Which PGA Tour players have the lowest average scores in Florida?
Since 1990, there are 568 players with at least 30 TOUR rounds played in the state of Florida. Not only is Woods the only player with a scoring average under 70.0 in that group, coming in at 69.8, but he is the only player under 70.5.
How many wins does Tiger Woods have in Florida?
Tiger Woods has 16 wins in Florida in his storied career. Since 1960, only one player has even half as many wins as Woods in the Sunshine State: Jack Nicklaus, with 10. From the 1999 Disney Classic through the end of the 2003 season, Woods played 14 official TOUR events in Florida.
What is the World Golf Championships-workday Championship at the concession?
This week’s World Golf Championships-Workday Championship at The Concession presents a new venue for the world’s best, with the beautiful but difficult Jack Nicklaus/Tony Jacklin co-design hosting a TOUR event for the first time. It’s the first of a four-week stay in Florida for the PGA TOUR.
What is the average fairways hit for winners in Florida?
The PGA TOUR average in that stretch is 7.3. Driving accuracy proves to be less vital in Florida than normal – the average fairways hit ranking of winners in Florida since 2010 is 22.0, compared to the TOUR average in that span of 18.8.
How many golfers have played in Florida since 1990?
Since 1990, there are 568 players with at least 30 TOUR rounds played in the state of Florida. Not only is Woods the only player with a scoring average under 70.0 in that group, coming in at 69.8, but he is the only player under 70.5.
How many wins does Tiger Woods have in Florida?
Tiger Woods has 16 wins in Florida in his storied career. Since 1960, only one player has even half as many wins as Woods in the Sunshine State: Jack Nicklaus, with 10. From the 1999 Disney Classic through the end of the 2003 season, Woods played 14 official TOUR events in Florida.
How many top 5 finishes does Sungjae Im have?
Florida isn’t just the site of Sungjae Im’s first TOUR victory, the 2020 Honda Classic. In six career TOUR starts in Florida, Im has four top-5 finishes. He leads all players in Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green in Florida over the last three seasons, racking up 2.10 per round. Im and Woods are the only players in the last five seasons ...
How many strokes is Tiger Woods better than any other player?
Woods’ mark is a full 0.82 strokes better than any other player with 30 or more rounds (Justin Thomas, 70.64), and 0.83 better than anyone with 100 rounds played (Rory McIlroy, 70.65). Woods’ margin over his peers in birdie average is even more startling.
What is the gap between Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy?
The gap between Woods and McIlroy on the list is equivalent to the gap between McIlroy and number 25, Bob Tway (3 .73). Incredibly, even as Woods has reached the later stages of his career, he has remained dominant in Florida.
Who is the youngest golfer to win the Genesis Invitational?
Sam Burns threatened to become the youngest player to win The Genesis Invitational since 1975, and the first wire-to-wire winner of the event since 1969. He isn’t in the field at The Concession, but keep this in mind going forward: Burns is a savant when putting in Florida.
Who was the guy who duled at the Honda Classic in 1992?
That’s good news, because the Florida Swing has brought no shortage of highlights. Corey Pavin and Fred Couples dueled at The Honda Classic in 1992.
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Background
Eighteen white and African American persons went to a restaurant in Shell's Department Store in Miami, Florida. Consistent with the restaurant's policy of refusing service to blacks, the restaurant manager requested the persons to leave.
Court's Decision
The majority opinion by Justice Black did not reach the broad question posed by the defendants as to "whether the Fourteenth Amendment of its own force forbids a State to arrest and prosecute those who, having been asked to leave a restaurant because of their color, refuse to do so." Instead, the Court considered its prior ruling in Peterson v.
Critical response
Robinson v. Florida was one of five cases involving segregation protests decided on June 22, 1964. The other four cases were Griffin v. Maryland, 378 U.S. 130 (1964), Barr v. City of Columbia, 378 U.S. 146 (1964), Bouie v. City of Columbia, 378 U.S. 347 (1964), and Bell v. Maryland.
External links
Text of Robinson v. Florida, 378 U.S. 153 (1964) is available from: CourtListener Findlaw Google Scholar Justia Library of Congress Oyez (oral argument audio)