Based on their recent statistical performances over the last month, here are the players to watch in the next few events:
Stroke Average
Showing consistent form over recent weeks, the current leader of the stroke average category is Sweden’s Robert Karlsson.
Driving Accuracy
Setting himself up nicely on the fairway off his drive is Pedro Linhart of Spain with a solid driving accuracy of 75.23%.
Driving Distance
Alvaro Quiros has been showing his strength off the tee with a whopping average driving distance of 309.7 yards, a full 6.5 yards further than his nearest rival.
Greens in Regulation
Definitely the most highly contested category at the moment with Steven O'hara showing his consistency in reaching the green in regulation, leading by a mere 0.1% over nearest rival Johan Edfors.
Putts per Green in Regulation
Leading the average number of putts taken on a hole reached in the regulation number of shots is the UK’s Danny Willett .
Putts per Round
S S P Chowrasia's accuracy on the green has considerably helped him keep his total number of putts down earning him the lead in this category.
Sand Saves
South Africa’s James Kingston is ‘king’ of the beach with his ability to get out the sand. He currently leads the sand saves category on 77.8%.
Scrambles
Paul Casey is the man to watch around the green as he is the current leader in the scrambles category by making par (or better) 64.0% of the time after missing the green in regulation.
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Kjeldsen finished the tournament at eight-under 276 and won the championship by two strokes over Martin Kaymer (68) and Anthony Wall (69) at a soggy Valderrama.
2008 Report
Genworth Financial ends season on a high
The Volvo Masters, the finale of the European Tour season, provided Genworth with a number of high profile opportunities to display their support as a European Tour sponsor. A season of fundraising, through Genworth's 'Putts for Charity initiative, came to a conclusion at Valderrama having raised over €170,000 for local good causes with the Genworth Statistics Awards Dinner recognising the season's finest triumphs and the 8 statistical, category winners.
Wentworth, England
22nd May - 25th, 2008 2008 winner: Miguel Angel (Spain)
Winning score: 11-under-par (beat Oliver Wilson (England) at second play-off hole)
Ross Fisher finishing position: Tied 68th
2008 Report
Experience got the better of youth in the end at the BMW PGA Championship, with Spaniard Miguel Angel Jimenez, veteran of two Ryder Cup campaigns, edging out young Englishman Oliver Wilson at the second hole of a sudden-death play-off to earn his 15th Tour win.
The pair had finished tied at the top on 11 under par, but Jimenez birdied the 18th hole in the play-off to take the first prize and leave Wilson still looking for his first European Tour win, having finished runner-up now on seven occasions.
The omens were perhaps with Jimenez from the moment he enjoyed a hole-in-one at the fifth hole on the final day, but Wilson was left kicking himself after he bogeyed the 17th hole and missed a birdie putt from 15 feet at the last that would have given him victory.
Two more chances went begging as the pair played the 18th hole twice more in the play-off and after they each parred it first time round, Jimenez eventually tapped in from two feet for victory.
"It's my 20th year on tour and so this is a very nice present,'' Jimenez, who is now almost certain to be in Europe's Ryder Cup team to play the United States in September, said. "To win the most important tournament on the European Tour is great.''
Irishman Paul McGinley, who led at the halfway point with a record total of 13-under-par, finished tied for 10th, while Swede Robert Karlsson, the first-round leader after a brilliant 61, tied for third with Englishman Luke Donald.
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