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NEW YORK – Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) today announced the return of the Morgan Stanley Eagles for Impact Challenge at THE PLAYERS Championship. For every eagle made throughout the tournament, Morgan Stanley will donate 1,500 books to Book Trust, a national early literacy non profit that tackles generational poverty by inspiring kids’ passion for reading. The firm will be tracking eagles made this week at THE PLAYERS Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida with the goal of providing 75,000 books to students across the country. Justin Rose, Morgan Stanley Brand Ambassador and a 10-time PGA TOUR champion, will match Morgan Stanley’s commitment to Book Trust by donating 1,500 books for every eagle he personally makes throughout the tournament.  “Building upon the success of the 2018 challenge, where we donated over 96,000 books to students across the country, we are excited to return as a Proud Partner of THE PLAYERS with year three of the Eagles for Impact Challenge,â€� said Audrey Choi, Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Sustainability Officer, Morgan Stanley. “At Morgan Stanley, we are committed to giving back in the local communities where we live and work and are excited to celebrate great play at THE PLAYERS this year by providing children in need with the opportunity to choose, own and love their own books.â€� “I am proud to be back at THE PLAYERS with Morgan Stanley to support a cause we both are passionate about – giving back to youth-related charities,â€� said Justin Rose, PGA TOUR Professional. “Through the Morgan Stanley Eagles for Impact Challenge, we are making a tangible difference in young students’ lives by creating a passion for reading and learning that they will carry with them moving forward.â€� Book Trust uniquely delivers choice and ownership of books to children; increasing literacy, inspiring a joy of reading, and fostering life-long learning. This year Book Trust will deliver 1 million books to 57,000 kids in 21 states. “We are grateful and excited to be returning for a second year as Morgan Stanley’s Eagles for Impact charity partner at THE PLAYERS Championship,â€� said Tiffany Kuehner, Book Trust’s President and CEO. “We share Morgan Stanley’s commitment to giving back and providing all children with the tools necessary for a bright and healthy future. It’s partners like Morgan Stanley and Justin Rose who make our work each day possible and who inspire others to become involved in this important mission.â€� As a Proud Partner of THE PLAYERS, Morgan Stanley will provide multiple opportunities to follow along as eagles are made, including: Broadcasting the entire tournament on the Morgan Stanley Headquarters building signage in the heart of Times Square. The nearly 350,000 pedestrians in Times Square on any given day will be able to watch the live tournament broadcast Thursday – Sunday, view a live tournament leaderboard and get real-time updates on the of eagles made and total books donated. At TPC Sawgrass, fans will be able to join in on the action at the Morgan Stanley Eagles for Impact tent to take a swing in a Topgolf simulator and pose for an augmented reality photo featuring Morgan Stanley Brand Ambassador Justin Rose. Golf fans will be able to follow along as eagles are made using #EagleUp and visiting www.MorganStanley.com/EagleUp. “Morgan Stanley’s Eagles for Impact Challenge at THE PLAYERS exemplifies their continuous commitment to giving back to children in need and promoting youth education, a key charitable pillar of this tournament,â€� said Jared Rice, Executive Director of THE PLAYERS. “We are honored to call Morgan Stanley a Proud Partner of THE PLAYERS, and we look forward to continuing the initiative this year, which celebrates excellent play on the course while also having a positive impact off the course on students’ education and future learning.â€� Morgan Stanley employees around the country will also be doing their part in support of Book Trust, by volunteering at Book Trust events, providing children with the opportunity to choose and take home books supplying the basic foundation for a bright future. Prior to THE PLAYERS, Morgan Stanley employees held a Feed the Read celebration with first graders at Mayport Elementary in Jacksonville, FL, handing out books and reading with students. THE PLAYERS will air Thursday and Friday on Golf Channel from 1 p.m.-7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday on NBC—2 p.m.-7 p.m. on Saturday and 1 p.m.-6 p.m. on Sunday. Visit www.MorganStanley.com/EagleUp to learn more and follow along on social using #EagleUp and #THEPLAYERS. For more information about THE PLAYERS, visit www.theplayers.com.
Rickie Fowler was hoping to wipe away the past. Justin Thomas was hoping to relive it. Neither got what they were looking for Sunday at the U.S. Open. The buddies who shared a house near Erin Hills also shared the misery after a wind-swept final round in which they never got themselves into the mix. Fowler, as was the case in previous majors where he’s contended, did nothing to put real pressure on the leaders. Thomas, looking for more from where his record-setting 63 came from the day before, was out of contention by the middle of the front nine. “Well, it wasn’t going to be like yesterday, regardless,” Thomas said, acknowledging that record-setting days don’t come around all that often. Fowler
How the field qualified for The American Express as of 1/10/2020: Check here for updates. Winner – THE PLAYERS Championship – Last 5 years Rickie Fowler Si Woo Kim Winner – PGA Championship – Last 5 years Jimmy Walker Winner – The Open Championship – Last 5 years Zach Johnson Francesco Molinari Winner – World Golf Championships Event Kevin Kisner Phil Mickelson U.S. Ryder Cup Team Tony Finau Member of Last Named European Ryder Cup Team Paul Casey Alex Noren Member of Last Named International Presidents Cup Team Byeong Hun An Abraham Ancer Sungjae Im Career Money Exemption Steve Stricker Bo Van Pelt Past Champion of The American Express Jason Dufner Brian Gay Bill Haas Adam Long Hudson Swafford Jhonattan Vegas Mark Wilson PGA Section Champion Brian Smock Sponsors Exemptions – Members not otherwise exempt Ricky Barnes Ben Crane Sponsors Exemption – Unrestricted Akshay Bhatia Harris English Isaiah Salinda Josh Teater Current Tournament Winners Ryan Armour Cameron Champ Austin Cook Tyler Duncan Brice Garnett Max Homa Billy Horschel Charles Howell III Patton Kizzire Russell Knox Andrew Landry Nate Lashley Troy Merritt Sebastián Muñoz Kevin Na Pat Perez Scott Piercy J.T. Poston Ted Potter, Jr. Andrew Putnam Chez Reavie Brendan Steele Brendon Todd Martin Trainer Aaron Wise Matthew Wolff Top 125 on Prior Season’s FedExCup Points List Jason Kokrak Lucas Glover Rory Sabbatini Harold Varner III Ryan Moore Vaughn Taylor Joel Dahmen Wyndham Clark Adam Schenk Danny Lee Kevin Streelman Charley Hoffman Chesson Hadley Brian Stuard Matt Every Russell Henley Brian Harman Michael Thompson Luke List Roger Sloan Sam Burns Bud Cauley Nick Watney Mackenzie Hughes J.J. Spaun Talor Gooch Chris Stroud Kyle Stanley Patrick Rodgers Cameron Tringale Sam Ryder Kyoung-Hoon Lee Scott Stallings Denny McCarthy Scott Brown Carlos Ortiz Sepp Straka Aaron Baddeley Peter Malnati Nick Taylor Martin Laird Top 125 (Nonmember) Doc Redman Lucas Bjerregaard Major Medical Extension Daniel Berger Bronson Burgoon Kevin Chappell Kevin Stadler James Hahn Ben Martin Grayson Murray John Huh Seung-Yul Noh Brandon Hagy Greg Chalmers Leading Money Winner from Korn Ferry Tour Prior Year Scottie Scheffler Top Finishers for Korn Ferry Tour Prior Season (reordered) Mark Hubbard Scott Harrington Tom Hoge Harry Higgs Xinjun Zhang Robby Shelton Zac Blair Richy Werenski Cameron Percy Fabián Gómez Henrik Norlander David Hearn D.J. Trahan Hank Lebioda Robert Streb Maverick McNealy Beau Hossler Bo Hoag Matthew NeSmith Rob Oppenheim Kramer Hickok Joseph Bramlett Rafael Campos Chase Seiffert Mark Anderson Kristoffer Ventura Rhein Gibson Ben Taylor Tyler McCumber Chris Baker Michael Gligic Tim Wilkinson Sebastian Cappelen Doug Ghim Cameron Davis Ryan Brehm Michael Gellerman Nelson Ledesma Anirban Lahiri Vincent Whaley Vince Covello John Senden Minor Medical Extension Stewart Cink Hunter Mahan
