Wow, I didn't see any of it but I was surprised he won again. I guess we shouldn't be, this guy is in charge. I don't recall us going into the final event without at least one person over $1M. Usually there is a clear cut leader and everyone has to get inventive with their three picks. In this case you probably just need to get the winner (hoping the three at the top don't pick him) and two other top 10's to steal this thing. You have two weeks to figure out your strategy.
MORE ON RORY...
After quick review of what these two playoff wins mean to Rory and his chances of winning $10M in the finale w/o doing much work. Well you'd be surprised to find out, he may finish 2nd or 3rd and still NOT win it. Kind of nuts, but I think it does make it a bit more exciting. The PGA tries to equate it to other playoffs but I'm pretty sure most "teams" that enter the fourth event (err game) having won 2 of the first 3 would at least get a game 5. In golf where these guys are beating fields of 100+ twice in a row, I think he should almost have this wrapped before teeing. Oh well, it's better than when Vijay just had to finish the tourney to win the first one.
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Adams |
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$830,600 |
| Patrick King |
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$726,888 |
| John Reilly |
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$725,080 |
| Greg Adams |
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$353,526 |
| John Barnes |
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$340,553 |
| Nick Eber |
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$296,826 |
| Brian Marchant |
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$219,200 |
| Jennifer King |
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$90,880 |
| Mike Jones |
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$79,580 |
| Tom Roberts |
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$34,880 |
