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Biography

Since turning pro in 2000, Aaron has won over $9 million in prize money. Last season, he finished 10th on the Money List having won over $3.4 million. So far in 2008 he has 3 Top 10 finishes including a T2 at the Verizon Heritage and most recently a T10 at the BMW Championship in the FedEx Cup Playoffs.

He earned the second PGA TOUR victory of his career at the FBR Open in February 2007 where he closed with back-to-back, 7-under-par 64s to win by one stroke. His breakthrough win on tour came in 2006 at the Verizon Heritage Classic when he rallied to win with a six-foot putt on 18. Badds added to his International resume by claiming his first Australian Masters championship in November 2007. This was his fourth international victory, which includes two Australian Open titles.

Aaron and his family moved from New Hampshire to Australia when he was just two-years old. A resident of Scottsdale, Ariz., Aaron has been married to his wife, Richelle, for more than two years.

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Brad made his return to the PGA TOUR in 2008 after four successful seasons playing on the Nationwide Tour. In 2007, He finished as the 17th-ranked player on the Money List. He won the Preferred Health Systems Wichita Open by four strokes, the third Nationwide Tour victory of his career.

Brad's professional career began in 1998 after playing collegiate golf at the University of Texas. As a regular on the PGA TOUR from 2000-03, Brad earned over $1.5 million with career-best finishes of T2 at the SEI Pennsylvania Classic and 3rd at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic.

He is an avid sports fan and enjoys watching all types of sports when he's not working on his golf swing. He got his start in golf from his father.

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Tommy "Two Gloves" was among the 26 "graduates" who earned thier PGA TOUR card at the 2007 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament, known as Q-School. He finished at 15-under-par and in 19th place on the leaderboard after the grueling six-round event.

Gainey's rise to the biggest stage in professional golf started with several successful years playing regional mini tours as well as his appearance on two seasons of the Golf Channel's reality show, "The Big Break," in which he was the winning contestant of the second season.

The hard-swinging, easy-going 31-year-old from Bishopville, South Carolina, has become a fan favorite of golf fans because of his southern charm, his unorthodox ten-finger, two-glove grip, and the unconventional path he's taken from being a minimum wage factory worker to a fully-exempt PGA TOUR pro.

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Jim is a veteran pro on the PGA TOUR and has split time on the big tour and the Nationwide Tour since 2000. He successfully navigated his way through the 2007 PGA Q-School and earned full exempt status for 2008. His best round so far this year came in third round at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic where he carded a 62.

He has one PGA TOUR win at the 1993 Shell Houston Open along with 3 career victories on the Nationwide Tour. He’s known as "Hackensack Mac" because he learned to play the game at Hackensack Golf Club. He and his wife, Lauren, have three daughters and one son.

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Rory started the season with two straight Top 10 finishes in Hawaii, including a second-place finish at the Sony Open. He followed that with a T3 at the Buick Invitational. This all came right after having his best season of his career on the PGA TOUR in 2007. He captured his fourth win at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial and finished the season as one of the hottest players in the game. Rory was the only golfer to finish in the Top 10 at all four FedEx Cup playoff events. His 2007 season, which also included a second place finish at The Masters and 10 Top 10 finishes, earned him a spot among the elite on tour — he ranked 4th on the Money List with over $4.5 million in winnings.

Rory was raised in South Africa and learned to play the game at age 4. He currently resides near Dallas, Texas and spends much of the tour season traveling by tour bus with his family to the different tournaments. Rory is an active financial contributor and fundraiser for the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund, a charity that supports the families of soldiers lost in the line of duty. When he's away from the game, Rory enjoys spending time with his family at his Texas ranch as well as on his boat and at his lakehouse.

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