GirlDecember 16, 2018GAM PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Mikaela Schulz Is Top Junior GirlGAM PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Mikaela Schulz Is Top Junior Girl FARMINGTON HILLS – Mikaela Schulz of West Bloomfield sets goals that have more to do with the process than the outcome of playing well. “This last year I committed to the process of improving and I think I did that, and I played against good competition all year, too, which only made me better,” she said. Schulz, 17, is the 2018 Golf Association of Michigan Junior Girl’s Player of the Year, Kyle Wolfe, director of handicap and competitions, announced today. It’s the second consecutive year she has topped the Junior Girl’s Honor Roll and received the honor. “She is a goals-oriented golfer and she has a purpose for every time she goes out to practice or play in tournament,” Wolfe said. “That helps her, and at this level sets her apart and will help her as she moves on to college golf.” Schulz, a Bloomfield Hills High School student, is headed to the University of Michigan on a golf scholarship in the fall. “I have signed and feel great about it,” she said. “Since I was little, I have been taught to bleed blue. There is a long list of family alums (mother Rachel played golf for Michigan) and we’re all Michigan fans. To get the opportunity to play college golf for Michigan is a great opportunity. I know it’s the perfect place for me to grow as a student and as an athlete.” GAM Players of the Year are determined by the GAM Honor Roll points system. Point totals can be found under the Championships tab at gam.org. Over the next few weeks the GAM will announce more Players of the Year in gender and age categories. Previously, Alex Scott of Traverse City was named the Men’s Player of the Year, Kerri Parks of Flushing was named the Women’s Player of the Year, Mitch Wilson of Portage was named the Senior Men’s Player of the Year, Julie Massa of Holt was named the Senior Women’s Player of the Year, Mike Fedewa of Canton was named the Super Senior Player of the Year and Bradley Smithson of Grand Rapids was named Junior Boy’s Player of the Year. Schulz, a GAM member through Tam O’Shanter Country Club, topped the Honor Roll with 1,290 points. Winning the Michigan Junior State Amateur Championship, including being medalist in the stroke play qualifying portion, keyed her season, which also included qualifying for the U.S. Junior Girls in sectional qualifying in Ann Arbor on the University of Michigan Golf Course. “Being both the medalist and match play winner in the Michigan Junior Am was very special because it showed I could play at a high level through the week, and then qualifying for the U.S. Junior at U-of-M was a thrill,” she said. “It was a great summer, and it makes me want to keep working the process so I can have great outcomes like that in the future.” Anika Dy of Traverse City West High School, who like Schulz is part of the University of Michigan incoming freshman golf class, finished second on the Honor Roll with 903 points. Shannon Kennedy of Beverly Hills and Oakland Hills Country Club, the runner-up to Schulz in the Michigan Junior Girls State Amateur, was third with 873 points. Danielle Staskowski of Clarkston and Oakhurst Golf & Country Club (723) and Kay Zubkus of Ada and Egypt Valley Country Club (643) rounded out the top five. Schulz, a cousin of LPGA star Morgan Pressel and a second-degree black belt in taekwondo, said the summer of 2019 will feature work on sharpening her short game. “All the parts of my game are pretty good, but I want to refine the short game and be sharper around the green,” she said. “As I move up the ranks in competition from junior golf to college, I know how well I do will depend on how well I score. I have to continue to push. Winning the GAM Junior Girl’s Player of the Year two years in a row is a huge honor, and I want to continue to compete for those kind of great honors at higher levels.” Wolfe said he expects many more honors ahead for Schulz. “She is an extremely hard worker and looks to improve her game and her weaknesses,” he said. “She is also very competitive. She has that desire to finish at the top. She is a great kid, too. She’s an outstanding golfer and an even better person.”via Greg Johnson...
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Five Golf Exercises To Hit The Ball Longer #FitnessFridayDecember 14, 2018Tyler Parsons demonstrates five golf exercises to hit the ball longer.Five Golf Exercises To Hit The Ball Longer #FitnessFridayIn this video, Tyler Parsons demonstrates five golf exercises to hit the ball longer. Parsons has coached, among others, Justin Thomas and JB Holes. Neither is a slouch when it comes to distance.The exercises involve activating the glutes (yes, Tiger was onto something) with fitness bands and lateral jumps, kneeling rows, seated squat jumps, a hanging snatch and the medicine ball throw. Video at the bottom of the page.What strikes me about these golf distance exercises is that they are not only about strength, but also about explosive power. The kneeling rows involve quickly punching with a turn. The lateral jumps are all about explosion. The hanging snatch is a lift, but working with lighter weights — again for explosiveness. The medicine ball is strength, rotation and explosion.None of the exercises require a gym membership, just a fitness band, kettleball and medicine ball. The kneeling row/punch is demonstrated on a cable cross machine, but you could do it with a fitness band attached to a doorknob.Watch the video on five golf exercises to hit the ball longer....
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Oh What Fun Ugly Christmas SweaterDecember 14, 2018Oh What Fun Ugly Christmas Sweater Ridiculous Golf Item Of The Week ...
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PNC Father Son Challenge Winners and HistoryDecember 13, 2018PNC Father-Son Challenge Winners and HistoryThe PNC Father / Son Challenge is a “silly season” golf event that pairs PGA TOUR and PGA TOUR Champions players with their children (primarily their sons). In order to qualify for the event, the father must have won either a Major Championship or The Players Championship. The junior player cannot be a current touring professional.In 2005, Fuzzy Zoeller played with his daughter, Gretchen. Bernard Langer played with daughter Christina in 2013 and 2016. Arnold Palmer played with his grandson Sam Saunders in 2013. Saunders now is a touring professional.In addition to the cash prize, the players vie for the Willie Park Trophy, named after the Father and Son Open Championship champions Willie Park, Sr. and Willie Park, Jr.The tournament is played over two days in a scramble format.Raymond Floyd won five times with sons Raymond, Jr. and Robert. Bernhard Langer has three wins with sons Stefan and Jason. Larry Nelson has three wins with sons Josh and Drew.2018 TBD2017 Ángel Cabrera and Ángel Cabrera Jr2016 David Duval and Nick Karavites2015 Lanny Wadkins and Tucker Wadkins2014 Bernhard Langer and Jason Langer2013 Stewart Cink and Connor Cink2012 Davis Love III and Davis “Dru” Love IVDel Webb Father/Son Challenge2009–11 No tournament2008 Larry Nelson and Drew Nelson2007 Larry Nelson and Josh Nelson2006 Bernhard Langer and Stefan LangerMBNA WorldPoints Father/Son Challenge2005 Bernhard Langer and Stefan LangerOffice Depot Father/Son Challenge2004 Larry Nelson and Drew Nelson2003 Hale Irwin and Steve Irwin2002 Craig Stadler and Kevin Stadler2001 Raymond Floyd and Robert Floyd2000 Raymond Floyd and Robert Floyd1999 Jack Nicklaus and Gary Nicklaus1998 Bob Charles and David Charles1997 Raymond Floyd and Raymond Floyd Jr.1996 Raymond Floyd and Raymond Floyd Jr.1995 Raymond Floyd and Raymond Floyd Jr....
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Alfred Dunhill Championship Past Winners and HistoryDecember 13, 2018The Alfred Dunhill Championship is part of the South African Sunshine Tour, and has been co-sanctioned by the European Tour since 2005. Although the Alfred Dunhill Championship dates only to 2000, it is a continuation of the Alfred Dunhill company’s sponsorship of the South African PGA Championship. Alfred Dunhill sponsored that event from 1995 to 1999. The Alfred Dunhill Championship was originally scheduled in January, but in 2004, it was moved to December to be a part of the European Tour Schedule. That led to the curious circumstance of two Dunhill Championships being held in that year. Alfred Dunhill (30 September 1872 – 2 January 1959) was an English entrepreneur who made his fortune in tobacco and luxury goods. He was the founder of both the Alfred Dunhill luxury goods company (which sponsors the tournament), and Dunhill tobacco products (a separate company). Dunhill began by manufacturing accessories for cars, eventually developing a pipe designed for drivers. This led him to open a tobacco shop in Mayfair. After expanding to New York and Paris, Dunhill went into the production and sale of so-called luxury goods. Today, Alfred Dunhill, Ltd. the sponsor of the Dunhill Championship, is specializes in ready-to-wear and custom menswear, leather goods, and accessories. The Dunhill company also sponsors the Dunhill Links Championship, which is played in October. A complete list of winners of the Alfred Dunhill Championship follows...
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Smathers & Branson Needlepoint FlaskDecember 13, 2018Smathers & Branson Needlepoint Flask This Smathers & Branson Needlepoint flask features a golf cart design. The stainless steel flask holds six ounces of your favorite adult beverage....
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Rocket Mortgage Classic Tickets To Go On Sale Dec 13 – 23December 12, 2018Rocket Mortgage Classic Tickets To Go On Sale December 13 – 23, 2018The PGA TOUR is coming to Detroit June 27 – 30, 2019 and early bird Rocket Mortgage Classic tickets go on sale December 13 at RocketMortgageClassic.Com. The Rocket Mortgage Classic will be the first PGA TOUR event to be held in the city of Detroit (although the Detroit area hosted the Motor City Open from 1948 – 1962). The tournament will be held at the historic Detroit Golf Club.Rocket Mortgage Classic Tickets go on sale beginning December 13. Fans can purchase two one-day general admission grounds passes for any day of competition (Thursday,June 27 through Sunday, June 30) for $130. Hospitality packages are also available. These include two passes for full tournament play (Thursday through Sunday), access to a shared hospitality venue overlooking the 15th green and one VIP parking pass for $1,750.“With this being the first ever PGA TOUR event held in the city of Detroit, the demand for Rocket Mortgage Classic tickets has been overwhelming. We are putting an end to the wait and anticipation – at least for a few days – to give fans the chance to be among the first to get their tickets. The holidays are right around the corner, and there is no better gift or stocking stuffer for the golf enthusiast on everyone’s list. There are millions of golfers and fans of the sport across the state and surrounding area. We have had so much interest from the local community, it only felt appropriate to acknowledge this enthusiasm by creating an opportunity for everyone to claim their spot front and center when the world’s best golfers come to Detroit next summer.” – Jason Langwell, Executive Director of the Rocket Mortgage Classic. “The Rocket Mortgage Classic will feature 156 of the world’s best golfers playing over four days for a $7.3 million purse. Attendees will also experience great local food and beverages, unique entertainment options and other activities outside the ropes — both at the Detroit Golf Club and throughout the city.The tournament will benefit the Rocket Giving Fund, which supports local charities. Rocket Mortgage Classic tickets support the charities.Rocket Mortgage / Quicken Loans is a Detroit-based company that is now the nation’s largest home mortgage lender. Quicken Loans moved its headquarters to downtown Detroit in 2010 and employs more than 17,000 full-time team members in Detroit’s urban core. More information is available at RocketMortgageClassic.com and on Facebook,Twitter and Instagram (@RocketClassic)...
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Under Armour ColdGear LeggingsDecember 12, 2018 Under Armour ColdGear Leggings The Under Armour ColdGear Leggings will keep you warm on those cold days on the course. They feature:Dual-layer fabric with an ultra-warm, brushed interior & a smooth, fast-drying exterior Stretch-mesh gusset & inseam panels provide strategic ventilation 4-way stretch construction moves better in every direction Material wicks sweat & dries really fast Anti-odor technology prevents the growth of odor-causing microbes...
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GAM POY – Bradley Smithson Top Junior BoyDecember 11, 2018GAM PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Bradley Smithson of Grand Rapids Tops Junior Boys Honor RollGAM PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Bradley Smithson of Grand Rapids Tops Junior Boys Honor RollFARMINGTON HILLS – Bradley Smithson of Grand Rapids found the right combination. “I finally put everything together that I have been working on with my coach Brandon Roby and showed I can do it and win,” he said.Smithson, who recently turned 18, is the 2018 Golf Association of Michigan Junior Boy’s Player of the Year, Kyle Wolfe, director of handicap and competitions, announced today.“Bradley had a great year,” Wolfe said. “His ball-striking is great and he can make putts. He’s more than just a guy who can hit the ball a long way.” GAM Players of the Year are determined by the GAM Honor Roll points system. Point totals can be found under the Championships tab at gam.org. Over the next few weeks the GAM will announce more Players of the Year in gender and age categories. Previously, Alex Scott of Traverse City was named the Men’s Player of the Year, Kerri Parks of Flushing was named the Women’s Player of the Year, Mitch Wilson of Portage was named the Senior Men’s Player of the Year, Julie Massa of Holt was named the Senior Women’s Player of the Year and Mike Fedewa of Canton was named the Super Senior Player of the Year.Smithson, a GAM member through Quail Ridge Golf Club where his father Gary is the head golf professional, topped the Honor Roll with 905 points. He won three significant events, including the GAM Junior Invitational, the Michigan PGA Junior Championship, the Michigan State Pro-Am Championship with his father. He was also the stroke play portion medalist at the Michigan Junior State Amateur Championship.Nick Krueger of Spring Lake Country Club, who scored points in nine tournaments, was second with 868. Colin Sikkenga of Kalamazoo and a member through his high school team at Kalamazoo Christian, played well in the U.S. Junior Amateur and finished third with 853. Patrick Sullivan of Grosse Pointe, the Michigan Junior State Amateur Champion, who had 805 points, and Charles DeLong of DeWitt and a member through his DeWitt High School team, who had 613 points, rounded out the top five.Smithson, who has signed a national letter of intent to join the Michigan State University golf program, said he is honored and happy about the award.“It feels satisfying I think because of all the hard work I put in the past two summers and the last two years working up to this summer,” he said. He said winning the State Pro-Am was the best and coolest golf accomplishment he has had.“Winning with my dad was great,” he said. “Beating professionals and the best amateurs from the clubs they work at was just amazing.”Smithson said he hopes to repeat with a great summer in 2019, attempt to play on the national stage in the U.S. Amateur and the U.S. Junior Amateur and then be a contributor on the Michigan State golf team in the fall.“I want to be Big Ten Freshman of the Year, and that’s what I will shoot for,” he said. “I want to get to Michigan State, play a role on the team and help out each week.”Wolfe said it’s not a surprise that Smithson had multiple college golf choices.“He is a complete player and can shoot low numbers,” he said. “He has a lot of playing experience, too. I’m sure his father Gary has taught him a lot through the years, but also taught him how to handle himself and about attitude on the golf course. Bradley doesn’t get visibly frustrated very often and he is great at managing his way around the golf course.”via Greg Johnson...
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Book Review: Grand Slam: Bobby Jones, America and the Story of Golf by Mark FrostDecember 11, 2018The Grand Slam : Bobby Jones, America, and the Story of Golf By Mark Frost Grade: A- Teacher’s Comments: Not as good as Frost’s The Greatest Game, Grand Slam is still a great read. Grand Slam is Mark Frost’s second foray into golf history, following on the heels of his successful book-turned-movie, The Greatest Game. Grand Slam is an accessible biography of golf immortal Bobby Jones, built around his 1930 decision to try to win all four majors (British and US Amateurs, British and US Opens) in a single season. Like The Greatest Game, Grand Slam is a mix of social and golf history. Frost not only lays out Jones’ life, but also helps to illuminate the times in which he lived. However, I don’t think that it would appeal as much to the non-golf fan as The Greatest Game, for much more of the book is dedicated to play-by-play of Jones’ matches. As with Jones’ life, there is an almost mystical quality to the book. Frost begins with a bolt of lightning that stikes the East Lake Country Club clubhouse. Lightning then strikes figuratively throughout the book, It is not until the end, though, that we learn the full import of the literal East Lake strike (though those already familiar with his life know the answer). Frost also takes us through Jones’ meditations on fate and destiny. When reading about Jones, I never fail to wonder at the physical and mental toll that playing championship golf seemed to take of him. Major weight loss, stomach pains and debilitation accompanied each victory. Given that, I frankly wonder if he would be able to play at all under the media scrutiny that Tiger Woods faces today. There also are other fascinating characters in the book, and a never ending supporting cast. Two of the most fascinating for me were women: Alexa Stirling and Joyce Wethered—both of whom, I think, deserve a biography of their own. These female amateurs were said to be the equal of nearly any man playing at the time....
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Rukkett Chipping NetDecember 11, 2018 Rukkett Chipping Net This practice net is designed for both indoor and outdoor practice. It comes with a set of sport foam practice balls. Features:SHORT GAME GURU: sharpen your skills with the ultimate folding golf chipping net! This bundle includes (1) Rukket Pop Up Golf Chipping Net, (12) Rukket Sports Foam Practice Balls and (1) Rukket Carry Bag. USER-FRIENDLY: easy pop-up design with simple storage instruction for ideal indoor or outdoors use. PUTT LESS, CHIP IN MORE: features three targets to improve your accuracy for the ultimate challenge. READY-TO-GO PRACTICE: nylon carrying bag included for easy portability from home to office to tailgate! GOLF ANYWHERE: 20 in. x 25 in. x 20 in. to fit right in the corner of your office (Great gift for a golfing boss)! ...
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Happy (Belated) Blogiversary To My Friend at Hooked On Golf BlogDecember 10, 2018A very happy Blogiversary to Tony Korologos at Hooked On Golf Blog. Tony is one of the original golf bloggers, and after fourteen years of golf writing and photography is still going strong.I feel lucky to count Tony as a friend. We have been on many golf blogging adventures together, including trips to Morocco, Bandon Dunes, the Bahamas, Arizona and Northern Michigan. A round with TK is always a highlight of my golfing year.If you don’t currently have Hooked On Golf Blog in your news feed, you should add it immediately. Reviews at HOG Golf — whether equipment, or apparel or travel — are always well researched, thoughtful and free of the corporate and financial influence that should make you doubt what you read in other publications. TK also has a wicked sense of humor — his savaging of golf media and manufacturer tropes are priceless.Thanks for the blog and the friendship, TK. Here’s to another fourteen....
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Feeding Your Golf Addiction In The Winter, Part 1: Play GolfDecember 10, 2018This is the first in a series of essays on things to feed your golf addiction in the off-season, when cold and snow drive those of us in the northern climes away from our beloved game. Play Golf The best thing a golfer can do in the golf off-season is to play golf. There’s no need to stay off the course just because the weather has turned cold. If the ground is clear of snow, there likely are courses open. The key is not to expect much. The cold temperatures, hard ground and wind all will conspire to prevent you from scoring well. The course will have temporary, winter greens, so putting is a joke. Some courses in Michigan even reverse the tees. You start with a temporary tee near the 18th, and play backward to the 18th tee box, which has a hole cut in it. The final hole is the first tee. Proper clothing is essential. Keep your head covered, your core warm, and dress in layers. I wear a wool hat from Tilley (I love the built-in ear flaps), flannel lined pants from LL Bean, Nike turtlenecks and golf fleece, an insulated vest, a wind breaker and wool socks. Of course, all those extra clothes will keep you from making a full turn. But maybe that’s a good thing. I tend to overswing anyway. The hard ground makes it very difficult to play irons, so I load my bag up with woods and hybrids. It’s easier to sweep the ball off the permafrost than dig into it. Lob shots are impossible, but that just makes it a good time to practice your sweeping pitches. The winter wind—at least in Michigan—is often strong, so you’ll need to work to keep your tee shots low. Golf ball selection is important. Get one that has a very low compression and a soft cover. Winter golf is fun, though. I’ve played golf in Michigan every month of the year for the last 46 straight months; on Thanksgiving break; Christmas Eve; New Year’s Day; and in mid February and March. As soon as the snow clears, and the skies are sunny, I’m packing my clubs for the course....
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Turtle Fur Pull Up Winter Golf MittensDecember 10, 2018Turtle Fur Pull Up Winter Golf Mittens These fleece winter golf mittens are neat. Rather than taking them off to take a shot, you roll the ringer covers back to the wrist, exposing the palms and fingers. ...
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South African Open Winners and HistoryDecember 9, 2018The South African Open is one of the oldest golf championships, dating to 1903. The US Open is eight years older; the Canadian just one year younger. The South African Open is the flagship event of the Sunshine Tour, and has been co-sanctioned by the European Tour since 1997. The Tournament has special status in the Official World Golf Rankings, with a minimum of 32 points, even if not warranted by the strength of field. Starting in 2018, the South Africa Open has merged with the Joburg Open, and now is known as the South Africa Open Hosted By The City of Johannesburg. The tournament is held at Rand Park Golf Club. There is an argument to be made that the South African Open predates its official 1903 start. Starting in 1893, the championship was held as a series of exhibition matches between small groups of professionals. It was not until 1903, however, that the tournament was formally established. From 1903 to 1907, the event was 36 holes. In 1908, it expanded to 72 holes. In 1909, the tournament was played for the first time on a course with eighteen grass greens: Potchefstroom Golf Club. Fred Jangle became the first native-born South African to win the tournament in 1922. Not surprisingly, Gary Player has the most South African Open victories, with 13. Bobby Locke was the youngest champion at age 17, and went on to win nine titles. Charles Bolling and Fred Wadsworth are the only US winners of the South African Open. A complete list of South African Open Winners follows: [amazon_link asins=’B00PRE12RE,B00JG3ZZES,B01N09Q6AJ,B01NBCZQU5′ template=’ProductGrid’ store=’golfblogger07-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’06e8502b-db55-11e6-9384-739f0e3b5f2c’]...
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QBE Shootout Winners and HistoryDecember 9, 2018Better known as the Shark Shootout, The QBE Shootout is a “Silly Season” team golf event hosted by Greg Norman annually in Naples, Florida. Originally held after the last money tournament of the season, it part of the beginning of the PGA Tour’s wraparound season. It’s still the silly season. The Shootout is a team stroke play event held over three days and 54 holes. The first round is a scramble, where each player tees off, and the team decides which shot was better. The second is played from that ball, and so on. It’s the classic golf outing scramble format. The second round is played in the Greensomes (Scotch Foursomes) format. Both players tee off, the better ball is chosen, and then alternate shots are used to complete the hole. The final round is Four Ball (better ball, best ball). Each player plays his own ball from tee to green, and the lower score of the two on the team is used. The event benefits Curesearch For Children’s Cancer. QBE became name sponsor in 2017, following a six year run as the Franklin Templeton Shootout. QBE is an Australian insurance group. Past QBE Shootout Winners are below: QBE Shootout 2018 Patton Kizzire and Brian Harman 2017 Sean O’Hair & Steve Stricker Franklin Templeton Shootout 2016 Harris English and Matt Kuchar 2015 Jason Dufner and Brandt Snedeker 2014 Jason Day and Cameron Tringale 2013 Harris English and Matt Kuchar 2012 Sean O’Hair & Kenny Perry 2011 Keegan Bradley & Brendan Steele Shark Shootout 2010 Dustin Johnson & Ian Poulter 2009 Jerry Kelly & Steve Stricker Merrill Lynch Shootout 2008 Scott Hoch & Kenny Perry 2007 Woody Austin & Mark Calcavecchia 2006 Jerry Kelly & Rod Pampling Franklin Templeton Shootout 2005 John Huston & Kenny Perry 2004 Hank Kuehne & Jeff Sluman 2003 Hank Kuehne & Jeff Sluman 2002 Lee Janzen & Rocco Mediate 2001 Brad Faxon & Scott McCarron 2000 Brad Faxon & Scott McCarron Franklin Templeton Shark Shootout 1999 Fred Couples & David Duval 1998 Steve Elkington & Greg Norman 1997 Bruce Lietzke & Scott McCarron 1996 Jay Haas & Tom Kite 1995 Mark Calcavecchia & Steve Elkington Franklin Funds Shark Shootout 1994 Fred Couples & Brad Faxon 1993 Steve Elkington & Raymond Floyd 1992 Tom Kite & Davis Love III Shark Shootout Benefiting RMCC 1991 Tom Purtzer & Lanny Wadkins RMCC Invitational 1990 Fred Couples & Raymond Floyd 1989 Mark O’Meara & Curtis Strange...
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