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Who would be YOUR International Player of the Year?


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  1. 1. Who's your Player of the Year?

    • Matt Kuchar
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    • Dustin Johnson
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    • Hunter Mahan
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    • Jim Furyk
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    • Ernie Els
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    • Steve Stricker
      1
    • Rory McIlroy
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    • Martin Kaymer
      6
    • Miguel Angel Jiminez
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    • Justin Rose
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    • Lee Westwood
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    • Phil Mickelson
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    • Louis Oosthuizen
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    • Graeme McDowell
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    • Other (State in thread)
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The season's not quite done yet and there are two big tournaments to be decided yet in the FedEx Cup and HSBC Champions event. But from season so far, lets hear your pick for player of the year from the PGA or European Tours. Nominated multiple winners and Major champions apart from one or two.
A great shot is when you go for it and pull it off. A smart shot is when you don't have the guts to try it. ~ Phil Mickelson.

 

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I'd love to say Ernie, since he's in the top 10 of both the Euro and US tour "Order Of Merit" standings, which is pretty good going. But he couldn't win a major and just hasn't played as well in the second half as he did in the first. I think DJ has been the biggest story on the PGA Tour this year, for both good and bad reasons. On the European side I'd go with Kaymer, although I think the biggest breakthrough there this year has come from Eduardo Molinari. So, yeah, I dunno lol.

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DJ, sure he didn't win a major, which pretty much takes him out of the picture, but he came so close twice, and has played consistently well most of the season. Him bouncing back after his 2 final day mishaps to win the BMW was cool too. 2011 is gonna be a good year for Dustin

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Martin Kaymer and Miguel Angel Jimenez are the only players with three international victories on any of the major tours in 2010; Martin's PGA Championship victory pushes him over the threshold.

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