
The next two weeks I see two major events on the PGA Tour, outside of the Majors and WGC events played in Charlotte, North Carolina and in the TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach in North Florida.
This week, the first of those that will start at Quail Hollow Country Club, where the Wells Fargo Championship and its predecessor, Wachovia Championship has been played since 2003.
PGA Tour goes to Jacksonville next week at the Players Championship, along with the Championship Tour is considered one of the major events outside of the Majors and WGC events.
Quail Hollow Country Club, also hosted the Kemper Open for a few years before in its history and has always been considered one of the great traditional patterns of American golf has to overhaul the original Arnold Palmer in 1986 and again in 1997 by Tom Fazio.
Two green in the development of grass were again delayed due to the effects of weather and only event more than 18 green will be replaced by a new Bermuda grass varieties to cope with the extreme temperatures in the region
Champion in 2013, Rickie Fowler twelve months of 2010, won the champion Rory McIlroy and DA Points in the playoff to win his first PGA Tour event.
Other recent winners Lucas Glover (2011) and Sean O’Hair (2009).
Fowler has produced some good golf this season, some of the high points at the beginning of the season and a good third place in the championship, Arnold Palmer, and if he should be in the thick of things again, then it would not be surprising.
Rory McIlroy, of course, the world number two and quite a bit inconsistent in the early years, he has developed some good tournaments lately. Between his victory in 2010 and his second in the last year McIlory missed the cut in 2011, but it seems to be in good enough shape to be a factor this week. This event in terms of quality, which is expected, McIlory, to get it in the right direction of the game.
Webb Simpson led most of the race last year before finishing fourth. Overall Simpson played well this year, and his last start, the runner-up at the RBC Heritage suggests that it might be good.
Phil Mickelson was a little difficult to predict in 2013, mixing a victory in Phoenix and a third at Doral with other low performance. Mickelson did not win the event, but he finished second behind McIlroy two years ago and had one or two good finishes.
Sergio Garcia seems like the type of player to succeed in this course property, except for the second place in 2005, there was not much to get excited about. Spanish star plays very well, but in 2013 only to stop the forced withdrawal if the injury in the championship Arnold Palmer. it may well be.
Lucas Glover was surprised last week when he finished fourth, one of two dozen top after winning the tournament in 2011. It may be inspired by the place and the efforts of the past week. Glover also finished second in 2009.
DA Points has found a rich vein of form after a bad race at the beginning of the season, winning in Houston and second in the last week. Because he finished second to last year’s final in this case, we can assume that he can do well.
John Senden is an Australian leader in the field, and as such deserves respect, but he has not played well this season, with only one in ten of the eleven starts. He did very well when 15th in this event last year, but its current form is a concern.
Matt Jones is playing well in 2013, nine of the eleven cuts. He did not claim, as such, but it was very solid.
Geoff Ogilvy slipped out of fifty in the world of his great week at the Honda, it was a year of famine. Ogilvy was very good from all angles here in 2012 when he shot a third round 65, but he will need to return the form to repeat.
Robert Allenby, Stuart Appleby improved, Steven Bowditch, Scott Gardiner, Cameron Percy and Alistair Presnell other Australians in the field.