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David Lingmerth |

Team: PGA Golfer
Age / DOB:  (26) / 7/22/1987
Ht / Wt:  5'8' / 175
College: Sweden

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David Lingmerth continues his sophomore PGA TOUR campaign at the CIMB Classic.
Perhaps not as heralded as rookies like Jordan Spieth and Russell Henley, the Swede managed three top 10s including a playoff loss at the Humana Challenge and a T2 at THE PLAYERS. He only secured 11 cuts in his 23 starts, but when he saw the weekend he knew what to do. Considering there isn’t a cut this week, it’s conceivable that he makes a move up the leaderboard since over half of his PGA TOUR paydays have resulted in top-25 finishes. Oct 22 - 8:45 PM
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David Lingmerth

David Lingmerth withdrew during his second round of The Barclays.

It's not often that a golfer goes bogey-free for 17 holes, and then calls it quits. The rookie, who starts the FedExCup Playoffs slotted 45th in points, was 2-under-par with only the ninth hole to complete when darkness suspended the second round tonight. However, he opened with a 78, so he wasn't going to survive the cut anyway. As a result, we'll leave him off our Injury Report and look for him at next week's Deutsche Bank Championship.
Aug 23 - 8:23 PM
David Lingmerth

David Lingmerth turned in a 7-under-par 32-33=65 in the third round of the RBC Canadian Open and is one behind Brandt Snedeker at 13-under 203.

The Swede has twice been a runner-up in his rookie season and enters the final round at Glen Abbey with a chance to rectify that situation. After a bogey on the first hole, he carded six birdies and an eagle over his final 17 holes. The highlight was the eagle from 10'10" on the par-5 18th. Form has been excellent, notching two top 10s in his last six starts ahead of this event without missing a cut over that span.
Jul 27 - 6:04 PM
David Lingmerth

David Lingmerth settled for a 1-under-par 34-37=71 in his second round of the RBC Canadian Open.

Tacked on to his opening 67, he's 6-under 136 at the midpoint, seven strokes off the 36-hole lead. It probably feels like a greater margin given he hit only nine greens in regulation today en route to three bogeys and a double. He was even through 17 holes before dropping in a zero-putt seven-yarder at the ninth hole to conclude today's round. It was one of six birdies, a set that also included a four-yarder from the fringe at 11 and a conventional roll from 13'11" at 6.
Jul 26 - 6:39 PM
David Lingmerth

David Lingmerth posted a 5-under-par 32-35=67 in his opening round of the RBC Canadian Open.

Lingmerth arrived in Canada having cashed in six straight starts bracketed by top 10s. He's 37th in FedExCup points, so the next logical goal is to win. He hit 14 greens in regulation at Glen Abbey today and offset one bogey with six birdies. His only notable conversion measured 13'11" at the par-4 fifth hole. His other five par breakers dropped in from inside six feet. The rookie reached the clubhouse two strokes adrift of the clubhouse lead.
Jul 25 - 2:45 PM
David Lingmerth

David Lingmerth polished off his fourth top-20 finish in his last six starts with a 2-under-par 33-35=68 in the final round of The Greenbrier Classic.

The rookie has made each of his last six cuts dating back to his T2 at THE PLAYERS. He entered the week 38th in the FedExCup standings and could move inside the top 30 if things fall his way down the stretch. He leaves The Old White TPC at 8-under 272.
Jul 7 - 7:21 PM
David Lingmerth

David Lingmerth spun a bogey-free, 6-under-par 34-31=65 in his second round of the AT&T National.

Here he is again. The two-time runner-up already this season went 6-for-16 in birdie opportunities today, including conversions from 15'10", 31'2" and 35'3" at the eighth, 11th and 12th holes, respectively. This was a far cry from his opening 74 when he hit only 10 greens and erased three birdies with four bogeys and a double. At 3-under 139, he's four strokes adrift of the 36-hole clubhouse co-leaders.
Jun 28 - 12:49 PM
David Lingmerth

David Lingmerth carries excellent form into his first AT&T National.

The rookie has been a bit of an enigma overall, making just half of his cuts, but shows up in some big events. His current run began with a T2 at THE PLAYERS, with his most recent finish a T18 at Merion. He’s finished inside the top 20 in three of his last four cuts.
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Jun 26 - 1:30 PM
David Lingmerth

David Lingmerth crafted a bogey-free, 6-under-par 32-32=64 in his second round of the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial to reach the midpoint in 4-under 136, five strokes adrift of the 36-hole clubhouse lead.

The rookie erased two birdies with four bogeys in his opening 72, but turned the tables on the host track today. In addition to a 5-for-5 slate in scrambling, he poured in six birdies, including respective conversions of 19'5" and 22'10" at the 17th and fifth holes. This is his first start since sharing runner-up honors at THE PLAYERS two weeks ago.
May 24 - 1:20 PM
David Lingmerth

David Lingmerth has been removed from the published field of this week's HP Byron Nelson Championship.

Lingmerth's T2 at THE PLAYERS swung open several doors, the nearest of which include exemptions into the Colonial and Memorial the next two weeks. He's 31st in FedExCup points.
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May 13 - 11:40 AM
David Lingmerth

David Lingmerth fought for an even-par 36-36=72 in the final round of THE PLAYERS, taking Tiger Woods to the brink before falling into a tie for second at 11-under 277.

The rookie battled all day, never moving more than a stroke above or below par on his last lap around TPC Sawgrass. He was one of several players let back in the tournament after Tiger Woods made a double bogey on the par-4 14th, and was the only one that still had a shot to tie him on the 72nd hole. After his his playing partner, Sergio Garcia, deposited his first of two balls in the water on 17, Lingmerth stuffed his approach to 7'7" but missed the putt. With Woods safely in the clubhouse at 13-under, Lingmerth needed a birdie on the 18th to force a playoff. Facing a putt of 61'2", he gave it a valiant run past the hole then missed the par coming back. Perhaps the best news is that he's locked up his PGA TOUR card for 2013-2014 and a return trip for next season.
May 12 - 7:13 PM
David Lingmerth

David Lingmerth finished off a 3-under-par 35-34=69 in the third round of THE PLAYERS with a bogey on the 18th hole Sunday morning, but leads the tournament at 11-under 205.

Lingmerth faced his share of adversity in his third lap around TPC Sawgrass, but immediately bounced back from three of his four bogeys on the very next hole. The only one he was unable to recover from fell at the 18th, which happened to be the only one he had to finish on Sunday. In all, he circled five birdies and an eagle while squaring four bogeys. The highlight of his round was an eagle from 8'2" on the par-5 16th.
May 12 - 7:22 AM
David Lingmerth

David Lingmerth matched his opening 68 at THE PLAYERS in his second round to reach the halfway point in 8-under 136.

Lingmerth turned in respective nines of 35 and 33 today. He hit just 10 greens in regulation but buried five birdies, none longer than six feet. His only bogey of the round occurred at the par-4 18th where he short-sided his approach right of the green and eventually whiffed on the par attempt from 10'9". He'll wake up on Saturday sitting three strokes off the 36-hole lead.
May 10 - 7:27 PM
David Lingmerth

David Lingmerth shot a 4-under-par 33-35=68 in his opening round of THE PLAYERS.

The rookie from Sweden has done nothing since losing in a playoff at the Humana Challenge. He's missed eight of his last 10 cuts, including his last five, and hasn't finished better than T50 at Bay Hill. Today he split 13 (of 14) fairways and hit 13 greens in regulation en route to five birdies and one bogey. His most interesting experience occurred at the par-4 14th and 15th holes. After saving par from 22'3" at the former, he holed out from six yards just off the green for birdie at the latter. Lingmerth signed his card sitting five strokes off the clubhouse lead.
May 9 - 2:10 PM
David Lingmerth

David Lingmerth looks to snap a streak of four missed cuts in his first trip to the Wells Fargo Championship.

The rookie has fallen on hard times after a quick start saw him fall in a playoff to Brian Gay in the Humana Challenge. With the exception of driving accuracy (36th) he ranks outside the top 100 in almost every major statistical category. While Quail Hollow’s fairways are hard to find, making driving accuracy a welcomed skill, it is a complete test of golf that Lingmerth’s game doesn't look ready to handle.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Apr 30 - 8:20 PM