[GK3]

Salinda took him the title and Wu finished solo third. The best result ever for both players, as world #1, 2, 3, 6 and 9 were all in the field.

To have any chance of getting to the match play portion of the NCAA's we need both these guys to play consistent golf, no more three good rounds and a poor to awful round.  Plus we need three other guys to step up and play and give us at least one sub par round that counts and a fourth who adds a round at or very near par.  

Out of our three best career average golfers, McNealy, Rodgers and Woods.  Only Woods has left a mark on the PGA books.  Rodgers is making a nice living on the PGA tour, but seldom appears in the top 10, and when he does, he too can't put 4 good sub par rounds together.  McNealy is still trying to get off the Web.com tour, and seems to be missing the cut far too often.  I hope he can get his game back together.  Cameron Wilson and Joe Kribel seem to have pretty much given up on professional golf from what I have read.

The step up from a winning amateur to a winning pro is significant it seems.  I sure hope the light has gone on for our guys and it stays on this coming season.

[GK3]

Salinda took him the title and Wu finished solo third. The best result ever for both players, as world #1, 2, 3, 6 and 9 were all in the field.

To have any chance of getting to the match play portion of the NCAA's we need both these guys to play consistent golf, no more three good rounds and a poor to awful round.  Plus we need three other guys to step up and play and give us at least one sub par round that counts and a fourth who adds a round at or very near par.  

Out of our three best career average golfers, McNealy, Rodgers and Woods.  Only Woods has left a mark on the PGA books.  Rodgers is making a nice living on the PGA tour, but seldom appears in the top 10, and when he does, he too can't put 4 good sub par rounds together.  McNealy is still trying to get off the Web.com tour, and seems to be missing the cut far too often.  I hope he can get his game back together.  Cameron Wilson and Joe Kribel seem to have pretty much given up on professional golf from what I have read.

The step up from a winning amateur to a winning pro is significant it seems.  I sure hope the light has gone on for our guys and it stays on this coming season.