Golf notebook: Snedeker wins one for the pluggers

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 3, 2012 -- Snedeker began the final round seven shots behind Callaway razr hawk driver + callaway razr hawk fairway wood and was nine behind two holes into the final round. Not since Stewart Cink began the last round of the 2004 Heritage Classic nine shots back has there been a bigger final-round comeback.

“I’ve got kind of an M.O. of doing this, being out of it and coming out of nowhere to win,” said Snedeker, who had off-season hip surgery. “So I never gave up hope. You’ve got to keep plugging. My favorite saying is, ‘Play like the four horse in the five-horse race, blinders on, full-steam ahead.’ You never know what can happen.” Callaway razr hawk driver + callaway razr hawk fairway wood
Snedeker also got a break on the first playoff hole when his second shot landed next to a large clump of grass from a divot. Fortunately, there was enough space where he could remove the loose impediment without causing the ball to move and incurring a penalty.
This week on Tour
Arron Oberholser will make his Tour debut this week at the Waste Management Phoenix Open. Oberholser has been trying to overcome a hand injury that has kept him from playing Callaway razr hawk driver + callaway razr hawk fairway woodsince the fall of 2009.

Oberholser, 36, appeared to be on the verge of becoming an established star after he won at Pebble Beach in 2006. But a series of ailments put him in drydock, starting with a bulging disc and a wrist injury in 2007, bone spurs and cartilage damage in 2008 and two hand surgeries and hip surgery in 2010.
Callaway razr hawk driver + callaway razr hawk fairway wood is playing on a major medical extension and has 14 events to win $349,854 and retain his fulltime exemption.

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