The Travelers Championship has become Bubba Watson's personal ATM. With a third victory in the event in 12 career starts, Watson has seen his career earnings at TPC River Highlands rise past the $4.5 million mark, the most of any player in tournament history—by more than $2 million. How much money did everyone in the field at TPC River Highlands earn? Here's a breakdown for all those who made the cut. Win: Bubba Watson, -17, $1,260,000 T-2: Paul Casey, -14, $462,000.00 T-2: Stewart Cink,-14, $462,000.00 T-2: J.B. Holmes,-14, $462,000.00 T-2: Beau Hossler, -14, $462,000.00 T-6: Brian Harman, -13, $234,500.00 T-6: Russell Henley, -13, $234,500.00 T-6: Kevin Tway, -13, $234,500.00 T-9:
Boys Age Division 16-18 (left to Right) 1st place Carston Fritz 76 (Won in a playoff) 2nd place Cam Cobler 76 3rd Place Alec Cordobes 91 Great job gentlemen!!
Boys Age Division 16-18 (left to Right) 1st place Carston Fritz 76 (Won in a playoff) 2nd place Cam Cobler 76 3rd Place Alec Cordobes 91 Great job gentlemen!!
Boys Age Division 14-15 (Left To Right) 1st place Major Spiegel 76 - won in a playoff 2nd place Sam Brita 76 (Not Pictured) 3rd place Isaac Rorick 79 4th place John Barce 80 5th place Cameron Gerue 83 Great shooting guys!!
Boys Age 12-13 Division (Left to Right) 1st place Charlie Olson 39 2nd place Eric Slater 48 3rd place Joey Hughes 49 Good job Guys!!
Girls Age Division 14-18 (Left to Right) 1st place Olivia Render 80 2nd place Anna Munson 85 3rd place Stacy Chapman 99 4th place Brooke Schloter 101 5th place Abby Ayer 101 (not shown)
Girls Age 12-13 Division (Left to Right) 1st place Scarlett Senk 46 2nd place Marissa Gerve 50 3rd place Cassidy Ayres 56 Congratulation Girls!!
Dave Scudder and Rick Hemsoth making sure registration runs smoothly. Great job guys!!
SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — A day after balls were repelled from the baked-out yellow-brick greens of Shinnecock Hills like pesky mosquitos to a can of Raid, and Phil Mickelson was driven to a breaking point of intentionally hitting a moving ball, Tommy Fleetwood had a putt for the lowest score in U.S. Open history. He settled for tying the mark, becoming just the sixth player to shoot 63 in the 118 editions of the championship. A birdie fest had broken out in Sunday's final round, relatively speaking at least, after the USGA had doused the course with enough water to fill Peconic Bay. Never mind that the hole locations looked like something out of a Wednesday pro-am. Still, when it came to Brooks
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Dustin Johnson places more faith in the means by which he returned to No 1 in the world than the fact he will start the second major of the year in prime position. Johnson’s six-stroke victory at the St Jude Classic means he has usurped Justin Thomas just days before the US Open gets under way at Shinnecock Hills. “Winning, I think, is a bigger confidence booster than being No 1 in the world,” Johnson said. “For me, playing the way I did all week, playing the way I did on Sunday knowing everything that was on the line, gives me a lot of confidence. “I think it was a big win, it was a big statement and I’m proud of the way I played, the way I handled it.” Now for the tricky part – no player h
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