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Brian Stuard |

Team: PGA Golfer
Age / DOB:  (30) / 12/10/1982
Ht / Wt:  5'10 / 165
College: Oakland University

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Brian Stuard has been removed from the published field of this week's FedEx St. Jude Classic.
Stuard manhandled the field and course in the U.S. Open sectional qualifier in Springfield, Ohio, on Monday, so you can understand why he's elected to take this week off. Jun 4 - 10:10 AM
Source: PGATOUR.com

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Brian Stuard

Brian Stuard dusted the field at the U.S. Open sectional qualifier in Springfield, Ohio, posting 11-under-par 65-64=129 to pick off one of the two berths available into the major.

The PGA TOUR member offset 12 birdies with just one bogey at Springfield Country Club. He went bogey-free in his second lap. Brandon Brown emerged with the other exemption at 5-under 70-65=135. He holed eight birdies in the nightcap. Notables among the field of 39 that failed to qualify include: 137--Seung-yul Noh ... 138--Derek Ernst; James Hahn; Eric Axley.
Source: USOpen.com
Jun 3 - 7:36 PM
Brian Stuard

Brian Stuard reached the midpoint of the HP Byron Nelson Championship in even-par 71-69=140 to survive the cut on the number.

Stuard hit 30 greens in regulation at TPC Four Seasons over his first 36 holes, but offset six birdies with four bogeys and a double. While he puts an 0-for-5 slide to an end, his work isn't done. Because 83 golfers made the cut, a second cut of low 70 and ties will fall at the conclusion of 54 holes. Others sneaking inside the bubble at 140 include defending champion Jason Dufner; 2010 winner Jason Day; 2009 champ Rory Sabbatini; Padraig Harrington; and 52-year-old Kenny Perry, who admitted on Golf Channel this week that he didn't know that he was still fully exempt on the PGA TOUR. Clearly, the senior doesn't read Rotoworld where we always keep up on status.
May 17 - 8:39 PM
Brian Stuard

Brian Stuard has cooled from his torrid start to 2013 and enters the Wells Fargo Championship having missed his last three cuts.

Before that, Stuard was a perfect eight-for-eight, so the slump was probably due to hit him. The most noticeable difference has been a balky putter, giving back 1.837 strokes to the field per round at TPC Louisiana. He tied for 57th there in his only trip, but his 2013 season is far exceeding his rookie year on TOUR and his form should be leaned on more heavily than past history in most cases.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Apr 30 - 8:21 PM
Brian Stuard

Brian Stuard spun a 5-under-par 34-33=67 in the third round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, completing 54 holes in 6-under-par 210.

The Web.com Tour grad circled seven birdies to just two bogeys on his third lap around Bay Hill, with 35'2" putt on the eight and an approach from 100 yards to three inches on the par-4 10th severing as the highlights. After an unsuccessful first stint on the PGA TOUR in 2010, he's managed to secure paychecks in each of his eight starts, counting this week, with three top 10s already on the ledger. He will go for his fourth top 10 in Sunday's finale.
Mar 23 - 3:15 PM
Brian Stuard

Brian Stuard secured a tie for fourth with Justin Bolli at the Puerto Rico Open with a 4-under-par 33-35=68, finishing the week at 18-under 270.

This is his second top five, and third top 10 of the season. His previous best was a tie for fifth at the Sony Open to kick off the year. In his last lap around Trump International Golf Club-Puerto Rico, he birdied three of his first five holes before giving back two shots with back-to-back bogeys on the 10th and 11th holes. He then heated up just in time to birdie three of his final four holes. He now moves on to the Tampa Bay Championship.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Mar 10 - 4:56 PM
Brian Stuard

Brian Stuard found his third round in the 60s at the Puerto Rico Open with a 6-under-par 33-33=66.

Stuard has threatened to nab his first PGA TOUR win several times this year already, and his 14-under 202 tally through 54 holes has him in position to try and do so again in Sunday's final round. He circled seven birdies to just one bogey in his most recent lap around Trump International Golf Club-Puerto Rico.
Mar 9 - 3:08 PM
Brian Stuard

Brian Stuard answered his opening 67 at the Puerto Rico Open with a 3-under-par 33-36=69.

He traded one bogey -- his only over-par hole of the week thus far -- for four birdies today. Stuard reached the midpoint in 8-under 136, four strokes off the pace of the 36-hole clubhouse lead. The 30-year-old has now survived six cuts in as many starts, the first two of which went for top 10s, proving that he has some staying power in 2013.
Mar 8 - 12:18 PM
Brian Stuard

Brian Stuard spun a bogey-free, 5-under-par 33-34=67 in his opening round of the Puerto Rico Open.

Stuard made some noise early at PGA National last week but faded to a T29 after shooting 75-73 on the weekend. Today at Trump International Golf Club-Puerto Rico, he rolled in five birdies -- two on par 5s, the other three on par 4s -- to finish two strokes back of the clubhouse co-leaders.
Mar 7 - 4:07 PM
Brian Stuard

Brian Stuard chased his opening 66 at The Honda Classic with a 1-under-par 34-35=69 in his second round.

A red number at PGA National is acceptable anytime, but Stuard went just 2-for-13 in birdie chances today, fanning on three inside 10 feet. The longer of the two that dropped measured 12 feet at the fourth hole. He swallowed only one bogey on the round. While his loop was devoid of highlights, at 5-under 135, he's only four strokes back of the 36-hole clubhouse lead.
Mar 1 - 1:51 PM
Brian Stuard

Brian Stuard opened The Honda Classic with a 4-under-par 33-33=66.

Stuard's tee-to-cup prowess is supported by statistics, but it also plays well on a challenging track like PGA National. He opened bogey-par-bogey but then found a groove in which he'd play his last 15 holes in bogey-free 6-under with six birdies. He set the tone for his experience at, where else, The Bear Trap. After a par save from 10'2" at 15, he rolled in respective birdies from 22'4" and 31'5" at the 16th and 17th holes. The 30-year-old was the last of 10 golfers to post 66 and sit two strokes back of the overnight lead.
Feb 28 - 6:58 PM
Brian Stuard

Brian Stuard is ready to continue his solid start to the 2013 season at The Honda Classic.

Stuard was one of the pleasant surprises of the West Coast Swing, making each of his four cuts including top 10s in his first two events. The outlook may not be quite as shiny for the Florida Swing. In 2010 he played at PGA National, as well as two other stops in the Sunshine State and missed all of his cuts. There is no doubt he is a more complete player than he was a few short years ago. No we will see if he can reverse his history.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Feb 27 - 9:01 PM
Brian Stuard

Brian Stuard once again found himself inside the top 10 thanks to a bogey-free 5-under-par 33-34=67.

Stuard opened up his season with a tie for fifth at the Sony Open, and followed that up with a 21-under 267 tie for 10th in this week's tournament. As a Web.com Tour grad, he is subject to the reshuffle but has little to be concerned with considering the cash in his pocket just two tournaments into the season. He will try and once again strike while the iron is hot at the Farmers Insurance Open.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Jan 20 - 7:26 PM
Brian Stuard

Brian Stuard circled two eagles in the third round of the Humana Challenge and had a chance to post a 59 on the Nicklaus Private Course at PGA West, instead settling for a 10-under-par 31-31=62.

There were no indications early in the day that Stuard would flirt with history, beginning his round with pars on the first three holes. He would circle birdies on the next three holes, then hand one back on the par-3 seventh. He would then find his groove, making an eagle on the par-5 eighth and rolling off five birdies and a second eagle in his next eight holes. A short birdie miss at the 17th, followed by a bogey on the 18th sends him into the final round at 16-under 200.
Jan 19 - 5:15 PM
Brian Stuard

Brian Stuard rolled in an eagle from 9'5" on his final hole of the Sony Open to secure a top 10 to start the 2013 season with his 5-under-par 34-31=65.

The Web.com Tour grad is subject to the reshuffle and didn't have the greatest number to start the year, but that will change thanks to his mastery of Waialae Country Club. In all, he circled five birdies and an eagle to just two bogeys in his last lap. He ends the week at 16-under 264, and tied for the clubhouse lead with Matt Kuchar. He looks to continue his run of success at the Humana Challenge.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Jan 13 - 9:49 PM