Wes Short
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Short carded rounds of 69-66 at the Wedgewood/Kinsale Sectional to qualify for the US Open.
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At 52-years-old, Short makes for a fun pick at Oakmont this week. He traditionally plays on the Champions Tour and currently sits in 14th place in the Charles Schwab Cup ranking. While Short may be out of his prime, he should not be overlooked at Oakmont as he can still drive the ball a good ways, averaging 289.4 yards off the tee. He also hits an impressive 70% of fairways and 73% of greens in regulation.
At 52-years-old, Short makes for a fun pick at Oakmont this week. He traditionally plays on the Champions Tour and currently sits in 14th place in the Charles Schwab Cup ranking. While Short may be out of his prime, he should not be overlooked at Oakmont as he can still drive the ball a good ways, averaging 289.4 yards off the tee. He also hits an impressive 70% of fairways and 73% of greens in regulation.
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2006 Fantasy Outlook
Wes Short won the Michelin Championship. One question if you think about selecting him: is he going to win again this year? Not likely. Short was playing on a medical extension last year, and the win will give him a two-year exception. How often he can take advantage of the exemption is the other question. It's never a good idea to take someone with medical issues until they have been injury free for a couple years.
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Short tied for 27th at the HP Byron Nelson Championship.
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Short, playing in the Major Medical Extension category, missed the cut at the Wells Fargo Championship.
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Short, playing in the Major Medical Extension category, finished in the MDF group at the Texas Open.
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Short, Johnson Wagner, John Pederson, Gary Woodland, Kyle Stanley, Matt Every, Justin Bolli and Joey Snyder III have been designated in Made Cut but Did Not Finish (MDF) at the Texas Open.
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Short, playing in the Major Medical Extension category, tied for 70th, plus-2, at the Houston Open.
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