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Showdown for the Money Title: Webb Simpson and Luke Donald


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I think Luke finally showed yesterday why he's #1 in the world.

He entered the field as # 1 and won it like he was # 1.

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Originally Posted by DublinMeUp

So impressed by LUUUKE yesterday.. I think he has proved without doubt he is deserving of his no.1 spot.. major next year i think


I hope so.  I think Luke is and has become a much better player in the last couple of years and is now, more than ever, better armed to win a major.

The only thing that may hold him back is his driving.  His average distance isn't the longest on tour by any means but that really isn't the issue...he's not a accurate with the driver either (even though he was yesterday).  If he can get his driving percentage higher next year, watch out because he's butter with his irons (no matter what distance he has to the green).

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Originally Posted by Deryck Griffith

I hope so.  I think Luke is and has become a much better player in the last couple of years and is now, more than ever, better armed to win a major.

The only thing that may hold him back is his driving.  His average distance isn't the longest on tour by any means but that really isn't the issue...he's not a accurate with the driver either (even though he was yesterday).  If he can get his driving percentage higher next year, watch out because he's butter with his irons (no matter what distance he has to the green).


I think he's toughened up a bit in the last year and a half (physically and mentally). I sometimes follow rounds in shot tracker and he's hitting the ball into the smart areas for all 4 rounds now. Simpson is too - hence the wins.

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Originally Posted by sean_miller

I think he's toughened up a bit in the last year and a half (physically and mentally). I sometimes follow rounds in shot tracker and he's hitting the ball into the smart areas for all 4 rounds now. Simpson is too - hence the wins.


Very very true...

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Greetings ... Just discovered a couple of addition errors in my previous post. I have corrected them, as shown below .... (1) Luke Donald - won twice (10 points each) and was first in both money and scoring average (20 points each) for a total of 60 points. (2) Webb Simpson - won twice (10 points each) and was second in both money and scoring average (18 points each) for a total of 56 points. (3) Nick Watney - won twice (10 points each), was 3rd in money (16 points) and 5th in scoring (12 points) for a total of 48 points. It's possible that if Watney had entered Walt Disney and won it, he could have tied or surpassed Webb Simpson. (4) Steve Stricker - won twice (10 points each), and was 3rd in scoring average (16 points) and 8th in money (6 points) for a total of 42 points. (5) Keegan Bradley - won the PGA Championship (30 points) and Byron Nelson (10 points), but was out of the Top 10 in both scoring average and money. He finished with 40 points. (6) Charl Schwartzel - won the Masters (30 points) and was 7th in Scoring (8 points) for a total of 38 points. (7) KJ Choi - won the Players (20 points), and was 4th in money (14 points) for a total of 34 points. Thanx-A-Lot and Pardon My Dead Brain Cells, Frank-0-Sport
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