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Brad Fritsch |

Team: PGA Golfer
Age / DOB:  (35) / 11/9/1977
Ht / Wt:  5'11 / 215
College: Canada

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Brad Fritsch alerted his followers on Twitter that he has withdrawn from this week's Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial due to an injury.
The rookie tweeted: "Back pain has caused me to WD from Colonial. Probably aggravated it quite a bit by playing on Friday/Saturday. #rest" The 35-year-old placed T75/MDF at last week's Byron Nelson, carding respective rounds of 69, 71 and 73. He has just one top-30 finish on the season, but he's 111th in FedExCup points on the strength of 11 paydays. NOTE: Steve Marino also withdrew as an alternate. May 22 - 4:22 PM
Source: Brad Fritsch on Twitter

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Brad Fritsch's rookie season continues at this week's HP Byron Nelson Championship.

Fritsch has secured a solid 10 (of 14) paydays in 2013, with a T9 at the Farmers Insurance Open standing as his lone top 25. He's only broken 70 once in his last five tournaments, so his inability to go low should deter gamers from considering him in Yahoo! formats. He enters the week 30th in all-around ranking.
Source: PGATOUR.com
May 14 - 11:16 PM
Brad Fritsch

Brad Fritsch carded a 2-under-par 37-33=70 in his opening round of the Valero Texas Open, finishing two strokes off the pace of the clubhouse co-leaders.

This round could have gone anywhere. The rookie opened with a double bogey-6 at the first hole. He needed to take an unplayable lie after his drive and would eventually two-putt from just inside seven feet. At the par-5 second, where the hole is in the front of the green shared by the seventh hole, Fritsch took two whacks from a greenside bunker, the second of which resulting in a hole-out for birdie from 13 yards. The set the tone for the remainder of the round during his he played in bogey-free 3-under. Among his three birdies coming in, the longest disappeared from 10'8" at 12 and 14'1" at 17.
Apr 4 - 4:41 PM
Brad Fritsch

Brad Fritsch chased his opening 68 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational with an even-par 34-38=72.

The Canadian hit 12 greens in regulation but converted just one birdie to complement an eagle that disappeared from 13'1" at the par-5 16th hole. He eliminated the chance for a red number, however, with a three-putt bogey from 28 feet at the par-4 10th, a bogey-6 at the sixth where his whiffed par attempt measured just four feet, and a bogey at the par-4 eighth where he short-sided himself on approach. He's 4-under 140 at the midpoint, five strokes back of the overnight co-leaders.
Mar 22 - 6:33 PM
Brad Fritsch

Brad Fritsch turned in a 4-under-par 32-36=68 for his opening round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, finishing three strokes off the clubhouse lead.

The PGA TOUR rookie hit 15 greens in regulation during his first competitive loop of Bay Hill today. He buried five birdies, including conversions of 24'7", 15'2" and 10'5" at the third, fifth and ninth holes, respectively. His only blemish was a three-putt from just outside 34 feet at the par-5 12th hole.
Mar 21 - 7:13 PM
Brad Fritsch

Brad Fritsch opened the Puerto Rico Open with a 5-under-par 34-33=67, finishing two strokes adrift of the clubhouse co-leaders.

The way Fritsch started the year and with the kind of skill set be brings to the course, it wouldn't shock gamers if Puerto Rico turns into his coronation. He has only one top 35 on the season (T9, Sony) but he's cashed in all but one of six starts. Today he eliminated the negative of a bogey-4 at the 16th hole with six birdies, half of which on par 5s.
Mar 7 - 12:26 PM
Brad Fritsch

Brad Fritsch has been added to the published field of this week's Waste Management Phoenix Open.

The 35-year-old rookie carded a 3-over-par 37-38=75 at the Farmers Insurance Open, but he hung on for a share of ninth place to earn an exemption into the field at TPC Scottsdale via the top 10. Without it, he's likely the fifth or sixth alternate. The $146,400.00 paycheck will also go a long way at securing a full schedule out of the reshuffle for the remainder of the season.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Jan 29 - 1:19 AM
Brad Fritsch

Brad Fritsch enters the final round of the Farmers Insurance Open chasing only Tiger Woods, as the rookie turned in a steady 2-under-par 33-37=70 in the third round.

The Canadian become the first man not named Woods to post double digits, at 10-under-par 206. With a bogey-free 3-under front nine, he looked poised to challenge for the lead. He gave back strokes at the par-4 10th and 12th holes before bouncing back with a birdie on the par-5 18th. Though he is the nearest challenger to Woods, he won't be able to look him in the eye since they are keeping the pairings the same as the third round to allow for as much golf as possible on Sunday.
Jan 27 - 5:30 PM
Brad Fritsch

Brad Fritsch enjoyed a bogey-free, 5-under-par 35-32=67 at Torrey Pines South in his second round of the Farmers Insurance Open.

The Canadian rookie hit 17 greens in regulation today and rolled in five birdies, including conversions from 20'6" at the 15th hole and 16'11" at 2. The highlight was a seven-yard attempt from off the green at the eighth that disappeared, also for birdie. He reached the midpoint in 8-under 136, three strokes back of the 36-hole clubhouse lead.
Jan 25 - 5:58 PM
Brad Fritsch

Brad Fritsch is off and running in his rookie season on the PGA TOUR and looks to keep things going at the Humana Challenge.

Fritsch played all four rounds of the Sony Open at par or better on his way to a tie for 36th. Keeping with the formula for success at Waialae, he birdied all but one of the par 5s. His 18 birdies and an eagle were more than enough to allow him to contend had he not squared bogeys on 12 holes.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Jan 15 - 9:36 PM
Brad Fritsch

Brad Fritsch signed for a round of 65 and tied for medalist honors in Monday qualifying at the RBC Canadian Open.

Matching Fritsch was Darren Wallace from Langley, British Columbia with a round of 65. There was a three-way tie at 67 for the last two spots in the field. After a playoff, Joshua Harbig and amateur Mitchell Evanecz advanced and the odd man out was amateur Ryan Terdik.
Source: RCGA.org
Mon, Jul 18, 2011 09:07:00 PM