Old Palms Golf Course Reveals New Look
Tommy Gainey Becomes First 'Big Break' Alumnus to Record Victory on PGA TOUR
ORLANDO, Fla., Oct. 21 – Tommy Gainey today became the first alumnus from Golf Channel’s ‘Big Break’ reality competition series to win on the PGA TOUR, following his record-breaking final round of 10-under-par 60 at The McGladrey Classic. Gainey erased a seven-stroke deficit today on the Seaside course, narrowly missing a shot at becoming the sixth player in PGA TOUR history to record a 59 in tournament competition and captured his first PGA TOUR win by one shot over David Toms.Gainey, 37 and nicknamed “Two Gloves” for wearing gloves on both hands, first gained notoriety with golf fans as a two-time participant on Golf Channel’s Big Break series - Big Break IV: USA vs. Europe – in 2005 and later winning Big Break VII: Reunion in 2006.
Gainey also became the first Big Break alumnus to earn full status on the PGA TOUR card in 2008 when he advanced through 2007 PGA TOUR Q-School.
Tee-riffic Golf Package
Have a look at this package deal at two of Florida's highest-rated golf courses (Camp Creek and Shark's Tooth)...
(WATERSOUND, Fla.) – Camp Creek and Shark’s Tooth – two of Florida’s highest-rated golf courses – and and the award-winning WaterColor Inn & Resort on the Gulf of Mexico, announce the “Tee-riffic Golf Package” for the peak fall golf season.
(WATERSOUND, Fla.) – Camp Creek and Shark’s Tooth – two of Florida’s highest-rated golf courses – and and the award-winning WaterColor Inn & Resort on the Gulf of Mexico, announce the “Tee-riffic Golf Package” for the peak fall golf season.
Nicole Smith Earns 2013 LPGA Tour Card
DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA
The dream of one day playing on the LPGA Tour became a reality today for the top-10 players on the season-ending money list in the 2012 Volvik Race for the Card.
This year’s Symetra Tour graduates are, in order of finish:
1. Esther Choe of Scottsdale, Ariz., $55,690
2. Paola Moreno of Cali, Colombia, $50,908
3. Victoria Elizabeth of Dayton, Ohio, $46,565
4. Thidapa Suwannapura of Bangkok, Thailand, $42,884
5. Daniela Iacobelli of Viera, Fla., $41,049
6. Mi Hyang Lee of Incheon, South Korea, $40,882
7. Jenny Gleason of Clearwater, Fla., $38,741
8. Julia Boland of Tamworth, NSW, Australia, $38,447
9. Nicole Smith of Riverside, Calif., $38,004
10. Sara Maude-Juneau of Quebec, Canada, $37,632.
This year’s Symetra Tour graduates are, in order of finish:
1. Esther Choe of Scottsdale, Ariz., $55,690
2. Paola Moreno of Cali, Colombia, $50,908
3. Victoria Elizabeth of Dayton, Ohio, $46,565
4. Thidapa Suwannapura of Bangkok, Thailand, $42,884
5. Daniela Iacobelli of Viera, Fla., $41,049
6. Mi Hyang Lee of Incheon, South Korea, $40,882
7. Jenny Gleason of Clearwater, Fla., $38,741
8. Julia Boland of Tamworth, NSW, Australia, $38,447
9. Nicole Smith of Riverside, Calif., $38,004
10. Sara Maude-Juneau of Quebec, Canada, $37,632.
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