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You Won't Believe How One Guy Advanced to Korn Ferry Tour Q-School

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Category: By The Numbers

Published: 2019-09-07

There are crazy scorecards and then there's whatever the heck Evan Grenus turned in. The young pro from Glastonbury, Connecticut, made a triple bogey, a double bogey, and four bogeys during pre-qualifying for Korn Ferry Tour Q School — and still advanced!

How did Grenus cancel out all those blemishes on his card to shoot one over in the third round at stay inside the number to move on? By making three eagles and two birdies. Even crazier, though, was how he made those eagles. And when they happened in his round.

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By The Numbers: Forward Thinking On the Tee

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Category: By The Numbers

Published: 2017-02-01

By Jeff Sutherland - At the upcoming PGA of Alberta Spring Seminar in early March, John Bryan will be talking about how to grow the game in a new way... by truly right sizing the length of hole being played based on ability.

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The 81st Masters At A Glance

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Category: By The Numbers

Published: 2017-04-04

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Golf fans around the world, even the casual ones, are well aware that this is Masters week. The annual harbinger of spring is also the signal that another golf season is upon us and after the winter many Canadians have suffered through, the blooming azaleas and rhododendrons, albeit on our television screens are a welcome sight for us all.

This year's edition is the 81st and sadly the first without Arnold Palmer since 1954. The 'King' donned the iconic green jacket as Masters champion 4 times, 1958, 1960, 1962 and 1964.

Below we present some facts and numbers related to the 2017 tournament.

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By The Numbers: The 5 Greatest Shots At The Masters

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Category: By The Numbers

Published: 2016-01-06

Doug Ferguson (AP Golf Writer)

AUGUSTA, Georgia -- No other major championship has a greater collection of signature shots than the Masters, mainly because it's the only major held on the same course. And it helps that Augusta National is such a course that allows for such big moments.

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