Will Bill Haas got what he want? And won the champion at Quail Hollow? Let's wait and see!

May 7, 2011 - PRLog -- David Toms won the first Wells Fargo Championship in 2003, back then at Quail Hollow, Dave got 6 shots under par, apparently this result was not good enough. However, Bill Haas is even more amazing, have all the five-hole birdies, tied his worst scores with 64 shots, and won two-shot lead.


Haas, who was 28-year-old, previously played 21 rounds of the PGA Tour, but because his father Jay is a member of the course, so as a child he visited here very often, it is estimated  that he played with TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons(http://www.yourgolfhomes.com/goods-16106-TaylorMade-Burner-20-Irons-4-9PAS.html) no less than thirty feet before he turned pro, so he is very familiar with the course, he said: "My father always said:' let's go to Quail Hollow tomorrow!' So Play here is like palying at home. "


However, Haas' professional tournament results are not satisfactory, although once tied for fourth in 2006, but was eliminated three times, and late last year also got 76 shots, tied for 29th. It does not matter, Haas will show us what is playing at home this year, his putting was very good, got a total of eight birdies, he said: "If the putting is good, everything will be fine."


Thomas showed the imposing manner just like the previous champions, one eagle and one bogey. Hyundai Tournament of Champions winner Jonathan Byrd got seven birdies and one bogey, many wondered what if he used Callaway Diablo Octane Driver(http://www.yourgolfhomes.com/goods-16120-Callaway-Diablo-...), it ain't  66 shots in total, maybe even more less shots, as a result, the two tied for second.