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Match figure
Date : 12th august 2010 (Thursday)
Start : From 17 : 00 Till 00 : 00 (Gmt)
US PGA Championship
After missing last year's edition at Hazeltine because of a torn interior oblique muscle, he returned with minimal buzz until posting a T5 in Qatar at the end of January. Three weeks later, Camilo Villegas gifted him a pass into the final of the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship, which Casey lost for the second straight year (this time, to a red-hot Ian Poulter). Since then, he has posted three top 10s, but hasn't entered the mainstream consciousness as much as you might expect of the world's ninth-ranked golfer. Yet, his game is up for the task. Casey is 14th on the PGA Tour in greens hit, 23rd in putting and third in the all-around. Now 33, he also has the moxie of a wily veteran.
Luke Donald
Now 32, the Englishman is in his prime, and he's playing like it this year. After four early top 10s in the U.S., including a runner-up to Steve Stricker at Riviera, he posted three consecutive top 3s in Europe, including a victory in Madrid. A T47 at the U.S. Open proved to be nothing more than a speed bump, as he followed with a pair of T11s (including the British Open) and a solo third at the Canadian Open. You can trace his success to what might be the best short game in the world right now, as he currently leads the PGA Tour in sand saves, scrambling, scrambling from the rough and putting inside five feet.
Ernie Els
Despite a pair of victories in 2010, he wouldn't have been considered a threat at Whistling Straits three weeks ago. That's because he was leaving St. Andrews with a third consecutive weekend off after missing the cut, and fourth of his previous five. Only a solo third at Pebble Beach has saved one of the worst summers of his career, notwithstanding his knee injury in July 2005. If anything, the effort at the U.S. Open proves that his game can return at any time. Els currently leads the PGA Tour in scoring average; he's 25th in greens hit and manages one of the best games around the greens his generation has seen. He also finished T4 at Whistling Straits in 2004.
Retief Goosen
A strong showing at the Bridgestone Invitational moved him up the board. Long one of the grittiest competitors on the most difficult courses anywhere, the two-time U.S. Open champion missed the 2004 PGA because of a fractured pelvis while jet skiing in Barbados. Silly golf injuries. Earlier this year, he broke a toe, and then a finger, the aggregate impact of which kept him outside the ropes for nine weeks. Since returning, he has posted two top 10s, and has seven on the season to co-lead the PGA Tour. He'll never knock your socks off with his emotion. In fact, go ahead and call him The Minimizer, if not for the stoicism, for the fact that avoids making critical mistakes. Goosen ranks 13th on Tour in total driving and 10th in bogey avoidance.
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Match figure
Date : 12th august 2010 (Thursday)
Start : From 17 : 00 Till 00 : 00 (Gmt)
US PGA Championship
After missing last year's edition at Hazeltine because of a torn interior oblique muscle, he returned with minimal buzz until posting a T5 in Qatar at the end of January. Three weeks later, Camilo Villegas gifted him a pass into the final of the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship, which Casey lost for the second straight year (this time, to a red-hot Ian Poulter). Since then, he has posted three top 10s, but hasn't entered the mainstream consciousness as much as you might expect of the world's ninth-ranked golfer. Yet, his game is up for the task. Casey is 14th on the PGA Tour in greens hit, 23rd in putting and third in the all-around. Now 33, he also has the moxie of a wily veteran.
Luke Donald
Now 32, the Englishman is in his prime, and he's playing like it this year. After four early top 10s in the U.S., including a runner-up to Steve Stricker at Riviera, he posted three consecutive top 3s in Europe, including a victory in Madrid. A T47 at the U.S. Open proved to be nothing more than a speed bump, as he followed with a pair of T11s (including the British Open) and a solo third at the Canadian Open. You can trace his success to what might be the best short game in the world right now, as he currently leads the PGA Tour in sand saves, scrambling, scrambling from the rough and putting inside five feet.
Ernie Els
Despite a pair of victories in 2010, he wouldn't have been considered a threat at Whistling Straits three weeks ago. That's because he was leaving St. Andrews with a third consecutive weekend off after missing the cut, and fourth of his previous five. Only a solo third at Pebble Beach has saved one of the worst summers of his career, notwithstanding his knee injury in July 2005. If anything, the effort at the U.S. Open proves that his game can return at any time. Els currently leads the PGA Tour in scoring average; he's 25th in greens hit and manages one of the best games around the greens his generation has seen. He also finished T4 at Whistling Straits in 2004.
Retief Goosen
A strong showing at the Bridgestone Invitational moved him up the board. Long one of the grittiest competitors on the most difficult courses anywhere, the two-time U.S. Open champion missed the 2004 PGA because of a fractured pelvis while jet skiing in Barbados. Silly golf injuries. Earlier this year, he broke a toe, and then a finger, the aggregate impact of which kept him outside the ropes for nine weeks. Since returning, he has posted two top 10s, and has seven on the season to co-lead the PGA Tour. He'll never knock your socks off with his emotion. In fact, go ahead and call him The Minimizer, if not for the stoicism, for the fact that avoids making critical mistakes. Goosen ranks 13th on Tour in total driving and 10th in bogey avoidance.
