Seamus Power - PGA Tour Winner 2021/22

Happy4all

AGC wrote: »

Don’t tbink so.

Massive 2 putt for English. Big 10 minutes

Yes

AGC

Great putt bun english

All on Sergio now but don’t think a birdie is enough for him

vienne86

AGC wrote: »

Don’t tbink so.

Massive 2 putt for English. Big 10 minutes

Got the par. On 124.

AGC

Sergio needs 18th or better, a birdie only gets him T20 at moment

Benicetomonty

Hearn eagles 15 and within birdie range on 16.

AGC

Sergio gone anyway

mickmackmcgoo

David Hearn birdies last 3 holes he could get last spot

vienne86

AGC wrote: »

Sergio needs 18th or better, a birdie only gets him T20 at moment

And after that approach birdie looks unlikely.

AGC

vienne86 wrote: »

And after that approach birdie looks unlikely.

Needed to hole it

First Up

So is Hearn the only one left who can knock him out?

AGC

First Up wrote: »

So is Hearn the only one left who can knock him out?

Yeah needs -2 for last 3 and he’s close on 16

Edit needs birdie birdie he missed on 16

mickmackmcgoo

18 could still be enough for Hearn. Pan could make triple here

Happy4all

mickmackmcgoo wrote: »

18 could still be enough for Hearn. Pan could make triple here

Hope it with Pan out ok

GreeBo

Happy4all wrote: »

Hope it with Pan out ok

If he doesn't win this can we Brandt him a choker?

mickmackmcgoo

Hearn bogeys. Seamus has his card

vienne86

mickmackmcgoo wrote: »

Hearn bogeys. Seamus has his card

Delighted for him!

AGC

Not bad for a bottler to be facing into his 3rd year and tour and the play offs

Well done Seamus

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Speak Now

Great season for Seamus really when you think about it. He only got the 50th and final card in the web.com play offs last year with $287 dollars to spare.

Had a decent start to his year to work his way up the re-rankings to ensure more starts. Gets to plan his schedule better next year plus has his first start at the players Championship, next week also a bonus.

All thanks to some 6 fed ex cup points he probably picked up on some weekend he struggled. Every point really counts when you're on the bubble

Limestone1

Great bit of drama this evening. Delighted for Seamus , next week is a bonus .

OEP

He can play with a bit of freedom next week.

What Seamus has achieved is amazing. We have a very high bar for golfers in Ireland, having produced some all time great players. Seamus wasn't a superstart amateur like most of the others - Rory is Rory, Lowry won the Irish Open as an amateur, McDowell has one of the best US college records, Harrington, Clarke, McGinley all played Walker Cup. Seamus worked his all the way from the mini tours in the US to now going into his 3rd year on the PGA tour. It's an unbelievable achievement.

Deeper Blue

Fair play to him, think his achievements are underrated by many, hopefully next year he has a bit more breathing space coming into the last event :eek:

Rikand

Delighted for him.

Hopefully he has his card sewn up a little earlier next season. Maybe with a win

mickmackmcgoo

Seamus needs to finish 23rd or higher this week to move on to week 2 of the playoffs . Field of 123 , it's doable

OEP

mickmackmcgoo wrote: »

Seamus needs to finish 23rd or higher this week to move on to week 2 of the playoffs . Field of 123 , it's doable

Definitely, he can play with a bit of freedom this week. As he said himself, it's house money.

Limestone1

Good start to the 2nd round - a steady round with a few more birdies would see him comfortably into the weekend and right up there with a shot of getting into next week.

The Premier Man

birdies 17 to get back to the cut mark, par 18 and he's in

plumber77

The Premier Man wrote: »

birdies 17 to get back to the cut mark, par 18 and he's in

Needs to up and down from 40ft for par

plumber77

Job done. Fair play

The Premier Man

Parred the last to get in. Got up and down from between 30 and 40ft on the last 2 to get in. Great stuff, hopefully he can push on tomorrow

The Premier Man

80 players in tomorrow so there will be a 3rd round cut aswell

mickmackmcgoo

The Premier Man wrote:

80 players in tomorrow so there will be a 3rd round cut aswell

There isn't a secondary cut In play off events so he will play both days. Will probably need to shoot 6 or 7 under over the weekend

bigtimecharlie

-4 after 16 today. May come up a bit short.

coylemj

Good to see he finished well (67 today) but sadly too little, too late so he won't be playing next week. He jumped from 125 to 114 which is good but that's the end of his season on the PGA Tour.

A New earth

68 in the PGA Tour event today (Sanderson Farms) total of 5 under after 2 rounds, tied 15th

billy3sheets

-2 today to finish on -7. 10 behind the leader so probably won't win but a good high finish on the cards.

rooney30

billy3sheets wrote: »

-2 today to finish on -7. 10 behind the leader so probably won't win but a good high finish on the cards.

Finished 11 under , T 19

Eaglebridie 32

rooney30 wrote: »

Finished 11 under , T 19

$61,600. nice weeks work.

billy3sheets

Going along nicely. - 3 for the day and has a snowman on the 4th, his 13th hole. Unlikely to make the cut now.

AGC

Don’t like questioning tour pros but I just can’t see what Nick Bradley would have to offer Seamus going forward.

Hopefully wrong

billy3sheets

Dreadful start to 2019 for Seamus, missing last 2 cuts. Let's hope he can at least make it to the weekend in the Farmers Insurance Open.

Eoinyh

Seems to have lost distance in his drive distance this year

billy3sheets

Looking like a short tournament again. +4 and 150th place after 1st round.
Used to birdie a lot of par 5s in previous seasons but barely making par on them this season.

bigtimecharlie

Going to be hard for him this season. I think the well is running dry. Can't even make a cut.

morrga

At this stage he is as well to draw stumps on the PGA tour and consider a move back to Ireland and set up a tilt at the European tour. It must be so demoralising scraping in just inside the T125 last year and now struggling from week to week instead of pushing on.

morrga

morrga wrote: »

At this stage he is as well to draw stumps on the PGA tour and consider a move back to Ireland and set up a tilt at the European tour. It must be so demoralising scraping in just inside the T125 last year and now struggling from week to week instead of pushing on.

Why would he do that? Going through a bad patch at the moment alright but he earned almost $800,000 last year. That is what it takes to keep your card.

The standard is so high though he has proven the ability to have some very good rounds. Hopefully a change in fortune is around the corner.

morrga

Exactly wrote: »

Why would he do that? Going through a bad patch at the moment alright but he earned almost $800,000 last year. That is what it takes to keep your card.

The standard is so high though he has proven the ability to have some very good rounds. Hopefully a change in fortune is around the corner.

Sometimes a drop in class does wonders for any person/team in sport. Look at Lowry. He was lost in the States last year and a drop down in class has worked wonders for him.

Seamus needs to start contending rather than struggling to make cuts. He can do that by moving to the European tour and then reevaluating a move back to the States if he can find some proper form, nail a few top 5's or sneak a win and get his confidence up again.

His confidence must be rock bottom at the minute.

morrga

morrga wrote: »

Sometimes a drop in class does wonders for any person/team in sport. Look at Lowry. He was lost in the States last year and a drop down in class has worked wonders for him.

Seamus needs to start contending rather than struggling to make cuts. He can do that by moving to the European tour and then reevaluating a move back to the States if he can find some proper form, nail a few top 5's or sneak a win and get his confidence up again.

His confidence must be rock bottom at the minute.

Lowry had a European Tour card though to fall back on. Power has no playing status in Europe as it stands.

slave1

morrga wrote: »

Sometimes a drop in class does wonders for any person/team in sport. Look at Lowry. He was lost in the States last year and a drop down in class has worked wonders for him.

Seamus needs to start contending rather than struggling to make cuts. He can do that by moving to the European tour and then reevaluating a move back to the States if he can find some proper form, nail a few top 5's or sneak a win and get his confidence up again.

His confidence must be rock bottom at the minute.

Don't think I'd call the field he bet a few weeks back as a drop in class in any respect and he only moved back because it was implied when he lost his PGA card

Remind me

morrga wrote: »

Sometimes a drop in class does wonders for any person/team in sport. Look at Lowry. He was lost in the States last year and a drop down in class has worked wonders for him.

Seamus needs to start contending rather than struggling to make cuts. He can do that by moving to the European tour and then reevaluating a move back to the States if he can find some proper form, nail a few top 5's or sneak a win and get his confidence up again.

His confidence must be rock bottom at the minute.

Unfortunately for Seamus +10 for 2 rounds in Europe would add up to a missed cut as well.