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James Hahn |

Team: PGA Golfer
Age / DOB:  (31) / 11/2/1981
Ht / Wt:  6'1' / 180
College: South Korea

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James Hahn turns his attention to the Zurich Classic of New Orleans after sharing 35th at the RBC Heritage last week.
Since he tie for third at Pebble Beach, Hahn had gone seven starts without a top-55 finish. While a T35 at Harbour Town last week wasn't exactly stopping the presses, it should be enough to snap him out of his recent slump. At 18th in Par 5 Birdie of Better Leaders, he could have the perfect makeup to tackle TPC Louisiana. Apr 23 - 10:51 PM
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James Hahn

James Hahn signed for an 8-over-par 38-41=79 following his opening round of the Tampa Bay Championship.

Every rookie goes through the ringer at some point. Hahn is cemented in it now. After a wondrous West Coast Swing, he's missed two cuts in as many starts since and hasn't broken 70 in his last eight rounds. He hit 10 greens in regulation in his first career competitive round at Copperhead and came away empty, converting zero birdies. He fanned on four putts inside 10 feet, one of which during a three-putt from just 11'4" at the par-4 seventh hole. Epitomizing the kind of day it was, his longest conversion was a bogey putt measuring 12'10" at the par-3 17th hole.
Mar 14 - 5:41 PM
James Hahn

James Hahn posted a 4-under-par 34-33=67 in his opening round of the Northern Trust Open, finishing three strokes adrift of the clubhouse lead.

The PGA TOUR rookie can do little wrong it seems on the West Coast Swing. First-timers at Riviera aren't expected to contend by Sunday, but you can't rule Hahn out anywhere. He hit 15 greens in regulation today and offset two bogeys with six birdies. The set included conversions from 42'8" at the fifth hole and 13'10" at 9.
Feb 14 - 5:06 PM
James Hahn

James Hahn has been added to the published field of this week's Northern Trust Open.

Hahn's top 10 at Pebble Beach earned him a spot as an alternate at the NTO, but he gained entry thanks to two withdrawals today. The rookie is off to a flying start that he can't be ruled out anywhere, even a historic track like Riviera that rewards experience.
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Feb 11 - 5:09 PM
James Hahn

James Hahn scratched out his second top-four finish of his rookie season when he turned in a 2-under-par 35-35=70 in the final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

You got the feeling that it wasn't meant to be when Hahn missed an eagle and a birdie -- both inside of eight feet -- in his first three holes. Beginning the day tied for the lead, his 14-under 272 virtually assures that he will keep his TOUR card for 2013-14 and sets him up splendidly for the upcoming reshuffle. Normally this top 10 would assure him entrance into the upcoming Northern Trust Open, but because the field is so deep, he'd require someone to back out to be rewarded a tee time at Riviera. If he doesn't get in, then he's guaranteed a spot at the next open event, which is The Honda Classic (Feb. 28-March 3).
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Feb 10 - 6:34 PM
James Hahn

James Hahn spun a bogey-free 6-under-par 33-33=66 at Spyglass Hill to join Brandt Snedeker in the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am lead at 12-under 202.

Considered the toughest course in the three-course rotation, Hahn made plenty of noise on the par 5s at Spyglass with three birdies and a par. With three holes to go, he stepped onto the seventh tee three shots behind Snedeker but ran the tables and birdied out. A week after becoming a dancing sensation at TPC Scottsdale, he now has his eyes on a PGA TOUR win. This week means he's made each of his five cuts to start his rookie season, which includes a tie for fourth at the Humana Challenge and a T16 last week. He's in great position for the upcoming reshuffle already, but a win on Sunday would mean that he is exempt from all future reshuffles.
Feb 9 - 5:37 PM
James Hahn

James Hahn turned in a 5-under-par 31-34=65 at Monterey Peninsula Country Club's Shore Course in his second round of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

The PGA TOUR rookie and viral video sensation posted 6-under 136 at the midpoint to sit two strokes back of the 36-hole clubhouse co-leaders. At MPCC today, he sandwiched a lone bogey-6 at the 10th hole with six birdies, three on either end. He'll contend with Spyglass Hill on Saturday. If for whatever reason Hahn is a free agent in your season-long format, make room for the 31-year-old. He's clearly comfy at the game's highest level.
Feb 8 - 6:33 PM
James Hahn

James Hahn was added to the published field of this week's Waste Management Phoenix Open.

Hahn was the seventh alternate when the field was released on Friday afternoon, and then climbed to fourth after three withdrawal on Monday. The rookie was then given the last of four sponsor exemptions into the tournament. He's 3-for-3 on the young season, but his T4 at the Humana Challenge accounts for over 91.7 percent of his earnings and 123 of his 125 FedExCup points.
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Jan 29 - 1:34 AM
James Hahn

James Hahn had plenty to celebrate when he signed for a 10-under-par 31-31=62 in the final round of the Humana Challenge to finish the week at 24-under 264.

The rookie made the cut at the Sony Open last week, but was only able to scratch out a share of 67th. While making a cut isn't a bad way to start a rookie season, his birdie blitz on PGA West's Palmer Private Course was most impressive. He opened the week with a bogey-free 63 at the Palmer and returned Sunday to best that with a career-low and blemish-free 62 that included an eagle at his final hole from just off the green. Inside the top five at the time of his posting, he now rides his wave of momentum over to Torrey Pines for the Farmers Insurance Open.
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Jan 20 - 5:45 PM
James Hahn

Thirty-six-hole co-leader James Hahn signed for an even-par 36-36=72 following his third round of the Humana Challenge at PGA West's Nicklaus Private.

This was a truly disappointed effort by the rookie on a track that yielding a scoring average of 68.154 on Saturday. He offset five birdies with five bogeys to tumble 18 spots on the leaderboard into an 11-way tie for 19th place.
Jan 20 - 1:38 AM
James Hahn

Overnight co-leader James Hahn chased his opening 63 at the Humana Challenge with a 5-under-par 35-32=67 at La Quinta Country Club, reaching the midpoint with a share of the 36-hole clubhouse lead at 14-under 130.

Hahn started on the back today. He promptly birdied both par 5s (holes 11 and 13) before giving a stroke back at the par-4 16th hole. The rookie kept his card clean the rest of the way, however, and enjoyed a birdie-eagle-birdie run at holes 4-6, the last of which were par 5s. Before the 54-hole cut falls, he'll take his talents to PGA West's Nicklaus Private on Saturday.
Jan 18 - 5:48 PM
James Hahn

James Hahn spun a bogey-free, 9-under-par 30-33=63 in his opening round of the Humana Challenge at PGA West's Palmer Private.

The rookie finished T67 last week at Waialae, so he's turned the page quite obviously. Hahn hit 15 greens and poured in nine birdies. The set included traditional conversions of 11'4" and 28'10" at holes 4 and 5, respectively, but he also recorded a pair of the zero-putt variety. After chipping in from the greenside rough six yards away at the eight hole, he later jarred a 12-yarder from a gnarly lie right of the green at 12. He's the third into the clubhouse with a share of the lead and will move over to La Quinta Country Club for his second round.
Jan 17 - 6:43 PM
James Hahn

James Hahn will tee it up at the Humana Challenge after seeing the weekend at the Sony Open.

The rookie turned his second PGA TOUR start into his first paycheck at Waialae CC, but gave up ground on the weekend. Starting on the 10th hole, a third-round 5-over-par 75 started off with a promising 2-under back nine. Three double bogeys and two bogeys to a lone birdie erased much of his efforts for the week. He will try and play 72 holes without the hiccups this week.
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Jan 15 - 9:31 PM
James Hahn

One day after breaking through for his first victory in a PGA TOUR-sanctioned event, James Hahn earned medalist honors at the U.S. Open sectional qualifier in California.

Hahn survived a playoff at The Rex Hospital Open in Raleigh, N.C. on Sunday, and then flew cross country to compete in today's 36-hole grind. Apparently, the adrenoline never stopped flowing as he opened with a bogey-free, 6-under-par 66 at Lake Merced Golf Club in Daly City. He then backed it up with a 2-under 70 at TPC Harding Park in San Francisco to post 8-under 136. That turned out to be one stroke clear of a quartet of runners-up: Michael Allen (7-under 67-70=137); Alex Cejka (69-68); Scott Smith (68-69); and amateur Beau Hossler (70-67). Matt Bettencourt (6-under 69-69=138) and amateur Alberto Sanchez (67-71=138) secured the final two of the seven berths at stake. Notables that failed to qualify include: 141--Craig Barlow ... 144--Bob May ... 145--Jeff Brehaut; Joel Kribel.
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Mon, Jun 4, 2012 10:54:00 PM
James Hahn

James Hahn spun a final-round 4-under-par 33-34=67 and then birdied the second playoff hole of The Rex Hospital Open to claim his first Nationwide Tour title over Scott Parel.

Hahn opened up with birdies on three of his first five holes and added another on the 11th before suffering his lone bogey on the 12th. He then bounced back with a birdie on the 13th before parring in. For the week, he circled 19 birdies to just six bogeys and landed 77.8 percent of his GIR while compiling a 1.732 putting average. He ended the week at 13-under 67-68-69-67=271. This victory jumps him to fifth on the Nationwide Tour money list where the top 25 at the end of the season earn their PGA TOUR card.
Sun, Jun 3, 2012 06:42:00 PM