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Lord Byron's Manor

Lord Byron's Manor
Keegan Bradley lines up his title defense at the HP Byron Nelson Championship. The 2011 Rookie of the Year doesn't escape Mike Glasscott's analysis.
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Steve Marino is expected to return to competition at the Memorial on May 31-June 3.

Marino has been out since a T66 at the Farmers in late January to allow his right knee to heal from surgery last October. "This is one of those injuries that takes time to heal and rehab," he said in a statement today. "I tried to play in January but I experienced a lot of swelling and pain. If you try to come back too early you can do more damage. So, I had to learn how to be patient. I have done that and I have gone through the necessary rehab and now I am eager to get back out on TOUR." He'll make a fine addition to any fantasy roster once he sheds the rust.
Source: PGATOUR.com
May 16 - 1:57 PM

Marc Turnesa was the last man to sneak into the HP Byron Nelson field at the commitment deadline and will look to make the best of his opportunity this week.

Turnesa has found starts hard to come by playing out of the Past Champion category, but he's done a decent job of making the most of them. He's cashed in three of his four attempts, with a T16 at Mayakoba as the highlight. He'd rank first in Strokes Gained-Putting at 2.302 if he had enough rounds in the books to qualify.
Source: PGATOUR.com
May 15 - 11:10 PM

Richard S. Johnson has been a bit of a ghost on the PGA TOUR in 2012, but will make the start at this week's HP Byron Nelson Championship.

The reason for the Swede's limited number of starts is his relegation to Past Champion status. He has made the cut two of his three TOUR starts, with a T12 at Mayakoba the highlight. He's also made five additional starts world-wide, with limited success. He shot 10-over-par to miss the cut here last year.
Source: PGATOUR.com
May 15 - 11:07 PM

After a nice run on the Florida swing, Dicky Pride looks to find his groove in Texas at the HP Byron Nelson Championship.

Playing out of the Past Champion category, Pride has taken advantage of his opportunities, cashing in five of his six starts. His run was highlighted by a T5 at Mayakoba and a T7 at The Honda. He currently ranks 117th in the FedExCup standings.
Source: PGATOUR.com
May 15 - 11:02 PM

Shane Bertsch will make his fifth start of the year at the HP Byron Nelson Championship, where he missed the cut in 2011.

Bertsch has found starts hard to come by, as he's playing with conditional status. His only made cut came at Pebble Beach. If there is a highlight to be found, he's split 64.03 percent of his fairways.
Source: PGATOUR.com
May 15 - 10:58 PM

Matt McQuillan missed the cut in last year's HP Byron Nelson Championship, but he's earned the chance to try and rectify that this week.

McQuillan has found starts hard to come by, playing on conditional status. He's missed the cut in all four of his starts this year, and he has as many rounds in the 80s as he does in the 60s -- one. His 49.21 GIR percentage goes a long way in telling the tale of his struggles.
Source: PGATOUR.com
May 15 - 10:54 PM

Garrett Willis, playing on conditional status, is in the field at this week's HP Byron Nelson Championship.

Willis has cashed in three of his five starts this year, with his best finish being a T37 at the Mayakoba Golf Classic. He missed the cut in last year's trip to the TPC Four Seasons. While his ball-striking hasn't been impressive, he'd rank ninth in Strokes Gained-Putting if he logged enough rounds to qualify.
Source: PGATOUR.com
May 15 - 10:48 PM

Chris Riley has been added to the published field of this week's HP Byron Nelson Championship.

Riley started the week as the fourth alternate. He gained entry when Neal Lancaster withdrew today. Riley is 2-for-5 on the PGA TOUR this year, but his notable result was a co-runner-up at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open on the Nationwide Tour in late March. He's cashed in six of his eight trips to TPC Four Seasons Resort and logged three top 25s.
Source: PGATOUR.com
May 15 - 10:12 AM
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