Posts by Frank-0-Sport

Greetings ... As most should already know, the Fed Ex Cup Grand Prize is worth $10 Million, along with a 5-year PGA Tour exemption. Meanwhile, a Tour Championship win is itself worth $1,350,000, along with a 3-year PGA Tour...

Greetings .... The final leg of the chase for the Fed Ex Cup's $10 million grand prize (with a 5-year PGA Tour exemption) begins Thursday morning at The Tour Championship in Atlanta. Links to articles about winning the Cup are...

Greetings ... RE - The Chilli Dipper proposal It would be nice if the Fed Ex Cup title did come down to the very last putt in the Tour Championship, with the putt itself for both the tournament and the Cup. IMHO, it does not always...

Greetings .... This article and the Cameron Morfit "Sabotage" article are (unable to say disgusting graphic details straight out). You can set up any playoff qualifying system you want, but if certain names don't always...

Greetings ..... For those of you that perhaps may have missed it, please read my earlier comment in this particular discussion, and then you may, if desired, make appropriate comments on it. Thanx-A-Lot, Frank-0-Sport

Greetings ... An invitation to the The Tour Championship, as it is existed from 1987 to 2006, was a reward for those who were best over the course of 45-or-so events leading up to the start of the Finale. Even if you didn't perform as...

Greetings ... Appreciate feedback from everyone. I'm wondering if anyone put two-and-two together concerning the combination effect of Minimum Rounds Played vs Minimum Events Played, along the the reduction of Top 125 Money Winners to...

Greetings ... Originally Posted by Harmonious That's a long-winded way to say that the article writer is wrong. If Tiger earned his way, fine. If he didn't, then he'll have to wait until next year. Heck, the Yankees...

Greetings ... Well first off, Tiger sabotaged himself with his off-course follies and on-course swing revamp, and yet he still managed to get within one event of the Tour Championship. And yes, the PGA Tour did indeed sabotage the Tour...

Greetings ... Consider also this proposed suggestion Barring an acceptable - and provable - mitigating circumstance, any player who wins a PGA Tour event (other than the Grand Slam majors, which the Tour does not control) one year...