A Man for Four Seasons

A Man for Four Seasons
Sang-Moon Bae is the latest first-time winner on the PGA TOUR. He did it in style, too, coming from behind at the HP Byron Nelson Championship.
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Paul Goydos

Paul Goydos alerted his followers on Twitter tonight that he's hoping to return to competition at the FedEx St. Jude Classic on June 6-9.

In response to a query, Goydos wrote: "If things go well this week maybe Fed-Ex St Jude's in Memphis." The last time he was asked, he was eyeing "late spring" for a comeback. He had the second of two wrist surgeries last October. When he returns, the 48-year-old will have 21 starts on his Major Medical Extension to earn $590,290 and retain status. He turns 49 on June 20.
Source: Paul Goydos on Twitter
May 19 - 10:35 PM
Wes Short, Jr.

Wes Short, Jr. finished in a tie for 27th place at the HP Byron Nelson Championship at 2-under-par 68-71-71-68=278.

Good stuff from the 49-year-old, who hadn't recorded a result this good on the PGA TOUR since the same event in 2006 (T21). With today's effort, he banked $46,565.00 and now has two starts remaining on his Major Medical Extension to earn $672,626 and retain status.
May 19 - 6:48 PM
Joe Ogilvie

At 1-over-par 68-69-70-74=281, Joe Ogilvie share 48th place at the HP Byron Nelson Championship.

He made just two birdies on the back side of TPC Four Seasons all week, but he still secured his second payday in nine starts this season. Today's was worth $16,362.89. He now has just two starts remaining on his Major Medical Extension to earn $462,191 and retain status.
May 19 - 6:37 PM
Jesper Parnevik

Jesper Parnevik was one of the 11 victims of the 54-hole cut at the HP Byron Nelson Championship where he settled for a share of 71st place at 2-over-par 70-70-72=212.

Parnevik erased four birdies with six bogeys in his third round to miss the cut on the number. It's his fourth payday of the season in nine starts, two of which resulted in an MDF. With his payday of $12,797.00 at TPC Four Seasons plugged in, he now has three starts on his Major Medical Extension to earn $570,846 and retain status.
May 19 - 6:27 PM
Steve Marino

Steve Marino completed 72 holes of the HP Byron Nelson Championship in 1-over-par 68-69-70-74=281 to finish in a tie for 48th place.

Like many, Marino struggled in the windier conditions in the finale, but he still pocketed $16,362.89 in what is his second consecutive cut made (T61, Wells Fargo). While he's been injured, it's still hard to believe that this is the first time that he's gone 2-for-2 since January 2012. Today's paycheck leaves him with 10 starts on his Major Medical Extension to earn $413,596 and retain status.
May 19 - 6:21 PM
Scott Piercy

Scott Piercy faltered to a 2-over-par 36-36=72 in the final round of the HP Byron Nelson Championship to finish in a tie for fifth with Martin Kaymer and Morgan Hoffmann at 8-under 272.

Piercy's round included it's share of fireworks at TPC Four Seasons, with three birdies, three bogeys and a messy double bogey on the par-4 15th. This finish is second only to his solo third at the Waste Management Phoenix Open and is good for his first top 10 since the WGC-Accenture Match Play in February. It also breaks a streak of two missed cuts.
May 19 - 5:55 PM
Keegan Bradley

Keegan Bradley was unable to close the door on his fourth PGA TOUR victory in the final round of the HP Byron Nelson Championship, stumbling to a 2-over-par 36-36=72.

Bradley's first major miscue came when he hit his drive in the water on the third hole, leading to his first of three bogeys. He was unable to get any kind of sustained momentum throughout his round, securing just one birdie from 17'7" on the par-4 15th but failing to convert a short birdie on the par-5 16th moments later. In the end, he stood alone in second at 11-under 269 and two strokes behind Sang-moon Bae.
May 19 - 5:50 PM
Sang-moon Bae

In his 43rd PGA TOUR start, Sang-moon Bae picked up his first victory on the circuit at the HP Byron Nelson Championship when his final-round 1-under-par 33-36=69 pushed him two ahead of Keegan Bradley.

Bae started off his day at TPC Four Seasons on fire, circling four birdies in a five-hole span beginning with the third. Two of those were from outside 20 feet. He stubbed his toe for the first time at the par-4 ninth, making a double bogey after a poor drive led to an approach in the water. He stayed on tilt with a bogey at 10 and another at 15 before finally bouncing back with a birdie at the par-5 16th. The birdie at 16 gave him a one-stroke advantage over Bradley before the American's bogey at 17 put Bae two clear with one to play. Bae calmly split the fairway at 18, and then landed his approach 19 feet from the hole to put the tournament away at 13-under 267. With this win, he his exempt into the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational and the PGA Championship. He's the eighth first-time winner of the season.
May 19 - 5:45 PM
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