PGA TOUR - GREENBRIER CLASSIC
COURSE: The Greenbrier Resort, The Old White TPC (7,287 yards, par 70).
PURSE: $6.3 million. Winner’s share: $1,134,000.
CANADIANS: Stephen Ames MC 74 72, Graham DeLaet -5 69 70 66 70, Brad Fritsch -3 68 71 66 72, David Hearn MC 76 70, Mike Weir MC 72 70, Ryan Zylstra MC 74 76
Round 4
pgatour.com Jonas Blixt shot a 3-under 67 Sunday to win the rain-delayed Greenbrier Classic by two strokes
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The Swede emerged from a five-player chase over the final five holes to pick up the 500 FedExCup points awarded to the champion. Among the perks for his victory are trips to this month's British Open and next year's Masters.
Blixt overcame a four-shot deficit at the start of the final round and finished at 13-under 267. Third-round leader Johnson Wagner (73), Australians Steven Bowditch (68) and Matt Jones (68), and Jimmy Walker (71) tied for second at 11 under.
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EUROPEAN TOUR - FRENCH OPEN
COURSE: Le Golf National, Albatross Course (7,331 yards, par 71).
PURSE: $3.91 million. Winner’s share: $651,200.
Round 4
Graeme McDowell continued his remarkable winning streak by holding off playing partner Richard Sterne to secure a third title of the year at the Alstom Open de France.
McDowell carded a closing 67 at Le Golf National to finish nine under par, four clear of South Africa's Sterne, who had been only one behind until bogeys at the 16th and 17th.
Sterne eventually did well to par the 18th for a final round of 71 to make sure of outright second, with 2007 winner Graeme Storm and Spain's Eduardo de la Riva a shot behind.
McDowell missed the cut in last week's Irish Open but reaped the rewards of staying on at Carton House over the weekend to work on his game, the first prize of €500,000 taking him less than €30,000 behind Justin Rose at the top of The Race to Dubai.
It should also lift the former US Open Champion from ninth to sixth when the Official World Golf Rankings is updated on Monday, with The Open Championship at Muirfield just around the corner
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PGA TOUR CANADA - DAKOTA DUNES OPEN
COURSE: Dakota Dunes Golf Links, Saskatoon, SK (7,301 yards, par 72)
PURSE: $150,000. Winner's share: $27,000
Round 4
pgatour.com
Wil Collins of Rapid City SD shot 66, -21 to win the Dakota Dunes Open by a shot over Nick Taylor..
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GOLF CANADA - RBC CANADIAN OPEN ONTARIO REGIONAL QUALIFIER
COURSE: Greystone Golf Club, Milton, ON (6,501 yards, par 72)
NOTABLE CANADIANS: Yohann Benson, Cam Burke, Brian Churchill-Smith, Victor Ciesielski, Derek Gillespie, David Markle, Andrew Parr
Final wrap
golfcanada.com Brian Hadley shot a sizzling 5-under 66 to win Tuesday's RBC Canadian Open Ontario Regional Qualifier at Greystone GOlf Club in Milton, Ont.
With the win the 32-year-old Sarnia, Ont., golfer earned an exemption into this month's Canadian National Open Championship to be played at Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, Ont., July 25-28.
The win was the latest in a stretch of good golf for Hadley, an assistant golf pro at Thames Valley Golf Club in London, Ont.
Twenty other players finished even par or better to advance to the final Monday qualifier to be held July 22nd at Heron Point Golf Links in Alberton, Ont. Among them were Cam Burke of New Hamburg, Ont., Yohann Benson of Montreal, Christopher Ross of Dundas, Ont., David Markle of Shelburne, Ont. and amateur Brian Churchill-Smith of Oakville, Ont.,
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GOLF CANADA - RBC CANADIAN OPEN QUEBEC REGIONAL QUALIFIER
COURSE: Ile de Montreal Golf Club - Irlande, Montreal, QC (7,205 yards, par 70)
NOTABLE CANADIANS: Remi Bouchard, Louis-Pierre Godin, Eric Laporte, Louis-Alexandre Pitre
Final wrap.
Michael Crapper of Chelsea, Que., took medalist honours at Wednesday's one day qualifier at Club de golf L’Ile de Montreal with a 3-under 67. Because the field consisted of less than 100 players, Crapper did not earn a direct exemption into the Canadian Open. Instead, he and nine other players will be at Heron Point Golf Links in Alberton, Ont., on July 22nd where at least four players will earn a spot into Canada's National Open Championship.
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EUROPEAN SENIOR TOUR - BAD RAGAZ PGA SENIORS OPEN
COURSE: Bad Ragaz Golf Club, Bad Ragaz, Switzerland (6,157 yards, par 70)
PURSE: 280,000 Euros
CANADIANS: Phil Jonas T3 -4 66,
Round 3
Paul Wesselingh picked up his second win of the season after a play-off victory over Kevin Spurgeon at the Bad Ragaz PGA Seniors Open
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A birdie at the third extra hole was enough for Wesselingh to take the title, having shot a six under par round of 64 on Sunday to haul himself into contention and post nine under.
He had started the final day in a tie for 11th and five shots behind the 36 hole lead held by Santiago Luna and Gary Wolstenholme, but seven birdies, an eagle and three bogeys put Wesselingh in the box seat.
However, Spurgeon carded three birdies in his final four holes to draw level, and after the pair halved the first two extra holes in par, it was Wesselingh’s birdie the third time round on the 18th that proved enough to take the title.
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A birdie at the third extra hole was enough for Wesselingh to take the title, having shot a six under par round of 64 on Sunday to haul himself into contention and post nine under.
He had started the final day in a tie for 11th and five shots behind the 36 hole lead held by Santiago Luna and Gary Wolstenholme, but seven birdies, an eagle and three bogeys put Wesselingh in the box seat.
However, Spurgeon carded three birdies in his final four holes to draw level, and after the pair halved the first two extra holes in par, it was Wesselingh’s birdie the third time round on the 18th that proved enough to take the title.
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NGA PRO TOUR - FLORIDA MARINE OPEN
COURSE: Beau Chene Country Club, Mandeville, La (6,725 yards, par 72)
PURSE: $150,000.
CANADIANS: Marc-Etienne Bussieres 68 76 MC
Round 4 notes
What looked to be a one-man breakaway turned into a battle royal in the final round of the Florida Marine Open on Sunday. And when the dust settled, Blake Trimble earned his first NGA TOUR victory at Beau Chene Country Club and an event exemption into the Price Cutter Charity Championship on the Web.com Tour.
Trimble, a Southern Nazarene University alumnus from Houston, started the day six shots behind leader Roberto Diaz, posted a 9-under 63 on Sunday to finish at 23-under par and outlasted Blayne Barber in a two-hole playoff to claim the $23,200 winner’s share of the $150,000 purse.
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EUROPEAN CHALLENGE TOUR
Bad Grieisbach Callenge Tour
Germany
Round 4 wrap
Andrea Pavan has won his third Challenge Tour title after a one stroke victory at the Bad Griesbach Challenge Tour by Hartl Resort
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The 24 year old Italian finished on 19 under par after a 68 on Sunday to edge out compatriot Marco Crespi, who three putted the last hole for a bogey, having charged into a share of the lead with just two holes to go.
However, when Pavan needed it most, he made a clutch birdie two at the 17th and was able to make a bogey down the last and still take the title.
Pavan has finished in the top five in his last two starts on the Challenge Tour, and this victory comes at the end of a run of tournaments that has seen the Italian play in every event so far this season
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The 24 year old Italian finished on 19 under par after a 68 on Sunday to edge out compatriot Marco Crespi, who three putted the last hole for a bogey, having charged into a share of the lead with just two holes to go.
However, when Pavan needed it most, he made a clutch birdie two at the 17th and was able to make a bogey down the last and still take the title.
Pavan has finished in the top five in his last two starts on the Challenge Tour, and this victory comes at the end of a run of tournaments that has seen the Italian play in every event so far this season
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