The Memorial 2013

the man with the Steelfiber won........looks like its 2 and 3 on Fedex Cup points on SF at this point.......

1 Matt Kuchar 68 70 70 68 -4 F -12 276
2 Kevin Chappell 71 71 68 68 -4 F -10 278
3 Kyle Stanley 67 70 73 71 -1 F -7 281
T4 Scott Stallings 70 70 75 67 -5 F -6 282
T4 Bill Haas 68 67 76 71 -1 F -6 282
T6 Russell Henley 67 77 70 69 -3 F -5 283
T6 Matt Jones 69 72 70 72 E F -5 283
T8 Michael Thompson 69 76 70 69 -3 F -4 284
T8 Brian Davis 75 70 69 70 -2 F -4 284
T8 Pat Perez 72 69 72 71 -1 F -4 284
T8 Charl Schwartzel 65 71 76 72 E F -4 284
T8 Justin Rose 70 70 71 73 +1 F -4 284
T13 James Driscoll 70 75 73 67 -5 F -3 285
T13 Ryan Moore 70 72 73 70 -2 F -3 285
T13 Adam Scott 73 70 69 73 +1 F -3 285
T16 Hunter Mahan 73 68 75 70 -2 F -2 286
T16 Ken Duke 75 69 72 70 -2 F -2 286
T16 Cameron Tringale 71 71 74 70 -2 F -2 286
T16 Gary Woodland 70 73 70 73 +1 F -2 286
T16 Scott Piercy 66 75 71 74 +2 F -2 286
T21 Roberto Castro 71 70 75 71 -1 F -1 287
T21 K.J. Choi 72 74 70 71 -1 F -1 287
T21 Luke Donald 73 73 71 70 -2 F -1 287
T21 Graham DeLaet 70 72 74 71 -1 F -1 287
T21 David Hearn 71 71 74 71 -1 F -1 287
T21 Charles Howell III 72 70 73 72 E F -1 287
T21 Bo Van Pelt 73 69 72 73 +1 F -1 287
T21 Jim Furyk 75 70 69 73 +1 F -1 287
T29 Stewart Cink 70 72 76 70 -2 F E 288
T29 Carl Pettersson 71 71 73 73 +1 F E 288
T29 Davis Love III 73 69 72 74 +2 F E 288
T29 Bubba Watson 71 67 75 75 +3 F E 288
T29 J.J. Henry 72 72 68 76 +4 F E 288
T34 Robert Karlsson 69 71 76 73 +1 F +1 289
T34 Justin Leonard 70 76 73 70 -2 F +1 289
T34 Bud Cauley 71 73 76 69 -3 F +1 289
T37 Ernie Els 73 70 74 73 +1 F +2 290
T37 William McGirt 73 73 71 73 +1 F +2 290
T37 Trevor Immelman 70 72 74 74 +2 F +2 290
T37 Rickie Fowler 72 71 76 71 -1 F +2 290
T41 George McNeill 74 71 71 75 +3 F +3 291
T41 Ben Curtis 73 70 73 75 +3 F +3 291
T41 Henrik Stenson 71 73 75 72 E F +3 291
T41 Richard H. Lee 73 71 72 75 +3 F +3 291
T41 Camilo Villegas 72 71 76 72 E F +3 291
T41 Jason Day 72 75 72 72 E F +3 291
T41 Billy Horschel 70 75 76 70 -2 F +3 291
T41 Brandt Jobe 70 75 78 68 -4 F +3 291
T41 Marc Leishman 74 72 77 68 -4 F +3 291
T50 Luke Guthrie 72 74 72 74 +2 F +4 292
T50 Keegan Bradley 71 74 75 72 E F +4 292
T50 Fred Couples 70 75 70 77 +5 F +4 292
T53 Martin Laird 71 75 71 76 +4 F +5 293
T53 Chris Stroud 69 77 69 78 +6 F +5 293
T53 Robert Allenby 74 73 72 74 +2 F +5 293
T53 Mike Weir 75 72 75 71 -1 F +5 293
T57 David Lingmerth 75 70 72 77 +5 F +6 294
T57 John Senden 71 72 76 75 +3 F +6 294
T57 Derek Ernst 70 73 78 73 +1 F +6 294
T57 Ryo Ishikawa 74 73 74 73 +1 F +6 294
T57 Josh Teater 67 79 75 73 +1 F +6 294
T57 Rory McIlroy 78 69 75 72 E F +6 294
T63 Charley Hoffman 73 69 72 81 +9 F +7 295
T63 Jordan Spieth 72 73 82 68 -4 F +7 295
T65 George Coetzee 70 75 72 79 +7 F +8 296
T65 Charlie Wi 67 74 77 78 +6 F +8 296
T65 Tiger Woods 71 74 79 72 E F +8 296
68 Gonzalo Fernandez-Casta 72 74 77 74 +2 F +9 297
T69 Tom Gillis 73 70 75 81 +9 F +11 299
T69 Fabian Gomez 76 68 77 78 +6 F +11 299
71 Zach Johnson 73 72 81 75 +3 F +13 301
72 Justin Hicks 73 73 81 76 +4 F +15 303
73 Jimmy Walker 72 75 77 80 +8 F +16 304
T74 Scott Brown 75 73 MC MC - - - 148
T74 John Huh 72 76 MC MC - - - 148
T74 Chris Kirk 74 74 MC MC - - - 148
T74 Vijay Singh 74 74 MC MC - - - 148
T78 Ricky Barnes 74 75 MC MC - - - 149
T78 Greg Chalmers 78 71 MC MC - - - 149
T78 Dustin Johnson 73 76 MC MC - - - 149
T78 Kevin Stadler 79 70 MC MC - - - 149
T78 Brian Stuard 72 77 MC MC - - - 149
T78 Mark Wilson 74 75 MC MC - - - 149
T84 Erik Compton 74 76 MC MC - - - 150
T84 Lucas Glover 78 72 MC MC - - - 150
T84 Kenny Perry 76 74 MC MC - - - 150
T84 Ted Potter Jr. 74 76 MC MC - - - 150
T84 Daniel Summerhays 74 76 MC MC - - - 150
T84 Brendon de Jonge 75 75 MC MC - - - 150
T90 Tommy Gainey 71 80 MC MC - - - 151
T90 Brian Harman 74 77 MC MC - - - 151
T90 Ben Kohles 76 75 MC MC - - - 151
T90 Bryce Molder 72 79 MC MC - - - 151
T90 D.A. Points 76 75 MC MC - - - 151
T90 Webb Simpson 75 76 MC MC - - - 151
T90 Kevin Streelman 71 80 MC MC - - - 151
T90 Nicholas Thompson 78 73 MC MC - - - 151
T90 Guan Tianlang 72 79 MC MC - - - 151
T90 Casey Wittenberg 76 75 MC MC - - - 151
T100 Charlie Beljan 72 80 MC MC - - - 152
T100 Nicolas Colsaerts 80 72 MC MC - - - 152
T100 James Hahn 75 77 MC MC - - - 152
T100 Brandt Snedeker 72 80 MC MC - - - 152
T104 Aaron Baddeley 74 79 MC MC - - - 153
T104 Jonathan Byrd 77 76 MC MC - - - 153
T104 Branden Grace 78 75 MC MC - - - 153
T104 Jason Kokrak 76 77 MC MC - - - 153
T104 Geoff Ogilvy 77 76 MC MC - - - 153
T109 Justin Bolli 75 79 MC MC - - - 154
T109 Jeff Overton 76 78 MC MC - - - 154
111 Sang-Moon Bae 77 78 MC MC - - - 155
T112 Steven Fox 78 78 MC MC - - - 156
T112 Shane Lowry 78 78 MC MC - - - 156
T114 Matt Every 74 84 MC MC - - - 158
T114 Peter Williamson 81 77 MC MC - - - 158
116 Nick Watney 82 77 MC MC - - - 159
117 Brendan Steele 79 81 MC MC - - - 160
118 Lee Westwood 76 65 CUT CUT - - - 141
119 Seung-yul Noh 78 36 CUT CUT - - - 114
120 Johnson Wagner 79 56 CUT CUT - - - 135

http://sports.yahoo.com/golf/pga/leaderboard

there is no guarantees in golf and like they say, you are only as good as your last campaign....strange to see ETW so far down the leader board but its the golfer versus the golf course and the elements. so looks like mother earth can decide too who should win and who should not...

TW really messed up. I've rarely seen him post scores so bad. Based on the PGA shot tracker, it seems as if his putting let him down.

What happen to TW in Round 3? I read in the papers on the plane that he had 2 double and 1 triple bogeys in Round 3. Thanks

Some interesting points of interest, Even thru China teen sensation Guan Tianlang MC, but he still play well enough 72 79 to beat the course, weather and some of the big boys. K.J. Choi buy an off the rack MP64 and tied at T21 with Luke Donald, the player whom co-design input the MP64. Dustin Johnson miss cut, but guess he is happy for extra 2 days off with his girlfriend. Sang-Moon Bae, the textbook swinger MC too after his maiden PGA win last week.

Like wat Boss Eric say, there is no guarantees in golf and like they say, you are only as good as your last campaign.... you play as it lies.

Kooch is really revving on all cylinders this season. Super consistent with 35 Top-10s since 2010 - a Tour-leading stat. Guess his swing change was worth it.

We will see if Tiger's and Rory's swing changes hold up at Merion. If not, more golfers may end up flattening their swing like Kooch did.

I heard he worked with Bettinardi to produce 2 models of Kucher-endorsed putters, so we may see him with a putter sponsor soon?

bogeyman72 wrote:

Putter: Kuchar uses a variety of putters throughout the year, he used a Bettinardi putter to win the recent Accenture Match Play tournament but tends to use different putters each week, selecting one for the tournament that feels right. He has no putter sponsor.

Kooch to me always seemed so tall and played with clubs just a tad too short for him

cos he can't find himself a good fitter?

mtheseira wrote:

Kooch to me always seemed so tall and played with clubs just a tad too short for him

Looks like alot of good players did not do well

@WY: We watched the tournament on TV all four days. Just seemed like he was playing mediocre golf (by his standards anyways!). His short game was pretty off and the rough definitely took it's toll on him. His putter totally left him too and he seemed to struggle with the speed of the greens.

Some of the putts he took that lead to those doubles and triples though seemed more like a mental lapse where he stopped caring, but he did shoot Par on Sunday! I'm sure he'll put in a lot of work, like everyone else, to get ready for Merion!