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Match sceduled
Date : 12th august 2010 (Thursday)
Start : From 17 : 00 Till 00 : 00 (Gmt)
US PGA Championship
The first time the PGA of America planted its pride and joy at Whistling Straits in 2004, DJ was an unknown 20-year-old navigating the college ranks at Coastal Carolina, seven miles from his stomping grounds in Myrtle Beach. For the geographical similarities alone, it's no surprise that he's triumphed twice at Pebble Beach, and played in the final group of this year's U.S. Open at the same iconic venue. Yes, the shoreline of Lake Michigan will also evoke images of either coast where he maintains comfort zones, so that doesn't hurt, but he could manhandle the course with his game. He's third on tour in distance off the tee, 38th in greens hit, 26th in greens hit from lies off the fairway and a surprising sixth in birdies or better on par 3s.
Martin Kaymer
Already a five-time winner on the European Tour, the German is six months younger than Dustin Johnson. And I make that comparison because the two have similar games. Kaymer hits more fairways and ranks inside the top 25 in distance on his circuit, and he's a better putter. Since winning at the 7,500-yard Abu Dhabi Golf Club in January, Kaymer has posted five top 10s, including a T3 at the CA Championship, T8 at the U.S. Open and T7 at the British Open. He also took four weeks off after the Masters to have plates and screws removed from his right foot following last year's go-kart accident. The German is trying to become the first from mainland Europe to win this major, and just the second from the continent (Padraig Harrington, 2008).
live broadcast link from your pc .Here always you can watch all
match live with nice quality print . So dont miss this match.
Match sceduled
Date : 12th august 2010 (Thursday)
Start : From 17 : 00 Till 00 : 00 (Gmt)
US PGA Championship
The first time the PGA of America planted its pride and joy at Whistling Straits in 2004, DJ was an unknown 20-year-old navigating the college ranks at Coastal Carolina, seven miles from his stomping grounds in Myrtle Beach. For the geographical similarities alone, it's no surprise that he's triumphed twice at Pebble Beach, and played in the final group of this year's U.S. Open at the same iconic venue. Yes, the shoreline of Lake Michigan will also evoke images of either coast where he maintains comfort zones, so that doesn't hurt, but he could manhandle the course with his game. He's third on tour in distance off the tee, 38th in greens hit, 26th in greens hit from lies off the fairway and a surprising sixth in birdies or better on par 3s.
Martin Kaymer
Already a five-time winner on the European Tour, the German is six months younger than Dustin Johnson. And I make that comparison because the two have similar games. Kaymer hits more fairways and ranks inside the top 25 in distance on his circuit, and he's a better putter. Since winning at the 7,500-yard Abu Dhabi Golf Club in January, Kaymer has posted five top 10s, including a T3 at the CA Championship, T8 at the U.S. Open and T7 at the British Open. He also took four weeks off after the Masters to have plates and screws removed from his right foot following last year's go-kart accident. The German is trying to become the first from mainland Europe to win this major, and just the second from the continent (Padraig Harrington, 2008).
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