This event has started in 1983 as the Panasonic Las Vegas Pro-Celebrity Classic, where Fuzzy Zoeller was champion and took home $135,000. At it’s creation it had the highest total purse on tour, so Fuzzy was a happy camper. It turned into the Panasonic Invitational the next year and then evolved into the Las Vegas Invitational. Eventually the Shriners came on board in 1983 and have been the title sponsor ever since. Our Defending Champion bears a remarkable resemblance to the previous year’s winner, as Tom has won this event two times running.
FUN FACT: In 1996, Tiger defeated Davis Love here in a playoff for his very first win on the PGA tour. Just 81 more to go.
Four and an Alt
Playoffs start this week . . . higher seeds must have their picks in NLT 24 hours before first tee time!
This week is the round of 16 – or in this case 4 – bugger and thanks Radar 🙂
The number in brackets denote how many shots start you have per your yearly ranking.
EG MX Finished number 1 – so he gets a 4.5 shot bonus. JJ gets 4 for being second and so on.
Sorry EMC – you get nuthin!!!
Round of 16
Quarters
Semis
Final
7 Wendy (1.5)
1 MX (4,5)
10 EMC (0)
8
8 Metro (1)
2 JJ (4)
9 Max (.5)
7
3 Scrums (3.5)
6 Phil (2)
4 Taf (3)
5 Hedge (2.5)
Slinger
Player 1
Player 2
Player 3
Player 4
Alt
Total
ALt
Wendy
Kim T
Thompson D
Hadwin
McNealy
ENGLISH
(1)
EMC
Kuchar
Hoffman
Piercy
Vegas
MCNEALY
Metro
Fox
C Davis
Baddeley
Fowler
T KIM
(0.5)
Max
Poston
Lower
Kizzire
Champ
LIPSKY
Slinger
Player 1
Player 2
Player 3
Player 4
Alternate
TOTAL
Scrums
Metro
Fox
C Davis
Baddeley
Fowler
T KIM
Max
Poston
Lower
Kizzire
Champ
LIPSKY
Phil
Thompson D
Pendrith
Hoge
Jaeger
T KIM
Wendy
Kim T
Thompson D
Hadwin
McNealy
ENGLISH
JJ
McCarty
Thompson
Pendrith
Kim T
HOGE
MX2
Pendrith
Jaeger
Cole
Kim T
HOSSLER
EMC
Kuchar
Hoffman
Piercy
Vegas
MCNEALY
Taf
Hedge
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