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News and notes on the PGA Tour's top 20
The Sports Xchange's PGA Tour rankings, selected by TSX golf staff, are based on results from 2010 and 2011 — with more emphasis on recent performance.
1. Luke Donald, England: With four rounds in the 60s, Donald was in the hunt most of the way in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational before finishing in a tie for second, four shots behind winner Adam Scott. It was Donald's ninth finish in the top 10 on the PGA Tour this season, and he will be among the favorites to finally break through this week in the PGA Championship. … Donald might be the No. 1 player in the World Golf Rankings, but he not only does not have a major championship, he does not have a stellar record in the Grand Slam Events. He comes into the PGA with only one finish in the top 10 in seven appearances in the final major of the year. Luke was tied for the lead after posting three rounds of 68 or better in the 2006 PGA at Medinah but closed with a 2-over-par 74 and tied for third, six strokes behind champion Tiger Woods. That equaled his best finish in the majors, achieved in the 2005 Masters, and he also tied for fourth at Augusta earlier this year. … Donald made only three bogeys in the Bridgestone last week, including one on Sunday when he missed a four-foot putt for par on the 14th hole as he was trying to chase down Scott. He was solid in all phases of the game, hitting 37 of 56 fairways, 56 of 72 greens in regulation to lead the field, and averaging 28.8 putts per round. That's the type of performance that wins major championships, and if he could repeat that in Atlanta, he might be holding the Wanamaker Trophy.
2. Phil Mickelson, United States: After starting with a solid 3-under-par 67 last week in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, Mickelson had absolutely nothing over the last three days, when he could not even match par while plummeting to a tie for 48th. Of course, he has the talent to turn it on at any time and will be one of the favorites this week in the PGA Championship. … Lefty seemed to get his major mojo back when he tied for fourth in the Open Championship at Royal St. George's, where he posted his best finish in the tournament — a tie for second — after finishing out of the top 10 in the previous four Grand Slam events. He will be looking for his second victory in the PGA Championship, having won by a single stroke over Thomas Bjorn and Steve Elkington in 2005 at Baltusrol. The three-time Masters champions also finished second, one stroke behind David Toms, when the tournament was last played at Atlanta Athletic Club in 2001. … Mickelson carded four birdies on the first day last week at Firestone, but he had only five more over the last 54 holes. It appeared he was headed for a strong finish when he made two birdies in his first seven holes and was bogey-free through the front nine in the final round. However, he did not have another birdie in him and played the back in 4-over 39, including an ugly double-bogey 6 on the last hole that left him with a 72. As often is the case when Lefty is not right, the driver was a problem — he hit only 27 of 56 fairways.
3. Steve Stricker, United States: Mr. Consistency recorded his 10th consecutive finish in the top 20 on the PGA Tour when he finished 14th in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, and as usual, he will be flying under the radar a bit going to the PGA Championship. He is running out of time to claim his first major title at the age of 44, but 42-year-old Darren Clarke showed him it can be done by winning the Open Championship. … Even though he has played the best golf of his career over the last three years, earning seven of his 11 victories on the PGA Tour, Stricker has not finished in the top 10 of a major since he tied for sixth in the 2009 Masters. He is playing in the PGA Championship for the 14th time, and he finished in a tie for 66th the last time it was contested at Atlanta Athletic Club in 2001, when he played well only when shooting 5-under-par 65 in the second round. His best finish in any major came in the final major of the year in 1999 at Sahalee, where he was tied for the lead with Vijay Singh after 54 holes but closed with an even-par 70 to finish in solo second, two strokes behind the Big Fijian, who shot 68. … Strick went 65-67 in the middle rounds of the Bridgestone last week but could manage only 71-70 in the first and last. The difference was his usually reliable putter. Stricker needed a total of 60 putts on Thursday and Sunday but took only 51 the other two days, including 23 in the second round.
4. Nick Watney, United States: Watney opened with a 5-under-par 65 last week in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational but could not break the par of 70 the rest of the way and finished in a tie for 23rd. About all he could say was that it was better than his missed cut in the Open Championship, and he heads to the PGA Championship trying to find the form that took him to victories in the WGC-Cadillac Championship and the AT&T National this season. … Nick might still be having nightmares about the PGA last year at Whistling Straits, where he shot 6-under-par 66 in the third round to build a three-stroke lead. Then he opened the final round with the first of his two double bogeys and also added a triple bogey while closing with a dreadful 81 to slide all the way to a tie for 18th. That came after he posted his best finishes in the majors, solo seventh in the Masters and a tie for seventh in the Open Championship, earlier in the year. … Watney is trying to salvage his season as far as the majors go. He missed the cut in the U.S. Open and the Open Championship after tying for 46th in the Masters. … Watney recorded six birdies in his first round last week at Firestone, carding his only bogey of the opening day on the final hole. However, he had only six more birdies over the last 54 holes and slid down the leaderboard. Nick hit only 23 of 56 fairways and 37 of 72 greens in regulation but held it together by averaging 26.5 putts per round.
5. Bubba Watson, United States: Playing in the United States for the first time since the Travelers Championship at the end of June, Bubba posted four rounds of even-par 70 or better but was unable to go real low and finished in a tie for 21st in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. He will try to salvage something in what has been a disappointing major season this week in the PGA Championship — he has failed to finish any better than a tie for 30th in the Open Championship in the Grand Slam events this year. … Watson was on the verge of his first major title in the PGA last year at Whistling Straits, where he birdied the first of a three-hole playoff to take the lead over Martin Kaymer. After the German pulled even with a birdie on the second extra hole, Bubba went from the rough to the water for a closing double-bogey 6 and lost the title by one stroke. That is by far his best result in the final major of the year — he missed the cut in 2007 at Southern Hills and in 2009 at Hazeltine and finished solo 70th in 2008 at Oakland Hills. His only other top-10 in a major was a tie for fifth in the 2007 U.S. Open at Oakmont. … Bubba's best round last week at Firestone was a 2-under-par 68 in the third round, which gave him a chance for a top-10 finish. Then he started the back nine on Sunday with three consecutive birdies to get to 3-under for the day but stumbled home with three bogeys and closed with his second 70. Watson averaged 30.8 putts per round, taking 32 on Saturday and 34 on Sunday.
6. Adam Scott, Australia: Following his sensational four-stroke victory in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, the question is whether Scott finally is ready for the greatness that was predicted for him at an early age. He claimed his eighth victory on the PGA Tour and 20th as a professional and wrote his name on the short list of favorites this week in the PGA Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club. … The Aussie is hoping that caddie Steve Williams' major championship experience is going to start paying off this week in the PGA Championship, after he missed the cut in the U.S. Open and tied for 25th in the Open Championship in his first two Grand Slam events with the Kiwi on the bag. Scott is playing in the final major of the year for the 11th time. His best result was a tie for third in 2006 at Medinah, where he closed with three rounds in the 60s and finished six shots behind winner Tiger Woods. His best finish in a major was a tie for second in the Masters earlier this year. … Scott acknowledged that Williams' knowledge of Firestone from his seven victories there with Woods was instrumental in his latest victory. He opened with a brilliant bogey-free 62 that had him at or near the top of the leaderboard all the way, and he closed it out with a bogey-free 65 that included four birdies on the back nine. Scott's ball-striking was solid, as always, but he really impressed with his long putter, averaging 26.5 putts per round to finish fourth against the field. If he putts like that in Atlanta, look out.
7. Matt Kuchar, United States: Kuchar still is not playing the way he did earlier this season, when he recorded eight finishes in the top 10 on the PGA Tour, but after missing the cut in the Open Championship and the RBC Canadian Open his previous two times out, he tied for 19th in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. He will be one of the local favorites this week in the, PGA Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club because he lives in the Atlanta area and is a graduate of Georgia Tech. … Kooch is playing in the PGA for the fourth time, and after missing the cut in 2002 and 2009, both at Hazeltine, he started with 67-69 last year at Whistling Straits and finished in a tie for 10th. That came two months after a tie for sixth in the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, his first top-10 finish in the Grand Slam events. Hoping for bigger things this year, he has had a disappointing major season thus far, tying for 27th at the Masters, tying for 14th in the U.S. Open at Congressional and missing the cut in the Open Championship at Royal St. George's. … Kuchar shot 69-65 in the middle rounds last week at Firestone, playing bogey-free in the third round. However, he could manage only 1-over-par 71s on Thursday and Sunday. He had a total of eight birdies on Friday and Saturday but carded only three the other two days, including one in the first round. Kooch went 34 holes without a bogey until making three in a span of nine holes through No. 12 on Sunday.
8. Graeme McDowell, Northern Ireland: Continuing to search for the form he had in a career year in 2010, G-Mac could not even equal the par of 70 in any of his four rounds last week in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational and wound up solo 65th. He seemed to be heading in the right direction when he tied for 14th at the U.S. Open in June, but he has not finished in the top 20 in any of his last four tournaments. … McDowell never had been much of a major player before his victory last year in the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach — a tie for 10th in the 2009 PGA Championship was his only other top-10 finish in 24 appearances in the Grand Slam events. Heading into the PGA Championship this week at Atlanta Athletic Club, he has missed the cut three times in six tries in the final major of the year, including last year, when he shot 76-71—147 to miss by three strokes at Whistling Straits. Since winning at Pebble, he has missed the cut in three of the last five majors; his finish at Congressional two months ago at Congressional was his best result. … The week started well for McDowell at Firestone, where he carded four birdies in his first nine holes after opening at No. 10. However, he went bogey-double bogey-bogey in a three-hole stretch through No. 4 while opening with a 71. His third round was even worse as he played the front nine in 5-over 40, his only birdie in a 75 coming at No. 13.
9. Dustin Johnson, United States: Coming off his tie for second in the Open Championship, Johnson could break 70 only when he shot 1-under-par 69 in the second round as he tied for 48th in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. Still, he has made his presence known in the Grand Slam events the last two years and will be a player to watch this week in the PGA Championship. … DJ could be going to Atlanta Athletic Club as defending PGA champion — he had a seven-foot putt for par on the final hole last year at Whistling Straits that he thought was for the title. He missed and then learned he was being assessed a two-stroke penalty for grounding in his club in a sandy area that was ruled to be a bunker earlier on the 72nd hole. That dropped him to a tie for fifth, after he tied for 10th in his first PGA in 2009. Earlier last year, Johnson took a three-stroke lead to the final round in the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach but imploded en route to a closing 82 and tied for eighth. He tied for second in the Open Championship last month, taking himself out of the chase when he hit his lay-up out of bounds on the par-5 13th hole. … Johnson carded only two birdies in his second round last week at Firestone and made exactly three in each of his other three rounds, but he limited the damage to only a single bogey on Friday to post his best round of the week. That's what he will need this week in Atlanta as well as improved putting — he averaged 31.0 putts per round last week, including 34 on Thursday.
10. Charl Schwartzel, South Africa: Schwartzel had his worst finish of the season in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, a tie for 53rd, and that's not exactly what he was hoping for with the PGA Championship coming up this week. He wound up outside the top 30 for only the second time this season, the other coming when he tied for 47th in the Arnold Palmer Invitational in March. … The Masters champion did not finish in the top 20 in his first 13 appearances in the majors, missing the cut seven times, but he has finished no worse than a tie for 18th in the last six heading to the PGA this week at Atlanta Athletic Club. His tie for 18th last year at Whistling Straits is his highest finish in six appearances in the final major of the year. Schwartzel followed up his victory at Augusta by tying for ninth in the U.S. Open at Congressional and tying for 16th in the Open Championship at Royal St. George's. … He has his best stuff last week at Firestone only when he shot 2-under-par 68 in the second round. The South African carded five birdies that day but had only a total of four in his other three rounds, including one each on Friday and Sunday. Schwartzel, coming off a vacation week on a lake in the Okanagan Valley in Canada, struggled on the greens. He averaged 31.0 putts per round, almost two strokes higher than his seasonal average, and took 33 in the first round and 32 in the last.
11. K.J. Choi, South Korea: Choi could not break the par of 70 in any of his four rounds last week and finished in a tie for 59th in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. Since finishing second in the AT&T National last month, he has not broken 70 in any of his eight rounds; he tied for 44th in the Open Championship at Royal St. George's. … The greatest Asian in PGA Tour history still is without a major championship heading to the PGA Championship this week at Atlanta Athletic Club, where he tied for 29th in the first of his 10 previous appearances in the event in 2001. He has two top-10 finishes in the final major of the year, a tie for sixth at Whistling Straits in 2004 and a tie for seventh in 2006 at Medinah. The Players champion has six top-10 finishes in the Grand Slam events, topped by his solo third in the 2004 Masters. … Choi never really recovered after getting off to a rough start last week in the Bridgestone — he made his only birdie of the first day on the second hole while opening with a 4-over-par 74. His best golf of the week came in the third round, when he carded three birdies in a span of four holes through No. 15, but those were the only three he had all day while posting a 70. K.J. got himself to even par for the day with birdies on the 15th and 16th holes in the final round but closed with bogey and a second 71, the other coming when he spoiled an otherwise solid second round with two double bogeys.
12. Justin Rose, England: Closing with a 3-under-par 67 in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational could give Rose a boost on his way to the PGA Championship this week even though it only lifted him to a tie for 33rd. He still has not finished in the top 10 since he tied for fifth in the Transitions Championship and tied for third in the Arnold Palmer Invitational in consecutive weeks in March. … Rose has struggled in the majors in the last two years. He has missed the cut in three of the last five going into the PGA, in which he has missed the cut four times in his eight appearances, including the last two years at Hazeltine and Whistling Straits. He has one top-10 finish in the tournament, a tie for ninth in 2008 at Oakland Hills, where he shot 3-under-par 67 in the second round but could not equal par in any of his other three rounds. That was his last top-10 in a major. His tie for fourth in the 1998 Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, where he was low amateur, remains his best finish in the Grand Slam events. … Rose hit only about half the fairways and greens in the first three rounds last week at Firestone, and it was no surprise that he could not break the par of 70 on any of those days. Then he hit 11 of 14 fairways and 14 of 18 greens in regulation in his strong final round. Rose will need to putt a bit better this week in Atlanta. He averaged 28.0 per round, taking 29 on three of the days and only 25 in round two.
13. Jason Day, Australia: It seemed that Day was chasing Adam Scott all week, even after opening with a 7-under-par 63 as Scott shot 62, and he wound up in a tie for fourth, five strokes behind as the other Aussie won the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. Even though Day fell short of his second victory on the PGA Tour, it bodes well for the PGA Championship this week since he already has shown to be quite a major player. … The 23-year-old Aussie hopes to get back on track in the majors this week in his second PGA Championship appearance, after he struggled in the wind and tied for 30th in the Open Championship at Royal St. George's. Before that, he was the only player in the world to finish in the top 10 in the previous three Grand Slam events, including second in the U.S. Open behind Rory McIlroy and a tie for second behind Charl Schwartzel in the Masters. His streak started last year in the PGA at Whistling Straits, where he tied for 10th in the second major of his career, powered by a 6-under-par 66 in the third round. … Day did not record a bogey for the first 27 holes last week at Firestone but then carded seven the rest of the way, including three in the first 15 holes Sunday as he tried to catch Scott. The younger Aussie hit 54 of 72 greens in regulation to finish second in the field but struggled a bit with the putter on the last three days, averaging 29.7 putts per round after taking only 27 in his brilliant first round.
14. Jim Furyk, United States: Furyk's game seemed to be heading in the wrong direction again when he opened with a 3-over-par 73, including two double bogeys, in the first round of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational last week. Then he reeled off three consecutive rounds in the 60s to climb into a tie for 23rd, and while it might not seem like much, it was his best finish since a tie for 21st in the Heritage in May. … It's difficult, but not impossible, for a struggling player to find his game at a major — just ask Darren Clarke. That's what Furyk will be trying to do this week in the PGA Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club, where he tied for seventh in 2001, shooting a 6-under-par 64 in round two that equaled the best score of the week. That is one of his four top-10 finishes in 16 appearances in the final major of the year, the best a tie for sixth in 1996 at Winged Foot. Furyk has 18 finishes in the top 10 in the majors, including his victory in the 2003 U.S. Open at Olympia Fields, but none since he tied for 10th in the 2009 Masters. … Furyk was 1-over for the day through 13 holes after starting at No. 10 Saturday at Firestone when he made a hole-in-one with a 6-iron from 200 yards at No. 5. Then he birdied the last two holes to shoot 67, which went nicely with two 69s. His ball-striking was spot-on — he ranked among the leaders by hitting nearly 75 percent of the fairways and greens — but he must do better this week than his average of 29.5 putts per round.
15. Tiger Woods, United States: Even though he started and finished well, there appears to be plenty of rust that Woods must knock off his game after he tied for 37th in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. He said at the beginning of the week that he was there to win, but he didn't come close. At least he did not have a train wreck in his first full event since the Masters, especially with the PGA Championship only days away. … Despite his struggles the last two seasons, Woods has played his best golf in that time in the majors, with ties for fourth in the last two Masters and an identical finish in the 2010 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach. He has four of his 14 major titles in the PGA Championship, although he tied for 29th the last time the final major of the season was played at Atlanta Athletic Club in 2001. Woods has missed the last two majors because of leg injuries, as he did in 2008, after claiming his last Grand Slam title in the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines. When he has played the majors in the last three years, he has had six finishes of sixth or better in nine events without winning. … Woods opened with a 2-under-par 68 at Firestone and saved a closing 70 with three consecutive birdies through No. 17, but he still has some work to do. He hit only 22 of 56 fairways and got wilder as the week went on, and he was inconsistent with the putter, averaging 29.3 putts per round. Woods was good in taking only 27 putts in round one, bad with 33 in round three, and was inconsistent the other two days.
16. Mark Wilson, United States: Wilson played some of his best golf since winning twice early this season when he posted three rounds in the 60s last week to finish in a tie for 17th in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. He's hoping to take that form to the PGA Championship this week at Atlanta Athletic Club, where he hopes to finally become a major player. … Wilson's tie for 63rd in the Open Championship at Royal St. George's wasn't anything to write home about, but it was the first time he made the cut in the six major championships he has played in his career. He seemed to be headed for a sixth consecutive missed cut after opening with a 4-over-par 74, but he rallied to make the weekend with a 68 before finishing with 75-79. In the PGA Championship, he has missed the cut in his only two appearances, in 2007 at Southern Hills after an opening 1-under 69 and in 2009 at Hazeltine. This is the first year in which he is playing in all four majors. … Wilson torched the front nine with five birdies while shooting 4-under 31 in the final round en route to a 66 last week at Firestone. He opened with 69-69, and while his third-round 71 was not bad, it continued a frustrating trend of not being able to put for good rounds together since his victories at the Sony Open in Hawaii and the Waste Management Phoenix Open. After taking 30 putts in round one, he smoothed out his stroke and averaged 27.0 over the last three days.
17. Geoff Ogilvy, Australia: Still looking for consistency in what has been an up-and-down season because of injuries, Ogilvy opened with a 2-under-par 68 and closed with a 67 but was not as good in between and finished in a tie for 37th. Still, he had some positives to take to the final major of the year. … Ogilvy was primed for a big year in the majors when he tied for fourth in the Masters, but he arrives at Atlanta Athletic Club this week for the PGA Championship trying to salvage something in the last of the Grand Slam events of the season. He missed the cut in the U.S. Open and the Open Championship and has failed to reach the weekend in five of the last six majors, including the last three of 2010. The 2006 U.S. Open champion is playing for the 10th time in the PGA and had his only top-10 finishes in succession, tying for fifth in 2005 at Baltusrol, tying for ninth in 2006 at Medinah and tying for sixth at Southern Hills in 2007. … Ogilvy really struggled only in the third round last week at Firestone, where he shot 76 on Saturday, including a double-bogey 6 on the 18th hole. As good as most of his first round was, it could have been better — he had it to 5-under through 12 holes before carding three bogeys down the stretch. Round two was more of the same. He was 4-under for the back nine after starting at No. 10 before playing the front without a birdie in 4-over to shoot 70. If he can find some consistency, he might be a factor this week.
18. David Toms, United States: Toms had to be pleased with his first event since the end of June after recovering from a hip injury as he carded four rounds in the 60s and tied for ninth in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. His fifth top-10 finish of the season allows him to meet one of his big goals of the season, to have his game in good form as he goes to Atlanta Athletic Club for the PGA Championship. … Toms returns this week to the scene of the biggest victory of his career. In 2001, he won the final major of the year in Atlanta by getting up-and-down for par from 100 yards on the 72nd hole, holing a 12-foot putt to beat Phil Mickelson by won stroke. Another shot that was just as important was a hole-in-one with a 5-wood from 243 yards on the 15th hole in the third round. Toms is playing in the tournament for the 15th time, and his only other top-10 finish was a tie for 10th in 2005 at Baltusrol. His last top-10 in a major came when he tied for fifth in the 2007 U.S. Open at Oakmont. … Toms posted three consecutive rounds of 2-under-par 68 last week at Firestone and then rolled in a 21-foot birdie putt on the final hole to close with a 67. He led the field with 22 birdies but made a few too many mistakes, recording at least two bogeys every day. Toms was better the closer he got to the hole, hitting nearly 70 percent of the greens and averaging 27.5 putts per round.
19. Ernie Els, South Africa: Looking for anything positive in the most difficult season of his career, Els closed with a 2-under-par 68 last week in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. That only lifted him to a tie for 37th, but it might give him some optimism heading to the PGA Championship this week at Atlanta Athletic Club, where he tied for 13th the last time the event was played there in 2001. … The Big Easy has three major titles, but he has missed the cut in three of the last five Grand Slam events, including the U.S. Open at Congressional and the Open Championship at Royal St. George's. He is playing in the PGA Championship for the 19th time, having missed only in 2005, after he sustained a knee injury on a Mediterranean sailing vacation one week after the Open Championship. Perhaps surprisingly, Els has only five top-10 finishes in the PGA; his best results were a tie for third in 1995 at Riviera and solo third in 2007 at Oakland Hills, three shots behind winner Tiger Woods. His best chance came in 2005, when he held a three-stroke lead after 54 holes but closed with a 1-over-par 72 and finished two strokes out of the playoff in which Steve Elkington beat Colin Montgomerie. … Els carded three bogeys in the last six holes of the final round last week at Firestone but salvaged the day by playing the back nine without a bogey in 3-under 32. He posted three consecutive 71s before that, continuing to fight his belly putter as he averaged 29.8 putts per round.
20. Martin Laird, Scotland: Playing a week after his wedding, Laird opened with three rounds in the 60s before hitting the wall on Sunday, when he shot 2-over-par 72 to finish in a tie for 11th in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. He barely missed his seventh top-10 finish on the PGA Tour this season, which includes the second victory of his career on the circuit, and it should give him a needed shot of confidence going into the PGA Championship. … Laird has missed the cut in six of his eight appearances in the Grand Slam events, including the U.S. Open at Congressional and the Open Championship at Royal St. George's, after he posted his best finish with a tie for 20th earlier this year at the Masters. That was his first trip to Augusta and came thanks to his victory earlier in the year at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. He is finishing off a year in which he is playing in all of the majors for the first time. A year ago, he tied for 48th in his PGA Championship debut at Whistling Straits, where he opened with a 2-under-par 70 and then could not break par the rest of the way. … The highest-ranked Scot in the World Golf Rankings opened with a 4-under-par 66 in the Bridgestone despite a double-bogey 6 on the 14th hole, then shot 67-67 in the middle rounds. He carded bogeys on three of his first five holes Sunday, when he recorded four in all to equal his total for the other three rounds. Laird slipped with the putter, taking 32 putts in the final round after averaging 28.3 the first three days.
Others receiving consideration:Rickie Fowler, United States; Ian Poulter, England; Paul Casey, England; Jhonattan Vegas, Venezuela; Bill Haas, United States; Aaron Baddeley, Australia; Hunter Mahan, United States; Jonathan Byrd, United States; J.B. Holmes, United States; Rory Sabbatini, South Africa; Gary Woodland, United States; Louis Oosthuizen, South Africa; Webb Simpson, United States; Lucas Glover, United States; Fredrik Jacobson, Sweden; Chris Kirk, United States; Sean O'Hair, United States; Scott Stallings, United States; Zach Johnson, United States.
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Greg Barr, Managing Editor at the Austin Business Journal, attended our panel, "Can Austin Take Top Talent from Silicon Valley", and wrote a great piece on it in the ABJ. Our panelists included Kristen Clemmer – head of recruiting at
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In a panel discussion at SXSW-interactive this year, four passionate high-tech execs are going to debate whether you can take top talent from Silicon Valley. While the title focuses on "Austin" the argument probably holds for any city other than
I don't have a panel proposed for SXSW-interactive this year, but if you're looking to support great panels, here are two sources of great lists of panels: 1. A set of panels by Trilogy Alumni, sure to be good speakers
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While attending SXSW, I did a casual interview with some folks from IBM, who had a large presence in and around the conference this year. From IBM's perspective the focus was on IBM SoftLayer, IBM Cloud Marketplace, and IBM Bluemix
Loved this SiliconHills article on Bob Metcalfe and his goals for Austin. Right down to the picture of him holding forth in a UT classroom, presumably, where he is mentoring University of Texas undergrads and professors on the art of
An interesting trend at SXSW interactive over the last few years has been the increasing presence of delegations from other countries. It starts with their spaces on the Expo floor- increasingly large, welcoming, and showing off startups from home right
Unfortunately Huffington Post didn't publish this article until SXSW-interactive was nearly complete– on Monday, March 16th – but they definitely put a good list of great speakers and powerhouses (who happen to be female). So I guess these are the
Sunday morning I and three of my favorite Trilogy Alumni gave a panel discussion on the Killer Network – Trilogy Alumni and their affect on Austin and startups. If you want to rate our session, use the SXSW Go application,
It's been 3 years since Lori Hawkins wrote about the Trilogy Effect in the Austin American-Statesman. She and anyone else with an SXSW interactive badge will have another opportunity to look behind the curtain of the Trilogy recruiting and networking
I might have possibly mentioned this before, but Austin is ground zero for BBQ. And now there's a new article to just confirm what I already knew to be true (confirmation bias anyone?). Oh sure, the article has shout-outs to
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Interesting Techcrunch / Crunchbase post on the best incubators: Business accelerators like Y Combinator and TechStars have come to occupy a critical geography in the tech landscape, and today two professors are announcing the results of their survey to determine
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Day 2 of SXSW came in wet and cold. And it got wetter as the day went on. The first session focused on the future of networked humans, and the second session I attended as a pretty thoughtful framework for
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Nobody "Won"… PandoDaily columnist Erin Griffith's post The Year Nobody "Won" SXSW is a good read. Really good. Just like all of her other work on daily recaps at SXSW(Tuesday's recap included the CNN+Mashable rumor for example). She's right that
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A defence lawyer in the trial of two top boxing officials accused of taking bribes, has claimed the men were the victims of a racially motivated government probe that gave a "free pass" to the white promoters who testified against them.
A defence lawyer in the trial of two top boxing officials accused of taking bribes, has claimed the men were the victims of a racially motivated government probe that gave a "free pass" to the white promoters who testified against them.
"Race is an issue in this case," defence attorney Gerald Krovatin told the jury during closing arguments at the federal racketeering trial of Robert Lee Snr, the president of the International Boxing Federation and his son, Robert Lee Jnr. "We're in a situation where some people have gotten a free pass and two people, a man and his son, sit at that [defence] table," he said. "And I submit to you, ladies and gentlemen, that's not fair, that's not right. Is race a factor? I submit that it is."
The two Lees and two other former IBF officials are named in a 32-count indictment charging them with taking $338,000 (£215,000) in bribes between 1985 and 1989. All have denied the charges.
Wiping away tears as Lee Snr's wife sobbed in a US District Court, Krovatin told the jury that Lee Snr was a "quiet, reserved and dignified man", who had dedicated 17 years to the IBF, one of boxing's major organisations.
The portrait contrasted sharply with the government's portrayal of Lee as a greedy manipulator who held out his hand for cash in hotel rooms and penalised deserving boxers who refused to pay for hisinfluence.
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Krovatin countered that Lee "gave 824 men a chance to do something they loved - the chance to fight." The attorney called the alleged bribes "gratuities" that Lee "was entitled to and which are not unlawful".
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Keystone and hydrofracking: Energy delayed is energy denied (perhaps)
The National Journal's Energy and Environment Blog is running a series of posts from a panel of experts examining the question, "Was President Obama right or wrong to delay the Keystone XL oil pipeline?" Business Roundtable President John Engler argues it was the wrong decision, one that will have a serious impact on jobs and energy security.
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When the State Department announced its delay of the $7 billion Keystone XL pipeline last week, a decision affirmed by President Obama, many of project's supporters wondered, "Aren't jobs supposed to be a national priority?"
The project's delay into 2013 (or beyond) puts 20,000 new high-wage U.S. jobs in construction, engineering and other pipeline-related fields on the sidelines. It also postpones the flow of an estimated $5 billion in new property taxes to state and local governments along the pipeline route – revenues that could help pay for the teacher and police jobs so often stressed by national political leaders.
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American economic growth relies on dependable supplies of affordable energy; energy security and jobs are interrelated. The Keystone decision demonstrates that the White House has yet to find the right balance among job creation, economic growth, pragmatic environmental protection and sound energy policy .
The series includes posts from leaders of think tanks, other trade associations, and academia -- both pro and con -- with several critics suggesting a clear political motivation behind the President's decision to delay the project until after the 2012 elections. That's the same line of argument Charles Krauthammer levied in his razor sharp column in The Washington Post, "The great pipeline sellout." These arguments repeat themselves, though. This National Journal contribution from Brent Erickson, executive vice president of the Biotechnology Industry Organization, offers a different line of thought, however. From "Every Energy Project Needs Stable Policy":
Postponing the decision on Keystone till after the next election sends a message to the markets that no energy investment is safe. This indecision and delay may undercut the investment rationale in the Keystone project and eventually kill it. Policy instability has also been a millstone for the biofuel and bioenergy industry as it has sought investment, so I for one do not view this as a positive outcome.
Elsewhere in the world of hot energy topics, Daniel J. Popeo, provides as good of a summary as we've seen of the controversy over hydrofracking. In his Washington Examiner column, "Left-wing activists are blocking a budding U.S. energy resource," the chairman of the Washington Legal Foundation makes a point that the BRT's Engler often does, as well (as above): "It's difficult to square the actions of some states and the federal government on fracking with their rhetoric on creating jobs and reducing budget deficits."
Which takes us to The Examiner's Beltway Confidential, which today blogs, "Obama USDA delays shale drilling, up to 200k jobs":
President Obama's United States Department of Agriculture has delayed shale gas drilling in Ohio for up to six months by cancelling a mineral lease auction for Wayne National Forest (WNF). The move was taken in deference to environmentalists, on the pretext of studying the effects of hydraulic fracturing.
"Conditions have changed since the 2006 Forest Plan was developed," announced WNF Supervisor Anne Carey on Tuesday. "The technology used in the Utica & Marcellus Shale formations need to be studied to see if potential effects to the surface are significantly different than those identified in the Forest Plan." The study will take up to six months to complete. The WNF study reportedly "will focus solely on how it could affect forest land," despite the significance of hydraulic fracturing to united proponents of the delay, "and not how it could affect groundwater."
Just six months ... for now.
Finally, The Daily Caller points us to another battle over hydrofracturing, "Oh frack: Obama again under fire from environmentalists"
If President Barack Obama thought he was out of the environmentalist woods by delaying work on the Keystone XL pipeline, he was wrong.
Claiming success in the pipeline battle, environmental groups now have their next target: natural gas development in the Delaware River Basin. And again, Obama is the focus of their outrage.
"November 2011 is Obama's moment of truth on extreme energy. It's ours too," Mark Ruffalo, actor and founder of Water Defense, wrote to supporters this week.
Moment of truth on extreme energy? Hope he doesn't overact as much as he overstates. But at least there's no feigning here about the policy decisions that were discussed so well in National Journal's blog colloquium. (And thanks to reporter Amy Harden for moderating.) As far as we can tell, Ruffalo does not care about energy security or those jobs for people that could be created by completing the pipeline or developing natural gas.
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Calories 168 Calories from Fat 124
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 14 g21.6%
Saturated Fat 1.9 g9.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 104.4 mg4.4%
Total Carbohydrates 9 g3%
Dietary Fiber 4.2 g16.9%
Sugars 1.7 g
Protein 2 g4.9%
Vitamin A 0% Vitamin C 4.4%
Calcium 0.2% Iron 0.83%
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2 meeting rooms are available. This Lahr hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, a garden, and room service (during limited hours). Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Total number of rooms - 22
- Number of floors - 3
- Bar/lounge
- Free breakfast
- Conference space
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Garden
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- Number of restaurants - 2
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Number of buildings/towers - 4
- Wedding services
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
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- Television
- Free WiFi
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
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A complimentary breakfast is offered.
Dammenmuehle - This restaurant specializes in regional cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Open select days.
Brauhaus - This theme restaurant specializes in regional cuisine and serves lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
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- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 15 per night
Hotel Name
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Children 4 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
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Beautiful 1st floor end unit villa on a quiet street. Enjoy meals and family time on the very large, comfortable screened-in porch with a view of St. Christopher nature preserve. Private Live Oak Villas community pool on premises. Walk or bike 3/4 mile to the beach or 1 mile to the Beach Club (with additional pool access). The unit is fully furnished with newer bedding and mattresses - stocked with linens and bath towels for your convenience.
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Seabrook Island where this property is located is a quiet area to relax and be close to the beach. Charleston is a fairly quick trip which has lots of different things to do. The property was very clean, well furnished and very comfortable. The closest beach access was less than a mile away with additional beach entrances available. The WI-FI worked well and cable was present on both TV's. There were also an assortment of movies and books available. The kitchen was fully equipped, no need to bring cups, china or silverware. The refrigerator was full size plus a smaller one in the living room. There is also a pool that is right behind the property. My family and I really enjoyed our stay and I highly recommend this property.
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Seabrook Island is a private island with more than three miles of unspoiled, pristine beach, beautiful marshes and acres of lush maritime forest. With no hotels or high rise condos on the island, guests enjoy beautiful uncrowded beaches, nature trails, and quiet streets for bike riding. Activities and nearby attractions include:
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* Biking on paved trails and uncrowded roads - bring your own or rent locally (they'll deliver)
* Bike or drive to Freshfields village, with coffee shops, restaurants, ice cream shops, a grocery store, and more.
* Just outside the Seabrook gate is Bohicket Marina, with casual waterfront dining options
* Enjoy historic Charleston - 25 miles by car
* Tour the nearby winery and Firefly vodka distillery
* Tour the nearby tea plantation
* Multiple pools at the Beach Club **
* Indoor lap pool, outdoor pool, and fitness center at the newly developed Lake House**
* Outdoor dining at the Beach Club and Fitness Center Pools**
* Watch the dolphins from shore or go on a dolphin watching cruise
Historic Charleston and the surrounding areas are full of family-friendly and romantic activities. You can enjoy everything from a horse-drawn carriage ride through beautiful downtown Charleston to a plantation visit or a tour of the USS Yorktown aircraft carrier at Patriot's Point. Or just enjoy strolling the quaint streets and sampling the local cuisine. Charleston is a city like no other in the U.S.!
**Club amenity fee required
Rates & Availability
Rental rates
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
Winter 2016
Oct 23 2016 - Mar 4 2017
3 night minimum stay
Spring 2017
Mar 5 2017 - May 7 2017
3 night minimum stay
Summer 2017
May 8 2017 - Aug 19 2017
7 night minimum stay
Fall 2017
Aug 20 2017 - Oct 21 2017
3 night minimum stay
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Additional information about rental rates
|Refundable damage deposit
|Cleaning Fee
|$100 + Tax
|Tax Rate
Departure cleaning included for weekly rentals
Nightly rentals (3 night minimum), $100 cleanin
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- 12
- Available arrival
- 12
- Available stay (no arrival)
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- Unavailable
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- Books
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