The Web.com Tour 25 "graduates" to the PGA Tour

[jjd975]

Big congrats to Thomas on his win today.

[ctmason_98]

I appreciate the changes in Priority Ranking system from last year, but La'Cassie still stands out as a shining example of something that doesn't seem quite right.

Granted he played pretty horribly this year on the big tour but he got into 18 events....he played lights out on the Web.com tour to get in 18 events. He missed the first 3 cuts of the season and looking in hindsight...short of a miracle finish didn't have a chance to recover from that.

I know, I know, "play better" is the answer.

[duck hook]

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[quote name='mosesgolf' timestamp='1408929312' post='10000295']
Oh how cool. Finau finally made it. I remember watching him on th Big Break. I've read some things on Homa. Another young gun to make it to the big show.
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I remember being so glad he lost that big break final to Pat Perez' brother those Finau boys were insufferable and cocky thinking they were the next Tiger Woods turning pro at 15 and 16.
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Tony Finau has never really been cocky, ask anybody that has competed with him as a amateur or pro what
their opinion of him is. The Golf Channel did some very "creative editing" on that series of the big break and really
didn't present a true picture of him. Tony did not turn turn pro until after he graduated high school, really no different
than most of the European tour guys like Rory , Sergio, etc,