 Congratulations to Robbie Tindall! Going into Saturday, it was difficult to say which player was the populist favorite to win it all for 2014- but it was unanimously not Tindall. The man who considered retirement to start the year and even had a sluggish start to the 2014 campaign, turned it around with solid golf to end the season: Top 5 finishes in each of the last 5 tournaments, including victory at the RWI and second place finishes in the QCGCDFCI and the TC- the latter being the difference maker as he overtook Cummins and Gibson and repeats as Season Champ, and that means a lot more Cowbell will be ringing out from the Tindall home.
 Congratulations to Robbie Tindall! Going into Saturday, it was difficult to say which player was the populist favorite to win it all for 2014- but it was unanimously not Tindall. The man who considered retirement to start the year and even had a sluggish start to the 2014 campaign, turned it around with solid golf to end the season: Top 5 finishes in each of the last 5 tournaments, including victory at the RWI and second place finishes in the QCGCDFCI and the TC- the latter being the difference maker as he overtook Cummins and Gibson and repeats as Season Champ, and that means a lot more Cowbell will be ringing out from the Tindall home.
Congratulations to Mitch Gibson- while he could not fend off Tindall at Oxmoor, the tour Rookie glides into second place in the Season Points standings- powered by 3 Victories, including 2 Majors in 2014.
 Congratulations to Brian Fetter- 5 years of unrelenting dedication, hard work, and unwavering focus culminated on Saturday with a record 10 stroke victory at the Tournament of Champions. Fetter tied for low gross on a challenging day in the elements at Oxmoor. Fetter grabbed the early lead, pushing through the first 5 holes at only 1 over par. The lead was 6 at the turn and still 6 heading into the final 4 holes. After splitting the fairway on 18, a laced 4-iron into the wind found the fat of the green, 40ft left and hole high. To the delight of the gallery, that putt rolled in for a birdie, 86, net -5. The margin of victory immediately drew comparisons to some of the most dominant performances in recent golf history- Woods at Pebble Beach in 2000, McIlroy at Congressional in 2011. The victory, complimented by the most Top 3 Finishes on Tour in 2014, moved Fetter all the way up to number 3 in the Season Points standings, just ahead of Cummins who dropped from first all the way to fourth.
Congratulations to Brian Fetter- 5 years of unrelenting dedication, hard work, and unwavering focus culminated on Saturday with a record 10 stroke victory at the Tournament of Champions. Fetter tied for low gross on a challenging day in the elements at Oxmoor. Fetter grabbed the early lead, pushing through the first 5 holes at only 1 over par. The lead was 6 at the turn and still 6 heading into the final 4 holes. After splitting the fairway on 18, a laced 4-iron into the wind found the fat of the green, 40ft left and hole high. To the delight of the gallery, that putt rolled in for a birdie, 86, net -5. The margin of victory immediately drew comparisons to some of the most dominant performances in recent golf history- Woods at Pebble Beach in 2000, McIlroy at Congressional in 2011. The victory, complimented by the most Top 3 Finishes on Tour in 2014, moved Fetter all the way up to number 3 in the Season Points standings, just ahead of Cummins who dropped from first all the way to fourth.