JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE SHRINERS
1 JONATHAN BYRD T2 MARTIN LAIRD T2 CAMERON PERCY T4 SPENCER LEVIN T4 WEBB SIMPSON
HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN OPEN PLAYER
LEADERBOARD
ROUNDS & TOTAL 66 63 66 68 263 69 62 63 69 263 66 68 62 67 263 69 63 66 66 264 66 66 64 68 264
T6 CAMERON BECKMAN 67 67 64 67 265 T6 NICK WATNEY
T8 AARON BADDELEY T8 RYUJI IMADA T8 RYAN PALMER
66 66 67 66 265 67 68 64 67 266 68 62 70 66 266 65 68 66 67 266
EARNINGS $774,000 $378,400 $378,400 $189,200 $189,200 $149,425 $149,425 $124,700 $124,700 $124,700
to even play the final hole of the playoff. On the third playoff hole, his approach ran over the green and seemed destined for a watery grave, only to have the ball settle into a clump of rough and stay dry. He pitched to seven feet and made the putt to stay in the game. Like so many players in the field, Byrd was fighting to
make the top 125 on the official money list, which gives a player a full exemption for the following year. He was ranked 117th entering the tournament, a little too close for comfort. The odds favored Laird, who came into the week
ranked 125th on the money list, since he had four straight birdie putts beginning on the final hole of regulation play. Any one of them would have given him the victory. Still, he didn’t feel any special pressure and was pretty pleased with the outcome. “You are out here every week trying to win,” he said
“That’s the goal. I was trying to come into the Fall Finish in a good position. I knew I really liked this golf course. It kind of sets up better for longer hitters because you can get the par 5s. I try to come in here—and I had been playing really well—and not really think about it too much and just go ahead and try to win the tournament like you do every other week. It worked for me last year, not really paying attention to where I was on the money list, and it’s worked again for me this year.” Percy showed some courage down the stretch,
making a 15-footer for birdie on the 72nd hole for a 67 that got him into the playoff. As badly as Laird and Percy might feel, Webb
Simpson felt every bit as bad. He took a one-stroke lead into 17 but drove into the water and made a double bogey. He missed the playoff by a stroke. And congratulations also go out to Las Vegas resident
Nick Watney, who played in his final PGA TOUR event as a married man. He closed with a 66 and tied for sixth. Here’s to the happy couple. ■
190 PGA TOUR OFFICIAL ANNUAL 2011 Charity Link
• Supported by the Shriners fraternity, Shriners Hospitals for Children is a network of 22 pediatric hospitals dedicated to providing specialized medical care, innovative medical research and teaching programs. The 22 Shriners Hospitals for Children, located in the United States, Canada and Mexico, provide their services, at no charge, to children up to the age of 18. To date, Shriners Hospital for Children has spent $10 million and treated more than 2,500 children in Southern Nevada.
Course Insight: TPC Summerlin
“I’M IN SHOCK.” — Jonathan Byrd
Check This Out
• Jonathan Byrd’s victory was his first on the PGA TOUR since the 2007 John Deere Classic.
• Those of you with good memories might recall that this tournament has more than a little history. Among other noteworthy moments was the 1996 tournament, which is where Tiger Woods picked up his first win on the PGA TOUR.
Most Victories: Jim Furyk (3)
The 12th hole of the TPC Summerlin course.
When former Masters and U.S. Open champion Fuzzy Zoeller and architect Bobby Weed collaborated on the design of TPC Summerlin, they wanted to design a course that would challenge the best players in the world for one week but would also be enjoyable for average golfers for the other 51.
To do this they created greens that players could run shots into rather than build bunkers protecting the front of the putting surfaces, which was particularly important due to the strong winds in the area. They also designed generous landing areas in the fairways and greens that are fairly benign.
Golf Digest rated TPC Summerlin fourth on its “Best in State” course list for 1995-96 and fifth for 1997-98. In addition, Golfweek named it 98th in the category of “America’s 100 Best Modern Courses” for 1997.
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September 29-October 2 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open THE YEAR AHEAD 2011
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