Quicken Loans Closing Team

Stanley, however, won against the additional pocket after having kept his courage to pitch from a height of two metres after seeing Howell miss his try from twice the mile. A Stanley emotionally minded man who has been struggling since his first ever European stage Waste Management Phoenix Open 2012 triumph is hoping this triumph will boost his professionalism.

He was four shot driving from night guide David Lingmerth and slid further back when he had bogeyed the first one after having found a green shelter, but it would turn out to be the only mistake of an unforgettable one. Birdie's on the fifth, sixth y 8th days lit the 29-year-old in the standings and he scored a forth win in six wholes just after the corner after approaching a great four-foot near goal.

It struck for another birdy on the 299 yard, four 14th par, which was enough to seven him under, along with game mate Howell, who had just pocketed a 27 ft puttingt o an Adler. He and Stanley both failed to see the playoff holes along the way, except that the latter splintered to five toes before a second tournament cap was sealed.

Rickie Fowler, nine from the top of the rankings, rallied the rankings after nine birdies to help him reach a final score of 65, which was enough to draw third place with Martin Laird of Scotland to five overall. While Lingmerth had lead 54 of the 54-hole Maryland tournament, he was made to regret a second 73 in a row, which included three boys and a doubles boy, when he chose a five point score along with seven others.

Stanley has deserved his place in this month's Open Championship as a reward for winning, R&A said. Howell, Laird and Sung Kang from South Korea, who were the fifth to draw, have also taken their places at Royal Birkdale.