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Weekend's most impressive champion… Most impressive win this weekend was - -John Cook. -Standing on the 18th fairway on Saturday, he's down 4 to David Frost . He cans it from the fairway, makes eagle. -Yup. -Then coming in to the last round on Sunday, he makes birdie …
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Feherty - Greg Norman
… forget. Was it Roberto Gomez hold the 7 iron at the last hole in Bay Hill that you beat you by a shot? -Yeah. And David Frost hold a bunker shot at 72nd hole in New Orleans and Bob Tway and Larry Mize obviously the ones who come rushing to my …
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Top Photos of the Week | Golf Channel
… Games at the... I'm not going in there without a weapon - hand me my lightsabre TURNBERRY, SCOTLAND - JULY 28: David Frost of South Africa in action during the third round of the Senior Open Championship played over the Ailsa Course, Turnberry …
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Top Photos of the Week | Golf Channel
… Mission Hills Country Club... Put down the water bottle and slowly walk away QUEENSTOWN, NEW ZEALAND - MARCH 29: David Frost of South Africa takes a drink on day one of the New Zealand PGA Pro-Am at The Hills Golf Club on March 29, 2012 in …
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David Frost - October 30, 2012
David Frost came from six strokes back in the final round and defeated Bernhard Langer in a playoff to win the AT&T Championship. After …
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David Frost - April 24, 2012
David Frost earned his 2nd career Champions Tour win on Sunday by teaming with Michael Allen to win the Liberty Mutual Insurance Legends of …
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Frost-Allen win best-ball Legends of Golf
Michael Allen, with a little help from David Frost , has gone from practically unknown on the Champions Tour to practically unbeatable.
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Couples keeps share of Schwab lead
Michael Allen shot a 2-under 69 for a share of the second-round lead with Fred Couples and David Frost on Friday in the Champions Tour's season-ending Charles Schwab Championship.
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What's in the Bag: Lewis, Streelman, Frost, Aiken… 588 PF 60 Rotex (60 degree; True Temper Dynamic Gold shaft) Putter: Scotty Cameron GoLo Footwear: FootJoy Icon David Frost Champions Tour: Driver: TaylorMade R1 (9.5 degree; Matrix Ozik HD6 shaft) Fairway Wood: TaylorMade RBZ Tour …
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What's in the Bag: Watney, Hanson, Bolli, Pettersen
… Modus3 Tour 120 shafts) Wedges: Nike VR Blade (48 degree), Nike VR (53 and 59 degree) Putter: Ball: Footwear: David Frost Champions Tour: AT&T Championship Driver: Titleist 913D3 (9.5 degree) Fairway Wood: N/A Hybrid: (17 degree …
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History of sub-61 rounds on PGA Tour… first round, 1955 Texas Open (11 under) Sam Snead , Glen Lakes CC, second round, 1957 Dallas Open (11 under) David Frost (29-31) , Randolph Park GC, second round, 1990 Northern Telecom Tucson Open (12 under) Davis Love III (31 …
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You Oughta Know: RBC Heritage… as Harbour Town's small greens have yielded some of the fewest putt totals in PGA Tour history. Eight years after David Frost set a Tour record with 92 putts for four rounds at Hilton Head, Hoffman needed only 21 putts to complete his 5-under …
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Fact Pack: RBC Heritage… round totals in PGA Tour history. Kenny Knox set a Tour record when he took only 93 putts here in 1989, a mark that David Frost bettered by one in 2005 (though it should be noted that neither went on to win the event). In recent years, six …
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Yani Tseng Hires Basil van Rooyen | Golf Channel
… fellow LPGA pro’s caddie. Van Rooyen is a veteran who once caddied for Mark McNulty, Graham DeLaet, Mark James and David Frost . “Jason Hamilton, the caddie I have before, he's a very good guy and great caddie, too,” Tseng said in her …
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