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Aaron Baddeley was one of golf’s most successful young stars. At just 26-years-old, he led the 2007 U.S. Open before falling to Tiger Woods. Aaron had to overcome his own success before he realized his true potential. Watch Video
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Aaron Baddeley and Jonathan Byrd were well on their way to the top of the leaderboard Friday at the BMW Championship when Tiger Woods figured he better get going if he didn't want to be left behind. » Full text »
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PLANO, Texas--(Business Wire)--Adams Golf (OTCBB:ADGO) has expanded its tour staff with the addition of Aaron Baddeley, a two-time PGA TOUR champion and 18th-ranked player in the world. Baddeley is coming off his best season as a tour pro with one victory, seven Top 10s and a sixth-place finish in the FedEx Cup standings. As part of his contract, "Badds" as he is commonly known, will wear the Adams Golf hat, carry the tour staff bag and is expected to start the year playing the company's line of Insight fairway woods. He will be working with Adams Golf to determine the best driver, hybrids, and irons to maximize his game. "We're proud to have Aaron join our growing PGA TOUR team," said Chip Brewer, Adams Golf president and CEO. "Aaron is a wonderful player and a class individual who has the potential to be the marquee player for Adams Golf on the PGA TOUR.
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Baddeley, known for his excellent putting, ran in five birdies and numerous par putts. In practice, he has been focusing on improving his driving and iron shots and it was obvious Saturday that it was working. Baddeley stands at +2 on the extremely difficult Oakmont layout and he has a two-shot lead over Tiger Woods. Four other golfers (Bubba Watson, Justin Rose, Paul Casey, and Stephen Ames) are another shot back at +5. Baddeley played the first two rounds of the 2000 Masters with Tiger and the two will be going at it again in the final round of the U.S. Open on Sunday.
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AARON Baddeley still aspires to be No.1 in world golf - always has since the day he won the Australian Open as an 18-year-old amateur at Royal Sydney in 1999. But on Sunday in Chicago, the gulf between himself - and every other player, for that matter - and Tiger Woods was again there for all to see.
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Adams Golf ADGO has expanded its tour staff with the addition of Aaron Baddeley, a two-time PGA TOUR champion and 18th-ranked player in the world. Baddeley is coming off his best season as a tour pro with one victory, seven Top 10s and a sixth-place finish in the FedEx Cup standings. As part of his contract, "Badds" as he is commonly known, will wear the Adams Golf hat, carry the tour staff bag and is expected to start the year playing the company's line of Insight fairway woods. He will be working with Adams Golf to determine the best driver, hybrids, and irons to maximize his game.
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