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Craig Stadler (top) appeared on ESPN2’s “Cold Pizza.” The Pacific Ocean provides a great backdrop for the Wal-Mart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach. The Fan-Friendly Champions Tour Mark Lye, Gary McCord and Fuzzy Zoeller had a unique perspective at the Toshiba Senior Classic’s “Shot from the Top” exhibition. PGATOUR.com Champions Tour 2006 Guide Andy Bean (top), Tom Watson (middle) and Peter Jacobsen find time for the fans of all ages. SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION 1-11
SECTION INTRODUCTION 1 1-12 Overview The Charles Schwab Cup is a season-long, points-based competition launched in 2001 to determine the Champions Tour’s leading player. The program rewards both consistency and top-10 finishes week-in and week-out at all official/Charles Schwab Cup events. Prize Money $2.1-million annuity to the top-five point earners at season’s end. Payouts 1st $1 million 2nd $500,000 3rd $300,000 4th $200,000 5th $100,000 Points Distribution Points are awarded to the top-10 finishers and ties in all official tournaments and are based on the money distribution for each tournament, with every $1,000 earned being the equivalent of one Charles Schwab Cup point. Points are doubled at the Champions Tour’s five major championships and have triple value at the season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship in October. Web Site Information and updates are available throughout the year on PGATOUR.com. 2005 Recap Tom Watson arrived at Sonoma Golf Club for the 2005 season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship with little expectation of winning his second Charles Schwab Cup in three years. And despite solid play through the first three rounds, Watson still had no visions of Charles Schwab presenting him the Cup at the end of the day Sunday. The month’s hottest player, Jay Haas, was firmly in command of the Championship with a six-shot lead. What Watson hadn’t factored in was the sizzling 64 he would shoot and the impact triple points would have. 2005 Charles Schwab Cup champion Tom Watson Through 27 of 28 official Charles Schwab Cup events, Dana Quigley held a 345-point lead over 2002 and 2004 Cup winner Hale Irwin, which was a lot closer than Quigley cared for him to be. Quigley knew all points had triple value in the final tournament, with the Charles Schwab Cup Championship winner collecting 1,320 points. Quigley’s caddie had worn the yellow bib distinguishing him as the Cup leader the previous 17 weeks, and he wanted to close the deal. Watson entered the finale in fifth place, 686 points behind. Through three rounds Quigley and Watson were tied for second in the Championship, with Irwin pretty much out of contention after three days of mediocre play. With Quigley near the lead, nothing much short of a victory was going to enable Watson to win the Cup. It was an unlikely scenario but not out of the question. The drama mounted Sunday as Haas never got untracked, and Watson turned into a birdie machine. With darkness setting in and Haas and Quigley Charles Schwab Cup Champions Tour 2006 Guide watching in the 18th fairway, the 1988 World Golf Hall of Fame inductee drained his 10th birdie of the day to take a one-shot lead over Haas, who knew what he had to do. An 8-iron approach landed hole high, 25 feet right of the flagstick. A collective groan from the crowd surrounding the green signaled Haas’ birdie attempt to send the Championship to overtime had come up inches short. A stunned Watson had not only won the Charles Schwab Cup Championship, he had claimed the Charles Schwab Cup and its $1 million first prize once again. Quigley, who finished tied for fifth, knew the Cup outcome without being told. “I knew I was fifth coming into today, but I didn’t really think I had a chance with Dana in there even though the points were tripled today,” said Watson. “I’m glad I was wrong. I haven’t had a chance to think about what I may do with the money, but I remain committed to finding a cure for ALS.” Just two years ago in 2003, Watson played with a heavy heart throughout the season knowing that his longtime friend and caddie, Bruce Edwards, was dying from ALS. In an emotional Cup ceremony, Watson and Edwards accepted the Charles Schwab Cup from company founder, Charles Schwab, with Watson announcing he would donate the $1 million to ALS-related organizations. Edwards would succumb to the disease the following April on the eve of the Masters. Inspired by both Watson and fellow New Englander Allen Doyle, Quigley had decided during the summer that any Cup money he won would be donated to charity. Doyle won the inaugural Charles Schwab Cup in 2001 and donated the entire $1 million to seven organizations. True to his word, Quigley and his wife, Angie, donated his $500,000 annuity as runner-up to four charities (see related story). Irwin and Quigley were the only two players to hold down the top spot in the Cup standings over the first 27 tournaments. Quigley led the first two weeks, before Irwin assumed the lead in February and held it for eight straight tournaments. A playoff runner-up finish in the Senior PGA Championship in late May jumped Quigley back to No. 1. He retained the lead for the next 18 tournaments. The biggest lead Quigley enjoyed was 522 points after tournament No. 21, the JELD-WEN Tradition. Irwin’s largest lead was 299 points, which he held for three weeks. Watson’s highest position in the standings prior to winning the Cup was second, which he held three times, the latest being after the U.S. Senior Open Championship in July. 2005 Results Rank/Player Earnings Points Points Behind 1. Tom Watson $1,000,000 2,980 -- 2. Dana Quigley $500,000 2,733 247 3. Mark McNulty $300,000 2,210 770 4. Hale Irwin $200,000 2,001 979 5. Loren Roberts $100,000 1,846 1,134 6. D.A. Weibring -- 1,701 1,279 7. Craig Stadler -- 1,505 1,475 8. Gil Morgan -- 1,504 1,476 9. Jay Haas -- 1,420 1,560 10. Allen Doyle -- 1,410 1,570 About Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. The Charles Schwab Corporation (NYSE/NASD: SCH), through Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. (member SIPC), U.S. Trust Corporation, CyberTrader, Inc. and its other operating subsidiaries, is one of the nation's largest financial services firms, serving over 7 million client accounts with approximately $1 trillion in assets. Schwab provides individual investors with a complete range of stock brokerage services, mutual funds, financial planning and investment advice, retirement plans and banking products and services, through branch offices, the telephone and the Web. The Charles Schwab, U.S. Trust and CyberTrader Web sites can be reached at schwab.com, ustrust.com and cybertrader.com, respectively. PGATOUR.com
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E EDWARDS, Danny BIRTHDATE: June 14
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M MALTBIE, Roger BIRTHDATE: June 30
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BEST CHAMPIONS TOUR CAREER FINISH:
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Loren Roberts JELD-WEN Tradition 20
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SECTION 8 CHAMPIONS TOUR AWARDS
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SECTION 9 CORPORATE MARKETING
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Golf Digest The Official Golf Publi
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Dana Quigley (top) finished second
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PGA TOUR Productions is the televis
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