There's a familiar face on the bubble heading into the final regular-season event on the Web.com Tour schedule.Former Texas standout Beau Hossler currently clings to the coveted 25th position on the season-long money list entering the WinCo Foods Portland Open. After this week's event in the Pacific Northwest, the top 25 in earnings will automatically earn PGA Tour cards for the 2017-18 season.Hossler didn't have status on any major tour earlier this summer, but he Monday qualified for the Air Capital Classic in June and finished second. He added another runner-up a few weeks later at the Lecom Health Challenge to move inside the top 25.
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Hossler's season-long earnings of $154,966 leave him $6,257 ahead of Rob Oppenheim with one event to go. Oppenheim, who was a 36-year-old rookie on the PGA Tour last season, has been a fixture on the Web.com bubble in recent years. Martin Piller, who skipped last week's Web.com event to be with his wife, Gerina, at the Solheim Cup, is currently in 27th place, $12,347 behind Hossler.Other notables currently outside the top 25 include Nicholas Thompson (31st) and former PGA Tour winners Jason Gore (37th), Eric Axley (53rd) and Derek Ernst (69th).After this week, the top 75 on the money list will earn spots in the four-event Web.com Tour Finals that start next week in Columbus, Ohio. The top 25 players will be able to improve their status in the reshuffle, while Nos. 26-75 will fight alongside Nos. 126-200 from the FedExCup list for the 25 remaining cards.The top earner from the Web.com Tour regular season will be fully exempt next season and will not face the reshuffle. With one event to go, Andrew Landry holds the top spot by $8,218 over Stephan Jaeger.
Here's Arnold Palmer, at 74 years-old, in his last playing appearance at Bay Hill in 2004. The King hits a driver off the deck at the par-4 18th, and cuts a low-chaser up and onto the green. His grandson, Sam Saunders, was only 16 at the time, and carried the bag for Arnie.
Reliving Arnold Palmer's farewell driver off the deck at Bay
Albany's tight lies stymie Tiger and Dustin Tiger Woods may have been the first to succumb to what have become increasingly difficult chipping conditions at the Hero World Challenge, but he wasn
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What to expect: A look at how Woods has followed up Masters wins On the eve of the PGA Championship opening round, here's a look back at how Tiger Woods has followed each of his previous green
What to expect: A look at how Woods has followed up Masters wins
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On the eve of the opening round, here's a look back at how Woods has followed each of his previous green jacket performances in his very next major start: 1997 U.S. Open: T-19. After crushing the field en route to his first Masters title, Woods' encore was quickly undone by an opening-round 74 at Congressional.
What to expect: A look at how Woods has followed up Masters
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Lynch: Plenty of rancor over anchored putting among PGA Tour
WATCH: Jack Nicklaus drains long birdie putt, plays to crowd at PNC Father-Son Challenge. By Josh Berhow. December 16, 2018. You can watch Nicklaus's putt from the 16th hole below.
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Stewart Hagestad became the first U.S. Mid-Am champion to make the cut at the Masters since Augusta began giving invites to the winner's in 1989
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The PGA Tour announced today that Mark Hensby has violated the Tour Anti-Doping Policy for failing to provide a drug testing sample after notification and has been suspended for a period of one year.
PGA Tour suspends Mark Hensby for anti-doping violation
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — Brooks Koepka may not be not the superstar we want but he is the one we need. In this permissive era of wayward bomb-and-gougers, his tight, precise game is a welcome antidote.
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