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A WORLD OF SUCCESS. A WORLD APART.
Laird and Westwood Lead Titleist to 5-Win Week across Worldwide Professional Tours
As the world of professional golf grows, so do the success stories of those players who trust Titleist. Across the globe, again this week, more players and more winners relied upon Titleist than all other golf balls combined. From the United States to Portugal, and South Africa to China, five more wins advances Titleist’s 2009 victory count to 136, more than five times the nearest competitor with 25. Continued proof that, when it comes to performance, one ball is a world apart.
EUROPEAN: Lee Westwood (Pro V1x) captured the Portugal Masters by two shots for the 30th victory of his professional career. Padraig Harrington (Pro V1x) finished third, four shots back. Westwood posted a 23-under 265 total following a bogey-free closing 66. The win vaults Westwood from fourth to first in The Race to Dubai, surpassing Titleist Brand Ambassador Rory McIlroy (Pro V1x, 909D2 driver, 906F2 fairway metals, ZM irons, Vokey Design wedges, Scotty Cameron putter), who is now in 2nd after closing with a final round 66. Titleist was the top golf ball choice among players at the Portugal Masters with 70 players, more than all other golf balls combined. Westwood becomes the 21st player to win with a Titleist golf ball on the 2009 European Tour, three times the nearest competitor with 7.
NATIONWIDE: Chad Collins (Pro V1x) won the Miccosukee Championship for his second career Nationwide Tour title, closing with a one-under 70 for a two-stroke victory in the final full-field event of the season. The 31-year-old Collins posted a 10-under 274 total, edging three players including Titleist Brand Ambassador Won Joon Lee (Pro V1x, 905R driver, 906F2 fairway metal, New MB irons, Vokey Design wedges, Scotty Cameron putter) who tied for second at 8-under 276. Fabian Gomez (Pro V1x) tied for fifth another shot back. At the conclusion of the Miccosukee Championship, the top 60 on the money list qualified for the Nationwide Tour Championship next week at Daniel Island Club in Charleston, SC. Titleist Brand Ambassador Michael Sim (Pro V1x, 905R driver, 909F2 fairway metal, 909H hybrid, AP2 irons, Vokey Design Spin Milled wedges, Scotty Cameron Newport Square putter) increased his Nationwide Tour-record total to $536,142. He has three victories this year and has already earned a promotion to the 2010 PGA TOUR. With the win, Collins jumped from eighth to second on the money list. The top 25 following the season-ending Nationwide Tour Championship earn 2010 PGA Tour cards. Titleist was the top golf ball choice among players at the Miccosukee Championship with 93, compared to 17 for the nearest competitor. Titleist was also first in wedges (125) and putters (44). Titleist was second in drivers (25) and iron sets (37).
ASIA: Liang Wenchong (Pro V1x) fired a final round three-under 68 to capture the Midea China Classic. His 14-under 270 was four shots clear of his nearest competitor. The event was the third on the new OneAsia Tour. Titleist Brand Ambassador Peter Wilson (Pro V1) closed with a seven-under 64, the best round of the day, to share third place with Matt Millar (Pro V1x) and Michael Long (Pro V1x), another shot back. Eight of the top 10 finishers relied upon Titleist golf balls for their success. Titleist was the top golf ball choice with 87 players (73%), six times the nearest competitor.
SOUTH AFRICA: Titleist golf ball loyalist Graham DeLaet (Pro V1x) won the BMG Classic by one shot after carding a final round 68 for an 11-under 205 total. Titleist Pro V1x golf ball loyalists Louis De Jager and Brandon Pieters were among three players who tied for third, two strokes back. Titleist was the golf ball choice of more players than all other balls combined with 110 (73%). WORLDWIDE WIN COUNT: With five more victories this week, Titleist golf ball loyalists have accumulated 136 wins across the worldwide professional tours, more than five times the nearest competitor with 25. |
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