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Great Videos of Win at Northwestern Mutual World Challenge by ZJ (FGP blade) - You too can putt consistently like Z.

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In the final round of the 2013 Northwestern Mutual World Challenge, Zach Johnson defeats Tiger Woods on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff to claim the win at Sherwood Country Club.


In the final round of the 2013 Northwestern Mutual World Challenge, after an errant second shot Zach Johnson holes his fourth from the drop zone on the par-4 18th hole.

 

In the final round of the 2013 Northwestern Mutual World Challenge, Zach Johnson hits his tee shot on the 172 yard, par-3 17th hole to 3 feet and makes the birdie putt.

In the final round of the 2013 Northwestern Mutual World Challenge, Zach Johnson makes a 23-foot putt on the par-3 12th hole for birdie.

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BMW Championship WINNER!! - PGATour - 4th in FEDEX Cup Points

SeeMore Congratulates the Brand's most visible user on his magical 10th career PGA Tour Victory on Monday at the BMW Championship, the 3d leg of the FedEx Cup Finals at the Chicago area's Conway Farms Golf Club.  The Champion pulled away with great clutch putting from one of the best final round leader boards of the year, where the 5 players on top heading into the final round included the World's #1 ranked player, and 4 other members of the US Ryder Cup team.  The winner used his SeeMore FGP USA Tour version putter to take just 26 putts in the final round, including long birdies at 16 and 17 to nail down the trophy. 
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The winner has now had 6 top 10 finishes in his last 7 worldwide starts, including the British Open and the PGA Championship.  He finished 2nd in the field at the BMW Championship in Strokes Gained Putting.  And most important, in the final round, he made the most clutch putts to secure the victory at 16 under par, and rounds of 64-69-70-65.  Not only does this position the winner to control his own destiny at East Lake by winning the Tour Championship which will result FEDEX Cup champion but the 10th win also makes him eligible for the World Golf Hall of Fame when he turns 40. (short commercial before video)

 

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Jon Curran (Si4) wins Members Only Shootout - NGA Tour

Congratulations to Jon Curran and his win this past weekend on the NGA Hooters Tour using a SeeMore Si4.

(from NGA Tour's website) Curran becomes second Vandy alum to win MOS - 

 
Tallahassee, Fla.– February 16, 2013 – Jon Curran outlasted Chris Ross in a two-hole playoff to claim the NGA TOUR’s Members Only Shootout at Killearn Country Club on Saturday afternoon.
 
The victory for Curran was his first in 57 starts on the NGA Pro Golf Tour and earned the former Vanderbilt golfer free entry fees into every event on the 2013 NGA TOUR Pro Series schedule.
 
“It feels really great,” said Curran, a native of Hopkinton, Mass. “The NGA TOUR has done a great job over the years, and I think this year is going to be just as good. You can trust the events out here, and the tour attracts some great players. I’m looking forward to it. I think it’s going to be a great season.”
 
Curran and Ross got off to great starts in the opening round, posting scores of 63 to separate from themselves from the field by four shots going into the final round.
 
“I put the ball in play on Friday and the conditions were ideal to put up a good number,” said Curran, who earned $18,500 for the victory. “My wedges were good and I had a lot of chances to make birdies. I think I had 25 putts, so I was putting really well.”
 
Curran started the day tied for the lead with Ross at 9-under par, but the former Commodore found himself trailing by two shots at the turn after going out in 2 over.
 
“I’ve been working with a sports psychologist and I basically tried to stay in the moment,” said Curran, who joined Vandy alum Hudson Johnson as a winner of the Members Only Shootout. “I knew I was playing well and trusted it. I knew I could perform throughout the round.”
 
The positive thinking paid off.

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