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1 Nick Watney 17 1,906 2 8
2 2 Steve Stricker 15 1,865 2 5 41
3 3 Luke Donald 14 1,856 1 10 50
4 24 Keegan Bradley 24 1,621 2 4 285
5 5 Phil Mickelson 17 1,601 1 5 305
6 4 K.J. Choi 18 1,601 1 6 305
7 6 Bubba Watson 18 1,577 2 3 329
8 10 David Toms 17 1,487 1 6 419
9 8 Gary Woodland 20 1,466 1 6 440
10 7 Mark Wilson 21 1,461 2 4 445
11 11 Matt Kuchar 19 1,407 0 8 499
12 9 Webb Simpson 19 1,361 0 6 545
13 15 Adam Scott 14 1,332 1 5 574
14 12 Jason Day 17 1,308 0 8 598
15 17 Bill Haas 21 1,273 0 6 633
16 13 Fredrik Jacobson 21 1,235 1 3 671
17 14 Martin Laird 19 1,234 1 6 672
18 16 Brandt Snedeker 20 1,227 1 5 679
19 18 Dustin Johnson 17 1,191 0 5 715
20 22 Hunter Mahan 21 1,186 0 7 720
21 23 Charl Schwartzel 13 1,185 1 3 721
22 19 Aaron Baddeley 18 1,181 1 4 725
23 20 Rory Sabbatini 20 1,175 1 3 731
24 21 Jonathan Byrd 20 1,165 1 4 741
25 38 Jason Dufner 18 1,143 0 5 763
26 29 D.A. Points 21 1,055 1 3 851
27 25 Rickie Fowler 20 1,038 0 4 868
28 27 Charles Howell III 23 1,033 0 5 873
29 28 Spencer Levin 24 1,025 0 4 881
30 26 Scott Stallings 23 992 1 2 914
31 30 Zach Johnson 19 962 0 4 944
32 32 Chris Kirk 23 957 1 4 949
33 31 Steve Marino 19 935 0 3 971
34 33 Jhonattan Vegas 21 919 1 2 987
35 36 Ryan Palmer 20 902 0 3 1,004
36 35 Ryan Moore 18 883 0 3 1,023
37 34 Bo Van Pelt 22 881 0 3 1,025
38 37 Lucas Glover 18 839 1 1 1,067
39 43 Brendan Steele 22 826 1 1 1,080
40 39 Tommy Gainey 26 809 0 5 1,097

Who is your winner......Adam Scott


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Gotta go with the chalk. Donald leads the tour in scoring average, and has accumulated by far the most OWGR points this year.

This year's Fedex is a little light on star-power: no Westwood, McIlroy, Kaymer, or Tiger; and Ernie and Padraig are going to have to scramble just to get in to the first event.


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Adam Scott

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Greetings .....

A closer race for the Cup in 2011 than in 2010, I think. I'm a Bama Guy but I'll pull for the Auburn man Jason Dufner. Will also follow the likes of Steve Stricker, Nick Watney, Dustin Johnson, Charl Schwartzel , Adam Scott, Keegan Bradley, Brandt Snedeker, Sergio Garcia, Matt Kuchar and a few others.

Just for reference, I present these links from PGATOUR.COM

Current Fed Ex Cup Leaders .... Projected Fed Ex Cup Leaders

Current Official Money Leaders .... Projected Official Money Leaders

Thanx-A-Lot, Frank-0-Sport


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If I had to guess, I'd go with Luke Donald, although he doesn't seem to come up big in big moments.

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If I had to guess, I'd go with Luke Donald, although he doesn't seem to come up big in big moments.

You mean apart from the 3 times he won this year?


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Originally Posted by cdnglf

You mean apart from the 3 times he won this year?



No, he means the majors.

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Which have nothing to do with the Playoffs, to be fair. The 3 events he has won are all big events in their own right. A WGC (speaks for itself), The BMW PGA Championship (The European Tours version of 'The Players Chamionship') and the Scottish Open (One of the strongest regular event fields you'll see all year). If he can with them he can win a playoff event.

Originally Posted by Kieran123

No, he means the majors.




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Originally Posted by deasy55

Which have nothing to do with the Playoffs, to be fair. The 3 events he has won are all big events in their own right. A WGC (speaks for itself), The BMW PGA Championship (The European Tours version of 'The Players Chamionship') and the Scottish Open (One of the strongest regular event fields you'll see all year). If he can with them he can win a playoff event.


So because the Majors ( theoretically the hardest tournaments all year with strongest fields ) have 'nothing to do with the playoffs' - his performance in them should not be a good gauge of how he will play with the top 125 players of the year?

Then you say if he can win lower tiered tournaments he should be able to win a playoff event?

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Well I would consider some of the events he won to have just as good fields as the playoff events. I guess I don't rate them that highly. Only 2 of the worlds top 5, no Tiger, possibly no Els, Harrington, Casey etc....meh. The majors are in a different league to the playoffs. He's won events that I would consider to be in the same league as the fedex cup events.

I'm not overly bothered, I just felt like chiming in with my opinion.

Originally Posted by Kieran123

So because the Majors ( theoretically the hardest tournaments all year with strongest fields ) have 'nothing to do with the playoffs' - his performance in them should not be a good gauge of how he will play with the top 125 players of the year?

Then you say if he can win lower tiered tournaments he should be able to win a playoff event?




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his performance in them should not be a good gauge of how he will play with the top 125 players of the year?

Top 125 players of the year? Hardly. No Westwood, McIlroy or Kaymer. No Quiros, Clarke, Jimenez, etc...

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Then you say if he can win lower tiered tournaments he should be able to win a playoff event?

As deasy55 says, the fields at the 3 events he did win were at least as good as the playoff events, and probably better. In any case, Donald finished third overall in the playoffs last year and  second in two of the four events, so the notion that he doesn't "come up big" seems a stretch.


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Originally Posted by cdnglf

Top 125 players of the year? Hardly. No Westwood, McIlroy or Kaymer. No Quiros, Clarke, Jimenez, etc...

As deasy55 says, the fields at the 3 events he did win were at least as good as the playoff events, and probably better. In any case, Donald finished third overall in the playoffs last year and  second in two of the four events, so the notion that he doesn't "come up big" seems a stretch.


Top 125 players playing in the PGA Tour for the year ( sorry should of been more detailed )

Well what are the biggest events in the year? The 4 majors

Has he ever come up big in any of them? No.

I think Donald will do great - but like jamo said - he just doesn't seem like the guy to do it

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^^

I would like to point out that out of all the picks so far in this thread nobody has selected a player that has "come up big at a major". A combined total of 0 majors between all the picks, yet apparently you can't see Donald winning the playoffs because he hasn't won one


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I didn't say he wouldn't win because he hasn't won a major - putting words in my mouth!

I said he would do great, but not win the playoffs because I think Adam Scott will

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Well what are the biggest events in the year? The 4 majors

Yes

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Has he ever come up big in any of them? No.

Has your boy Adam Scott ever "come up big in any of them"?

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I think Donald will do great - but like jamo said - he just doesn't seem like the guy to do it

Maybe he will, maybe he won't. Maybe Scott will, maybe he won't. But the notion that Donald can't win the Fedex because he hasn't come up in "big moments" (for some bizarre definition of "big moment" that doesn't seem to include his 3 quality wins so far this year) is just silly.


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I'd like to see Stricker take it. I feel like Stricker's 2011 season is similar to Furyk's 2010 season. Call me crazy.


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