Green Adventures

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Talon skips the Price Cutter Charity Championship won by JJ Killeen. That's JJ's 4th win.

Talon has a good first round, shooting 68 for -4 and tied for 2nd, one stroke off the lead. He cools off after that and fires 76, 76, and 75 to finish at +7 and 7th place. He receives $21,775.

PGA: British Open:
1 Francesco Molinari Italy -21 (3 wins including the Masters)
2 Martin Kaymer Germany -15
3 Ben Crane US -14
4 Graeme McDowell North Ireland -12
5 Brian Davis England -10
5 Rory McIlroy North Ireland -10
5 Martin Laird Scotland -10

Aflac Open: Gary Woodland US -16 (2 wins)

Euro: Deutsche Bank Players Championship: Martin Kaymer Germany -18 (2 wins)

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Talon shot 69 and 67 for -8 and 2nd place the first two days. He fires 71 for -9 and 3rd on Saturday. 70 on Sunday gives him -11 and 2nd place behind Doug Labelle II, who finished at -16. Talon gets $53,999.

PGA: Bridgestone Open: Graeme McDowell North Ireland -9

Euro: Russian Open: Paul Casey England -8

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Talon skipped the Northeast Pennsylvania Classic won by Erik Compton at +11.

Talon shot 72 for E and tied for second. BJ Staten led at -1. A 75 and 78 the next two days moves Talon back to 4th. He gets 70 the final day for +7 and 2nd place, 2 strokes behind the winner Ted Potter Jr. His winnings are $64,799.

PGA: PGA Championship:
1 Gary Woodland US -15 (3 wins)
2 Webb Simpson US -13
3 Troy Matteson US -10
3 Rory McIlroy North Ireland -10
5 Nick Watney US -9
5 Bubba Watson US -9

Wyndham Championship: Chris Kirk US -29

Euro: Scandanavian Masters: Jamie Donaldson Wales -9

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Talon gets 68 for -2 and 1st place on Thursday. He falters a little on Friday, shooting 74 for +2 and 6th place. Brad Elder led at -1. Talon has a great round Saturday. He shot 66 for -2 to take a 2 stroke lead. Sunday Jake shot 68 for -4 and wins by 7 strokes. He earns $107,999. That was Talon's 3rd win of the year, allowing him to move up to the PGA Tour next year. He moves to 1st on the Nationwide money list.

PGA: Barclays: Andres Gonzales US -16

Euro: KLM Open: Rory Mcilroy North Ireland -12 (3 wins)

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Talon shot 73 for +1 and 52th place on the 1st day. Friday he got 76 +5 for 69th and just made the cut. Saturday, Talon plays great with a 62 -5 to jump to 9th with the leaders at -12. Talon continues his good play with a 63 for -14 and his second win in a row. He gets $89,999.

PGA: Deutsche Bank Championship: Kyle Stanley US -20
BMW Championship: Bill Haas US -29

Euro: Johnnie Walker Championship: Maarten Lafeber Netherlands -10
Omega European Masters: Lee Westwood England -8

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Talon fires 75 both of the first two days for +8 and 46th place. Saturday he gets 70 for +7 and moves up to 22nd. He gets 71 the last day for +7 and 13th place. His winnings were $9,357. JJ Killeen gets his 5th win of the year at -1.

PGA: Disney Golf Classic: Sergio Garcia Spain -17 (2 wins)

Euro: Mercedes-Benz Championship: Romain Wattel France -15

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Talon doesn't play well, firing a 77 and 78 to miss the cut. JJ Killeen gets his 6th win.

PGA: Avis Classic: Nick Watney US -8 (3 wins)

Euro: Quinn Direct British Masters: Mark Foster England -16

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Talon shot 70 on both of the first 2 days for -2 and 12th place. Leaders were at -9. Saturday a 68 moves him to -5 and tie for 5th. Sunday Talon shot 72 for -4 and 10th place. He got $13,649. Garth Mulroy won with -14.

Talon accepts a clothing sponsorship deal with Ashworth for $23,375 for 2 years.

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Day one, the US leads 4-2. The next day the US took 7.5 points and Team World took 4.5 points. Day three the US wins 4 matches and the other 2 were tied. US 5 World 1. Team World tried to mount a comeback the last day. They took 8 of the 12 matches. Final Score: US 20.5 World 15.5

PGA: Valero Open: Chris Stroud US +1

Euro: Alfred Dunhill Links Championship: Louis Oosthuizen South Africa -15

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Talon shot 70 -2 on the 1st day to tie for 3rd. Friday he shot 68 to go to -6 and a 3 way tie for first. Saturday his 73 -5 is good enough for 1st and a 2 stroke lead. Sunday he fired a 72 to finish at -5 and his 5th win of the year. He received $85,499.