August 4-7 Reno-Tahoe Open
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Solid putting was the key to Matt Bettencourt’s victory at the Reno-Tahoe Open:
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• He averaged 25.75 Putts Per Round while the field averaged 28.68. In the final round he had 12 one-putts and only 24 in all. As the season wound down, he was ranked ninth in this category.
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Matt Bettencourt’s victory at the Reno- Tahoe Open earned him a two-year PGA TOUR qualifying exemption.
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money list. His best finish in his 21 starts to that point in the season was a tie for 39th at the Bob Hope Classic, and he was still seeking his first PGA TOUR victory. With his win he moved to 98th on the money list and
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114th in the FedExCup points race. He also earned a two- year exemption from qualifying and found himself eligible for the PGA Championship. “This win is just incredible for me,” said Bettencourt, 35.
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“It gives me so many opportunities. I’ve been struggling all year, but I never lost my belief in my abilities. And now I’ve got an opportunity to make the (FedExCup) Playoffs, which is a really big thing. I have security for the next couple years, which is all you can ask for.” Bettencourt’s win came courtesy of a final-round 68
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despite a back nine where he struggled to hang on. After making an eagle on the par-5 11th, he finished the round with a birdie and a pair of bogeys, one on 14 and the other on 18. Bettencourt had a three-stroke lead after 13 but couldn’t get up and down out of a greens125 Mileside bunker on
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