Johnson eyes Ryder Cup fate after Deere finish
Zach Johnson, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, finished 1 under 283 and tied for 69th at the Deere Classic, hurting his Ryder Cup chances. He plans strong showings at the British Open and upcoming PGA events to secure a captain's pick or qualify on points. Johnson remains motivated, noting he must earn his spot with solid play and confidence in his putter and short game.
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Williamson earns British Open debut via Deere Run tiebreaker
Williamson secures a British Open spot by carding a 69 in the final round at Deere Run, beating Adamanis on a tiebreaker. He heads to Royal Birkdale with his passport in his briefcase as he awaits his first major, while Perry declines the trip citing weather preferences and a Milwaukee PGA event.
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Perry leads Deere Run as Williamson earns Open invite
Scott Perry stays red hot with a 12th win and 756000 earnings at Deere Run, finishing 11 under amid a tight finish that included Adamonis and Williamson one stroke back. Williamson earned a British Open invitation, while Perry eyes the Ryder Cup and a Milwaukee stop before focusing on majors. Zach Johnson, home-venue hopes dashed, vows to fight at Royal Birkdale.
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Creamer secures Jamie Farr Owens Corning win by two strokes
Paula Creamer held a wire-to-wire lead finishing 16 under 268 to win the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic by two strokes over Nicole Castrale. She shot 2 over 73 in the final round after opening with an 11-under 60, 65, and 70 across the first three rounds.
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Price wins Nationwide Tour Players Cup to earn PGA card
Rick Price defeated Chris Anderson on the second playoff hole at the Nationwide Tour Players Cup to secure a 2009 PGA Tour card. The 40-year-old earned $180,000, the richest payout in the tour’s history, and jumped to No. 3 on the money list with $249,283.
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