Rickie Fowler confirms his play in Disney with a Ryder's history
The Children’s Miracle Network Classic is all set to begin from the 11th of November and go on to the 14th of this month and will witness the presence of Rickie Fowler at the Disney's Magnolia & Disney's Palm Course Lake in Buena
Vista, FL.
The event with the purse of $4.7 million holds a good history with Fowler, he experienced a rather fine appearance where he birdied 5 of his last 6 at the closing round. Fowler managed to achieve a minus 6 with a total score of
282 last year.
Fowler is currently playing the HSBC championship and had a lot of critics unsure about his appearance. The HSBC championship is being held at The Sheshan International Golf Club and is scheduled from the 4th of this month to the
7th. As far as Fowler’s appearance at Disney is concerned, the tournament officials received confirmation at the eve of November 2nd.
Coming to the twenty one year old's golf stats and wins, Fowler is still striving to grab his opening professional victory. The Las Vegas resident turned professional in the year 2009 and attained T14 at The Open Championship this
year. Fowler came close to victory a number of times this year but faltered due to one or two mistakes. He achieved a runner up places in the Phoenix and the Memorial event and managed to achieve fourth position at the Frys.com Open that was held some three
weeks back.
The twenty one year old made his game repute so strong that he was selected at the Ryder Cup team from the U.S side by the skipper Corey Pavin. His selection in the U.S. squad handed him the record of being the 1st PGA Tour rookie
to achieve a selection like that.
As far as his performance is concerned, the Las Vegas resident stole only one match from the three he played but managed to perform much better at the singles. Fowler played against Edoardo Molinari and halved his singles to achieve
a point five score after he birdied his last hole.
Fowler’s game earned much value after he achieved four birdies at the last holes and played opposite his fellow teammate Hunter Mahan. Mahan was playing with Graeme McDowell and sort of fell short of his expectations as far as
his scores were concerned.
The American team however, lost the match against Europe but Pavin still regarded Fowler’s game as an unbelievable piece. He said that the twenty one year old performed a game that he would hang on to for quite some time as it's
one of the major pushes he needs to grow as a player.
Coming back to his due appearances, Fowler earned his entry to Disney after his performance at the Frys.com and then earned his card after finishing at the 15th place at the PGA Tour qualifying finals.
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