Much like in years past, Justin Thomas is using his golf game to help with relief of a natural disaster.The world No. 4 announced on Twitter Wednesday that hed be donating $1,000 per birdie and $5,000 per eagle at the Tour Championship to a charity benefiting the victims of Hurricane Florence, which ravaged the Carolinas last week.
In this weeks @playoffinale in Atlanta, Im playing for those affected by Hurricane Florence! For every birdie I make Im donating $1,000 to @ConvoyofHope, and for every eagle, Im donating $5,000. Join me for this #UnderParResponse! pic.twitter.com/pCp7kWX0jX— Justin Thomas (@JustinThomas34) September 19, 2018At a fan's suggestion, Thomas, who has averaged 4.35 birdies per round this season, also pledged to donate $10,000 for a hole-in-one.
I like that idea! Will GLADLY donate 10K for an ace https://t.co/zZ9v7RzTGm— Justin Thomas (@JustinThomas34) September 19, 2018Hurricane Florence made landfall on Friday just south of Wrightsville Beach, N.C., and has left much of the area flooded and without power. At least 37 people have died in storm-related incidents.
There are several native sons in the field hoping to end the drought that dates back to Fletcher's 1954 title, and two in good position to do just that this week at Hamilton Golf & Country Club are Nick Taylor and Adam Hadwin. Taylor's first and only Tour title came at the 2014 Sanderson Farms Championship, but he opened with a 6-under 64
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Stenson happy to collect Hero's outsized OWGR points. By Rex Hoggard. Stenson is tied with Tony Finau and Jon Rahm at 13 under par following a round of 69 that included two back-nine bogeys.
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In truth, Guido Migliozzi looked more and more like the winner of the second Belgian Knockout as soon as the 22-year old Italian took out last week's winner in Denmark, Bernd Wiesberger, in the
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Former Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk rolled back the years to set up the chance to become the oldest winner in Players Championship history on a roller coaster final day at Sawgrass.
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Confident Koepka lurking at Shinnecock Posted by: golfhub24 in GolfHub24 News June 17, 2018 0 7 Views SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. - Dustin Johnson is right where he wants to be in another U.S. Open.
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