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Zach Johnson: Pga Tour
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The 31 year old Johnson won his first major title with the highest winning score in 51 years. Johnson's only PGA Tour win came at the 2004 BellSouth Classic in Atlanta. Bodog.com has Zach Johnson at 125 to 1 long shot to win the
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Johnson distinguished himself with a solid performance at The K Club in Ireland but ultimately finished with a 1–2–1 mark as the U.S. team suffered another lopsided defeat at the hands of the Europeans. Nonetheless, the hard-working Johnson, who turned 31 in February, appears to be a player on the rise in PGA Tour waters.
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Johnson is known as one of the more religious players on tour, and he makes no secret of his faith. When he climbed up on a riser behind the 18th green for an interview, he joked that he should “start preaching.”
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Johnson himself might not have been prepared for the success, either. Becoming one of the best players on tour was always his goal. Then he woke up one day, and he was.
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This is Johnson's first win in a Major Championship, and second PGA win. He finished in 17th place in the 2005 PGA Championship, but was cut from the British Open three years in a row. Johnson netted $1,305,000 USD for this win.
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Did you know: He was known as back-to-back-to-back Zach for winning three consecutive titles at the end of the 2001 season on the Hooters Tour. He was ... a Hooters Tour member in 2002 In addition to the Hooters Tour, Johnson was a member of the Nationwide Tour and the Prairie Tour before making it to the PGA Tour.
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