Week 10 - VILLEGAS CLIMBS TO WORLD NUMBER 12 AFTER WIN AT THE HONDA CLASSIC
3/8/10 10:24 AM
Colombian Camilo Villegas won the Honda Classic title at Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, by five shots from second-placed American Anthony Kim, his third PGA Tour title. Villegas did drop three strokes in five holes on the back nine, however he finished in style with a long putt for birdie at the 18th to card a round of 68 and a total of 13 under for his week. The win takes Villegas up 9 places to World Number 12.
Week 9 - HUNTER MAHAN WINS THE WASTE MANAGEMENT PHOENIX OPEN AND CLIMBS TO WORLD NUMBER 22
3/1/10 8:32 AM
Hunter Mahan produced a flawless round for the second consecutive day to win the Waste Management Phoenix Open by a single stroke from rising talent Rickie Fowler. Mahan made his move on the back nine with a pair of birdies and an eagle on the par-five 13th and after Fowler missed a birdie putt on the last the 27-year-old's second career PGA Tour title was assured. The win takes Mahan to World Number 22 and improvement of 11 positions.
Week 8 - IAN POULTER WINS THE WGC-ACCENTURE MATCH PLAY AND JUMPS TO A CAREER HIGH WORLD NUMBER FIVE
2/22/10 1:25 AM
Ian Poulter beat compatriot Paul Casey 4&2 to win the WGC-Accenture World Match Play title Ritz-Carlton GC, Dove Mountain - Marana, Arizona, USA. It makes the 34-year-old the first Englishman to lift any of the four World Golf Championship individual trophies and takes him up six places to a career-high fifth in the world, just ahead of Casey in sixth. Camilo Villegas beat Sergio Garcia for third place and climbs to World Number 22.
Week 7 - DUSTIN JOHNSON RETAINS THE AT&T PEBBLE BEACH NATIONAL PRO-AM AND JUMPS TO WORLD NUMBER 25
2/15/10 7:43 AM
Dustin Johnson successfully defended his AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am with a birdie on the final hole to claim a one stroke victory from David Duval and JB Holmes. Johnson, who led from day one, holed out from around four feet for a round of 74 to clinch his second success on the famous Californian course and third of his career. Johnson broke into the World Top 50 last week with a tied third finish in Los Angeles and now climbs a further 19 positions in the Official World Golf Ranking to 25th.
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