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Hal Sutton
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Hal Sutton stood on a pile of rocks that will eventually be the first floor of the new clubhouse at TPC at Treviso Bay. The PGA Tour star and co-designer of the course extended his hand across his forehead to block the glaring sun. Sutton peered across the piles of dirt and back hoes. He hoped to see water. He hoped to see the water that will protect the 18th green. He stepped down thirsty for a change.
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Hal Sutton began his PGA career in 1981. Hal has won 14 PGA tournaments and is one of the toughest competitors on the tour. At the time of this writing Hal has won over $14 million and is ranked 9th in all time winnings. Hal hits his driver an average of 275 yards and reaches greens in regulation 65 to 70% of the time.
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Hal Sutton is known as one of the best players on the PGA Tour. His swing technique utilizes the solid fundamentals of using the "big muscles" to create a swing that can be consistently repeated, even under pressure.
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Hal Sutton sounded worried. You could hear the something-isn't-right concern in his deep southern drawl. And it had nothing to do with the fact that the game of golf has changed dramatically — which is something that truly bothers Sutton. When he was told that the TPC at Treviso Bay was taking shape after only six months, Sutton nearly jumped out of his chair in Shreveport, La., and through the phone to get to Naples. Read story »
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Hal Sutton entered into the Golf Course design business in 1999 with the opening of his first signature course, Olde Oaks Golf Club, located in Bossier City, Louisiana. Olde Oaks is a 27-hole course that is open to the public and has received great reviews.
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When Hal Sutton pounds his fist into his palm, it makes a concussive thwack that makes you wonder if he's going to hurt himself. Breaking a de facto vow of silence that's lasted two years, since he captained the U.S. to its (then) singular 18 1/2 to 9 1/2 defeat at Oakland Hills, Sutton sat for an interview with GOLF MAGAZINE last week at Boot Ranch, his new luxury golf club in the sweeping Texas hill country.
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