Ernie Els squeezes into Accenture Match Play

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 14, 2012 -- Ernie Els can plan on a trip to Arizona for the Match Play Championship - just barely.
Sunday was the final week to qualify for the first World Golf Championship of the year, and the Match Play takes the top 64 players off the world ranking. Pebble Beach winner Phil Mickelson is not playing Callaway Razr X Forged Irons Steelthat week, so Els gets the final spot at No. 65.
He narrowly finished ahead of George Coetzee, a fellow South African, who is at No. 66. Coetzee still might get in if Paul Casey, recovering from a shoulder injury, decided not to play at Dove Mountain.

Luke Donald is the No. 1 seed.
Dubai winner Rafael Cabrera Bello and Kevin Na, who tied for fifth at Pebble Beach, played their way into Match Play.
What truly sets the Callaway Razr X Forged Irons Steel apart is the unique Triple Net Forging process. Not only does it yield superior feel and aesthetics, it allows for the high performance Tour CC Grooves that were used to win two majors in 2010. Constructed of 1020 carbon steel, these elite-level irons provide superior feedback and have all the classic aesthetics highly skilled players demand for precise workability.

Tour CC Grooves

The highest performing grooves only achievable in forged clubs. By tightly spacing up to 30% more conforming grooves, the clubs generate increased spin for aggressive shot-making.

Forged 1020 Carbon Steel
Renown by better players for its feedback and feel, Callaway Razr X Forged Irons Steel Triple Net Forging ensures tight tolerances which can’t be achieved with conventional methods.

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In addition to a thin topline, narrow sole and short blade length, the clubhead has a higher, squared-off toe and a sharper leading edge for precision and workability.

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