PGA Results: 2014 Wells Fargo Championship

PGA TOUR Wells Fargo Championship Venue: Quail Hollow Club, Charlotte, N.C. The J.B. Holmes story is inspirational. This young golfer, one of the longest drivers on Tour for many years, looked to have a promising career after his first win at teh FBR Open back in 2006. But in 2011, following bouts of vertigo, Holmes underwent brain surgery to have a structural defect in his cerebellum fixed. Holmes then suffered an allergic reaction to a plate put in his skull. It took nearly two years, but Holmes is back (physically and in the win column) in a big way. Holmes took home the winner’s trophy and the $1.2 million first prize check by winning the 2014 Wells Fargo Championship. Holmes edged 2nd place finisher Jim Furyk by one shot at -14. LPGA TOUR North Texas LPGA Shootout presented by JTBC Venue: Las Colinas Country Club, Irving, Texas Stacey Lewis has been knocking on the door, finishing in the top 10 eight of her last nine events. The top rated american golfer finally broke that door down with a resounding win at the North Texas LPGA Shootout. Lewis took the world shootout literally on Sunday as she blitzed the field, carding a final round 64, the lowest round of the day. The closest competitor, quite a ways back on the leaderboard, was Michelle Wie. With the win Lewis moves from #4 to #2 in the Rolex Rankings. CHAMPIONS TOUR Insperity Championship Venue: The Woodlands Country Club (Tournament Course), The Woodlands, Texas German engineering is well respected in the automotive world. German cars are efficient, and seem to run forever. The same goes for German golfer Bernhard Langer, who has seemingly owned the Champions Tour for the past few years. Langer won the Insperity Invitational Championship by one stroke over fan favorite Fred Couples. The 56-year-old became the 10 player to record 20 victories on the 50-and-over tour. EUROPEAN TOUR The Championship at Laguna National Venue: Laguna National Golf and Country Club (Masters Course), Changi, Singapore The European Tour is deep with great international players and those players are shredding the event courses. Case in point this week is the final winning score of 22-under-par at Laguna National Golf and Country club in Changi, Singapore. The winner is Chilean Felipe Aguilar finished off the tournament in amazing fashion, with a birdie two on the par-3 17th hole, then a hole-out eagle on the par-4 final hole. Total score for the final round, 62.