Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2005 - Strategy Guide (Page 01)
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Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2005
Author - Neil Stump
Email - neil(dot)stump(at)nboxgamer(dot)com
Version - 1.0
Date - 3 August 2005
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Table of Contents
1) Version History
2) Controls
2.1) Set up the drive
2.2) Swing
2.3) Control the ball in-flight
2.4) Short game
2.5) Putt
2.6) Tiger Vison
2.7) Shot Selection
3) My Legend Pursuit
3.1) Creating a user
3.2) Legend Tour
3.2.1) Arnold Palmer's Challenge (7 Matches)
3.2.2) Seve Ballesteros's Challenge (7 Matches)
3.2.3) Ben Hogan's Challenge (7 Matches)
3.2.4) Gary Player's Challenge (7 Matches)
3.2.5) Jack Nicklaus's Challenge (7 Matches)
3.3) Legend Scenarios
3.3.1) Jack Nicklaus's Scenario (6 Events)
3.3.2) Seve Ballesteros's Scenario (6 Events)
3.3.3) Ben Hogan's Scenario (6 Events)
3.3.4) Arnold Palmer's Scenario (6 Events)
3.3.5) Gary Player's Scenario (6 Events)
3.2.6) Sunday Tiger
4) Hall Of Legends
4.1) User Profile Room
4.1.1) Trophy Balls
4.1.2) Real Time Events Awards
4.1.3) PGA Tour Season Trophies
4.1.4) Legend Tour Trophies
4.1.5) Legend Scenarios Trophies
4.1.6) Tracking Trophies
5) Tips
6) Course Information
7) Special Thanks
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1) Version History
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Version 1.0: Well for the most part the guide is done. My memory car got
erased so there are just a few sections I am asking for user input on, rather
than going back through and playing 100 hours just to get that bit of
information. Anyone playing this game should know how I feel. Below is a
list of the few things that I need, thanks.
3.2.3) Ben Hogan's Challenge (7 Matches)
Challenger Number 7 (Ben Hogan)
3.2.4) Gary Player's Challenge (7 Matches)
Challenger Number 7 (Gary Player)
3.2.6) Sunday Tiger
Just Sunday Tiger
6) Course Information
Legend Compilation Number 1
Legend Compilation Number 2
Legend Compilation Number 4
Legend Compilation Number 5
Tiger's Dream 18
3 August 2005
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2) Controls
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2.1) Set up the drive
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L1: Press for a power boost: the more times you press during your backswing,
the bigger your power boost
L2: Adjust the ball in stance
D-Pad: Move targeting mark
Select Button: Watch the hole's fly-by overview
Start Button: Pause game
Square Button: Select shot (look below for shot types)
X Button: Toggle the camera view
Circle Button: Press and hold to zoom to targeted landing spot
Triangle Button: Reset targeting marker
R1 Button: Switch clubs
R2 Button: Switch clubs
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2.2) Swing
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Press the right analog stick back or the left analog stick back to begin your
backswing-the closer you get to the peak of your backswing, the closer your
swing will be to 100 percent power
Press the right analog stick forward or left analog stick forward to downswing
Pull back diagonally and press up in an opposite straight line to draw or fade
the shot.
Pull back to the right, then Pull back to the left, then
push forward to the left, push forward to the right,
the ball hooks right. the ball hooks left.
(Follow steps 1-9 below) (Follow steps 1-9 below)
\ \ 9 / / 9
\ \ 8 / / 8
\ \ 7 / / 7
O O 6 O O 6
\ 1 5 / 1 5
\ 2 4 / 2 4
\ 3 3 / 3 3
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2.3) Control the ball in-flight
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Press L1 while moving the left analog stick or right analog stick in the
direction you want to put spin on the ball-the more times you press, the more
spin you'll achieve. You cannot spin the ball out of the rough or sand when
playing under TOUR difficulty.
Circle Button: Use a mulligan if ON
X Button: Increase the speed of the shot
Square Button: Watch a replay of the shot
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2.4) Short Game
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To stay in the hunt consistently, you'll eed to work on your short game.
-Using Irons and Wedges
Pull out an iron when you need precision more than power. Be sure to shorten
your backswing if the club's potential power is more than the distance of the
shot. For example, if your pitching wedge can hit the ball 90 yards, but the
pin is only 45 yards away, only use half of your backswing.
-Recovering from hazards
Even the legends find themselves in deep rough or a sand trap every now and
then. Being able to recover from such lies is crucial to saving par. Make
sure you check the current lie before shooting. If your ball is buried more
than half way, you'll want to use much more club than you normally would.
-Chipping control
When you're just off the green, a chip shot may be your best option. Adjust
the targeting marker based on the distance to the cup and the undulation of
the green, and then chip away.
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2.5) Putt
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D-Pad: Repositioning the targeting marker
Square Button: Select shot type (putt/chip/pitch)
X Button: Ideal putting line: the camera shows the perfect line of the putt
Circle Button: View overhead angle
Triangle Button: Reset target
L1: Tiger Vison (Look Below)
| | 9
-Sink the Putt | | 8
Maximum putting power is determined by the location | | 7
of the targeting marker. The key to good putting is O O 6
to pull back and to follow-through cleanly strike | 1 5
the ball well. (Follow steps 1-9 at right) | 2 4
| 3 3
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2.6) Tiger Vision
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Now you can line up putts the way Tiger Woods does. You are only allowed to
use Tiger Vison a certain numbrer of times in a round because if gives you such
a great chance at making the putt. Just line up your targeting marker to the
spot provided by Tiger Vision, and the putt is as good as sunk.
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2.7) Shot Selection
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Sometimes the default shot type is not your best option in a given situation.
For example, if you're stuck under some trees, your best shot type would be a
punch shot. The following are descriptions of the six shot types.
Full: Set up a full swing with the selected club.
Punch: Produce a low-trajectory shot to minimize the effects of wind, or to
shoot from under tree cover.
Pitch: Places the ball on the green with minimal roll from up to 60 yards away.
Flop: With a higher trajectory and less roll, this wedge shot has a maximum
distance of 51 yards. Use it to fly over obstacles or to stick the ball
on the green.
Chip: A useful shot when you are too far away for the putter. The maximum
distance for a chip shot is 40 yards.
Putt: When on the green, you putt the ball along the ground to the cup.
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3) My Legend Pursuit
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This section will cover everything in the Legend Pursuit section of the game.
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3.1) Creating a user
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Start out by selecting NEW to create a new profile. Follow through these
screens to complete character creation:
1 - Enter user name
2 - Fill out Vital Information Screen
3 - Fill out Hair/skin Information Screen
4 - Fill out Brow Information Screen
5 - Fill out Face/Head Information Screen
6 - Fill out Eyes Information Screen
7 - Fill out Mouth Information Screen
8 - Fill out Nose Information Screen
9 - Fill out Cheek/Ears Information Screen
10 - Fill out Chin/Jaw Information Screen
11 - Fill out Upper Body Information Screen
12 - Fill out Lower Body Information Screen
13 - Clothing - Shirt
14 - Clothing - Pants/Shorts
15 - Clothing - Shoes
16 - Create Swing
17 - Attributes
18 - Save your user profile
When first training your attributes focus on Power and Power boost. While the
others are important later in the, game, early you need to get that extra power
to keep up with the opponents or they will easily outdrive you.
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3.2) Legend Tour
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This section covers all of the golf matches in the Legend Tour section of the
My Legend Pursuit mode.
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3.2.1) Arnold Palmer's Challenge (7 Matches)
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Challenger Number One:
Name - Caesar 'The Emperor' Rosado
Unlocked - Initially
Course - TPC at Sawgrass Front 9
Purse - 75,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 30
Challenger Number Two:
Name - Raquel 'Rocky' Rogers
Unlocked - By Defeating Caesar 'The Emperor' Rosado
Course - Harbour Town Back 9
Purse - 100,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 45
Challenger Number Three:
Name - Bunjiro 'Bud' Tanaka
Unlocked - By Defeating Raquel 'Rocky' Rogers
Course - Emerald Dragon Front 9
Purse - 150,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 60
Challenger Number Four:
Name - John Daly
Unlocked - By Defeating Caesar 'The Emperor' Rosado
Course - TPC At Sawgrass All
Purse - 250,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 90
Challenger Number Five:
Name - Retief Goosen
Unlocked - By Defeating Raquel 'Rocky' Rogers
Course - Harbour Town All
Purse - 400,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 150
Challenger Number Six:
Name - The Hustler
Unlocked - By Defeating Bunjiro 'Bud' Tanaka
Course - The Hustler's Dream 18 All
Purse - 600,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 200
Challenger Number Seven:
Name - Arnold Palmer
Unlocked - By Defeating all challenges in this field
Course - Legend Compilation Number 4 All
Purse - 800,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 300
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3.2.2) Seve Ballesteros's Challenge (7 Matches)
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Challenger Number One:
Name - Hunter 'Steelhead' Elmore
Unlocked - Initially
Course - Coeur D'Alene Back Nine
Purse - 75,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 30
Challenger Number Two:
Name - Alastair 'Captain' McFadden
Unlocked - By Defeating Hunter 'Steelhead' Elmore
Course - Turnberry - Ailsa Back 9
Purse - 100,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 45
Challenger Number Three:
Name - Kendra 'Spike' Lovette
Unlocked - By Defeating Alastair 'Captain' McFadden
Course - St Andrews Front 9
Purse - 150,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 60
Challenger Number Four:
Name - Vijay Singh
Unlocked - By Defeating Hunter 'Steelhead' Elmore
Course - Coeur D'Alene All
Purse - 250,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 90
Challenger Number Five:
Name - Colin Montgomerie
Unlocked - By Defeating Alastair 'Captain' McFadden
Course - Turnberry - Ailsa All
Purse - 400,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 150
Challenger Number Six:
Name - Justin Leonard
Unlocked - By defeating Kendra 'Spike' Lovette
Course - St Andrews All
Purse - 600,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 200
Challenger Number Seven:
Name - Seve Ballestros
Unlocked - By Defeating all challenges in this field
Course - Legend Compilation Number 3 All
Purse - 800,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 300
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3.2.3) Ben Hogan's Challenge (7 Matches)
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Challenger Number One:
Name - Billy 'Bear' Hightower
Unlocked - Initially
Course - Troon North Monument Front 9
Purse - 75,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 30
Challenger Number Two:
Name - Jeb 'Shooter' McGraw
Unlocked - By Defeating Billy 'Bear' Hightower
Course - Colonial CC Back 9
Purse - 100,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 45
Challenger Number Three:
Name - Adriana 'Sugar' Dulce
Unlocked - By Defeating Jeb 'Shooter' McGraw
Course - Paradis Cove Front 9
Purse - 150,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 60
Challenger Number Four:
Name - Jim Furyk
Unlocked - By Defeating Billy 'Bear' Hightower
Course - Troon North Monument All
Purse - 250,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 90
Challenger Number Five:
Name - Adam Scott
Unlocked - By Defeating Jeb 'Shooter' McGraw
Course - Colonial CC All
Purse - 400,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 150
Challenger Number Six:
Name - Rich Beem
Unlocked - By Defeating Adriana 'Sugar' Dulce
Course - Paradise Cove All
Purse - 600,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 200
Challenger Number Seven:
Name -
Unlocked - By Defeating all challenges in this field
Course -
Purse -
Legend Coins -
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3.2.4) Gary Player's Challenge (7 Matches)
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Challenger Number One:
Name - Reginald 'Reg' Weathers
Unlocked - Initially
Course - Fancourt Links Front 9
Purse - 75,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 30
Challenger Number Two:
Name - Bev 'Boomer' Bouchier
Unlocked - By Defeating Reginald 'Reg' Weathers
Course - Edgewood GC Front 9
Purse - 100,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 45
Challenger Number Three:
Name - Aphrodite 'The Temptress' Papadapolus
Unlocked - By Defeating Bev 'Boomer' Bouchier
Course - Greek Isles Front 9
Purse - 150,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 60
Challenger Number Four:
Name - Charles Howell III
Unlocked - By Defeating Reginald 'Reg' Weathers
Course - Fancourt Links All
Purse - 250,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 90
Challenger Number Five:
Name - Notah Begay III
Unlocked - By Defeating Bev 'Boomer' Bouchier
Course - Edgewood GC All
Purse - 400,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 150
Challenger Number Six:
Name - Justin Rose
Unlocked - By Defeating Aphrodite 'The Temptress' Papadapolus
Course - Greek Isles All
Purse - 600,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 200
Challenger Number Seven:
Name -
Unlocked - By Defeating all challenges in this field
Course -
Purse -
Legend Coins -
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3.2.5) Jack Nicklaus's Challenge (7 Matches)
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Challenger Number One:
Name - Tiffany 'Tiff' Williamson
Unlocked - Initially
Course - Sherwood CC Back 9
Purse - 75,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 30
Challenger Number Two:
Name - Dion 'Double D' Douglas
Unlocked - By Defeating Tiffany 'Tiff' Williamson
Course - Pebble Beach Front 9
Purse - 100,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 45
Challenger Number Three:
Name - Natalie Gulbis
Unlocked - By Defeating Dion 'Double D' Douglas
Course - St Andrews Back 9
Purse - 150,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 60
Challenger Number Four:
Name - Jesper Parnevik
Unlocked - By Defeating Tiffany 'Tiff' Williamson
Course - Sherwood CC All
Purse - 250,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 90
Challenger Number Five:
Name - Ricky Barnes
Unlocked - By Defeating Dion 'Double D' Douglas
Course - Pebble Beach All
Purse - 400,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 150
Challenger Number Six:
Name - Stuart Appleby
Unlocked - By Defeating Natalie Gulbis
Course - St Andrews All
Purse - 600,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 200
Challenger Number Seven:
Name - Jack Nicklaus
Unlocked - By Defeating all challenges in this field
Course - Legend Compilation Number 5 All
Purse - 800,000 Dollars
Legend Coins - 300
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3.2.6) Sunday Tiger
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Challenger Number One:
Name -
Unlocked - By Defeating all legend fields
Course -
Purse -
Legend Coins -
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3.3) Legend Scenarios
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This section is an overview listing only the names of the different events, for
more information please look to the Legend Scenarios Trophies Section.
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3.3.1) Jack Nicklaus's Scenario (6 Events)
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1 - Number 1 Handicap Challenge
These are the toughest holes on their respective courses. Not intimidated
are you?
2 - Comeback Challenge
The hill of Greece can be unkind, espicially when you're down. Do you have
what it takes to come from behind and beat your opponent?
3 - Finish Strong
Your fron 9 was a little rough and you're now 7 over. Turn it around on the
back 9 and see if you can get under par.
4 - Finishing Holes
The 18th hole can make or break a round. Practice finishing strong on this
collection of great 18s.
5 - Tiger Proofed Toughest Holes
Here are the 5 toughest holes in the game, and they're Tiger Proofed.
6 - Nicklaus Challenge
You've managed to match Nicklaus through 13 holes. It's going to take a
great deal of fortitude to stave off one of the greatest finishers to ever
play the game.
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3.3.2) Seve Ballesteros's Scenario (6 Events)
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1 - Beached
You've managed to land yourself in the sand. Use those recover skills to get
out and save par.
2 - Rough Shots
Your tee shot was a little errant and now you're in the rough. Club
selection is crucial if you're still looking for a birdie.
3 - Tree Trouble
You've gone off the beaten path and found yourself in the forest. Try a
punch to keep your shot low and out of the branches.
4 - Tiger Proofed Hazard Shots
A collection of hazard saves and, you guessed it, they're Tiger Proofed.
5 - Clear the Water
Make sure you clear the water on these shots from the fairway if you want a
chance at a birdie.
6 - Ballesteros Challenge
The good news is the weather falls just short of hurricane status. The bad
news is you're playing against a legend who's at his best when the conditions
are at their worst.
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3.3.3) Ben Hogan's Scenario (6 Events)
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1 - Tropical Par 3s
An accurate tee shot is key to a birdie on these Par 3s.
2 - Target Challenge
Aim for the bullseyes if you want to win gold on this challenge.
3 - Thread the Needle
Get out of these tricky situations with a well placed shot.
4 - Dogleg Collection
You'll have to shape those shots if you want to win gold on these doglegs.
5 - Elevation Challenge
Careful with that club selection, these shots all have extreme elevation
changes.
6 - Hogan Challenge
Do you have what it takes to defeat this legend on the front 9 at Troon
Monument?
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3.3.4) Arnold Palmer's Scenario (6 Events)
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1 - Par 5 Collection
Hitting the long ball and getting on the green in two is key to mastering
this collection of Par 5s.
2 - Short Par 4s
Driving the green is essential if you want to eagle these short Par 4s.
3 - Power Boost Challenge
Power boost is the key to getting on the green from these extreme distances.
4 - Tiger Proofed Short Par 4s
Here's another Collection of Short Par 4s, only this time, they're Tiger
Proofed.
5 - Longest Holes
Eagles won't come easy on this collection of the longest holes in the game.
6 - Palmer Challenge
You'll need to make up for your partners lack of power if you want to beat
Palmer and Tiger.
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3.3.5) Gary Player's Scenario (6 Events)
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1 - Pressure Putts
A steady hand and nerves of steel are essential if you want to sink these
pressure putts.
2 - Chip In Challenge
Refine your chipping skills with these shots from the fringe.
3 - 7-Iron Challenge
All you've got in your bag is a 7-Iron and your putter. See if you can make
par on these last 4 holes at Coeur d'Alene.
4 - Tiger Proofed Pressure Putts
Here are some more pressure putts, but this time, they're Tiger Proofed.
5 - Tiger Proofed Chip In Challenge
Chipping in won't be so easy this time, these greens are Tiger Proofed.
6 - Players Challenge
Don't get too comfortable watching one of the greatest short game players of
all time. You'll need to win 2 up to get the gold.
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3.4) PGA TOUR Season
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All information below is based off of the 2005 In-game Season. (Note: all
events are in order, though for some you must have your Dream 18 completed and
recognized by the PGA TOUR.)
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|Event 1: Coeur d'Alene Championship |
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|Date: 1/6/2005 - 1/9/2005 |
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|Purse: 1,750,000 Dollars |
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|Course: Coeur d'Alene |
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|Prize: Coeur d'Alene Championship Trophy |
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|Event 2: Troon North Classic |
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|Date: 1/13/2005 - 1/16/2005 |
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|Purse: 2,725,000 |
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|Course: Troon North Monument |
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|Prize: Troon North Classic Trophy |
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|Event 3: The Harbour Town Invitational |
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|Date: 1/27/2005 - 1/30/2005 |
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|Purse: 2,800,000 Dollars |
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|Course: Harbour Town |
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|Prize: Harbour Town Invitational Trophy |
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|Event 4: Western Challenge |
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|Date: 2/3/2005 - 2/6/2005 |
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|Purse: 2,875,000 Dollars |
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|Course: Sherwood CC |
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|Prize: Western Challenge Trophy |
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|Event 5: The Island Green Pro-Am |
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|Date: 2/17/2005 - 2/20/2005 |
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|Purse: 2,750,000 Dollars |
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|Course: Paradise Cove |
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|Prize: The Island Green Pro-Am Trophy |
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|Event 6: Across The Pond Championship |
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|Date: 2/24/2005 - 2/27/2005 |
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|Purse: 2,875,000 Dollars |
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|Course: St Andrews |
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|Prize: Across The Pond Trophy |
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|Event 7: The DJP Classic |
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|Date: 3/3/2005 - 3/6/2005 |
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|Purse: 2,625,000 Dollars |
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|Course: Sherwood CC |
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|Prize: The DJP Classic Trophy |
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