Saw they were both 2 under today and it got me to thinking, if I had to pick one to actually win another tourny,who would it be:shrug:
Which will win another PGA tournament?
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Ways to obtain an exemption on the PGA Tour:<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
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Lifetime exemption -Win 20 or more events<o></o>
5 year exemption -Winning a Major<o></o>
3 year exemption -Winning a WGC event<o></o>
2 year exemption -Winning a PGA Tour event<o></o>
1 year exemption -Top 125 Money Winner <o></o>
One-time 1 year exemption can be granted to a tour player that is in the top 50 all-time careermoney list (David Duval for 2009).<o></o>
One-time 1 year exemption can be granted to a tour player that is in the top 25 all-time careermoney list (David Duval for 2007).<o></o>
Major Medical exemptions(David Duval for 2008)<o></o>
David Duval has the third most PGA Tour victories of a Nationwide Tour graduate. Duval has 13PGA Tour victories.<o></o>
Remember When:<o></o>
David Duval won the Nationwide Tour Championship back in1993. He won $36,000 for that victory. Look at how the tournament purses have increased since the first time that it was won by David back in1993. Click here to read the PGA Tour.com story.<o></o>
fficeffice" /><o></o>Lifetime exemption -Win 20 or more events<o
></o>5 year exemption -Winning a Major<o
></o>3 year exemption -Winning a WGC event<o
></o>2 year exemption -Winning a PGA Tour event<o
></o>1 year exemption -Top 125 Money Winner <o
></o>One-time 1 year exemption can be granted to a tour player that is in the top 50 all-time careermoney list (David Duval for 2009).<o
></o>One-time 1 year exemption can be granted to a tour player that is in the top 25 all-time careermoney list (David Duval for 2007).<o
></o>Major Medical exemptions(David Duval for 2008)<o
></o>David Duval has the third most PGA Tour victories of a Nationwide Tour graduate. Duval has 13PGA Tour victories.<o
></o>Remember When:<o
></o>David Duval won the Nationwide Tour Championship back in1993. He won $36,000 for that victory. Look at how the tournament purses have increased since the first time that it was won by David back in1993. Click here to read the PGA Tour.com story.<o
></o>
- Mar 19, 2006
- 38,714
- 599
- 113
- 75
Ways to obtain an exemption on the PGA Tour:<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
Lifetime exemption -Win 20 or more events<o
5 year exemption -Winning a Major<o
3 year exemption -Winning a WGC event<o
2 year exemption -Winning a PGA Tour event<o
1 year exemption -Top 125 Money Winner <o
One-time 1 year exemption can be granted to a tour player that is in the top 50 all-time careermoney list (David Duval for 2009).<o
One-time 1 year exemption can be granted to a tour player that is in the top 25 all-time careermoney list (David Duval for 2007).<o
Major Medical exemptions(David Duval for 2008)<o
David Duval has the third most PGA Tour victories of a Nationwide Tour graduate. Duval has 13PGA Tour victories.<o
Remember When:<o
David Duval won the Nationwide Tour Championship back in1993. He won $36,000 for that victory. Look at how the tournament purses have increased since the first time that it was won by David back in1993. Click here to read the PGA Tour.com story.<o
Pretty telling article about Duvals saga. It is a few years old but very interesting. And yes, sponsor exemptions are the only way he is playing at this point.
http://www.mensjournal.com/magazine/what-the-hell-happened-to-david-duvall-19691231
