Abraham Ancer donation funds creation of unique First Tee event

As evidenced by the range of weather at the BMW Championship, Mother Nature can be a bit moody this time of year. Hot and humid one minute; cool, windy and light rain the next. Being able to adapt to the unpredictable conditions is the difference between an enjoyable stroll around the course and a good walk spoiled. Having a reliable ‘go-to’ layering piece that provides protection in a variety of conditions is the key to comfort and performance. Recognizing this, adidas Golf has released the new Go-To Adapt Jacket for fall. Constructed from a mix of polyester and fleece, the Go-To Adapt was created to give players a grab-and-go option when heading to the course. The polyester on the upper chest, back, and shoulders allows heat to escape as temperatures rise while the fleece-lined fabric over the midsection keeps the core warm for those early morning tee times. “Golfers are used to having apparel that works for the two temperature extremes,� said Christine Cowen, global director of apparel, adidas Golf. “But there are days when you need to be able to transition, for example, from a cooler morning to a warmer afternoon. That’s why we created the Go-To Adapt Jacket; to be the ideal mid-weight option that provides optimal stretch where you need it as well as enhanced breathability. It’s that reliable and perfect piece that can take you through your day, on course and off.� The Go-To Adapt Jacket is loaded with performance and comfort features. One of the more unique aspects is the telescope cuff. Having the ability to roll up the sleeves of a pullover or jacket is a must on the course. Too often this leads to stretched out sleeves that are a distraction during the swing. The telescope cuffs on the Go-To Adapt are designed to stretch in a way that allows them to be rolled up and down throughout the day without losing their shape. Articulation is also built into the sleeves in the elbow area to offer freedom of movement during the swing. “It’s heavy enough that if it’s a little bit cool it keeps you nice and warm. It doesn’t restrict you when you are swinging,� said Sergio Garcia. Combined with the fleece-lined shell is a water-resistant fabric which helps to ward off light showers. For heavier rains, the Go-To Adapt can effortlessly be worn under a waterproof jacket for an extra layer of warmth. A droptail hem provides extra coverage against wind and rain. Plus, front-zip pockets make for an easy place to store a scorecard or hand warmers on a chilly day and internal headphone pockets allow for tunes to be taken on the go. The Go-To Adapt Jacket is available in a range of classic and fashion colorways. The traditional grey, navy blue, white, and black colorways are as versatile as the jacket itself. For those looking to punch up their looks, a spicy Aero Red and an energetic Bright Blue make stylish statements. A women’s version with a more feminine cut and thumbholes on the telescope cuff is also available in four colorways.

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How the field qualified for the Wyndham Championship as of 7/29/2019: Check here for updates. Winner – PGA/U.S. Open Championship Martin Kaymer Jordan Spieth Jimmy Walker Winner – THE PLAYERS Championship Si Woo Kim Webb Simpson Winner – The Masters Patrick Reed Winner – The Open Championship Zach Johnson Shane Lowry Winner – World Golf Championship Event Russell Knox Hideki Matsuyama Winners of the Arnold Palmer Inv. & the Memorial (Last 3 Years) Jason Dufner Winner – FedExCup – Last Five Seasons Billy Horschel Tournament Winner in Past Two Seasons Ryan Armour Daniel Berger Jonas Blixt Paul Casey Cameron Champ Corey Conners Austin Cook Dylan Frittelli Brice Garnett Cody Gribble Adam Hadwin Brian Harman Russell Henley Jim Herman Charles Howell III Mackenzie Hughes Michael Kim Patton Kizzire Satoshi Kodaira Andrew Landry Adam Long Troy Merritt Rod Pampling Pat Perez Scott Piercy Ted Potter, Jr. Chez Reavie Cameron Smith Brandt Snedeker Kyle Stanley Brendan Steele Chris Stroud Martin Trainer Kevin Tway Aaron Wise Matthew Wolff Career Money Exemption Ernie Els Padraig Harrington Sponsors Exemptions – Korn Ferry Tour Finals Lucas Bjerregaard Johnson Wagner Sponsors Exemptions – Members not otherwise exempt Jonathan Byrd Boo Weekley Sponsors Exemptions – Unrestricted Bill Haas Viktor Hovland Collin Morikawa Doc Redman PGA Section Champion\Player of the Year Steve Scott Top 125 on Prior Season’s FedExCup Points List Byeong Hun An Alex Noren Chesson Hadley Luke List Beau Hossler Jason Kokrak Brian Gay Abraham Ancer J.J. Spaun Peter Uihlein Whee Kim Stewart Cink Nick Watney Kevin Streelman Bronson Burgoon Charley Hoffman Joel Dahmen Brian Stuard Branden Grace Kelly Kraft Tom Hoge Scott Stallings Danny Lee Anirban Lahiri Sam Ryder Brandon Harkins Patrick Rodgers Harold Varner III Alex Cejka Rory Sabbatini Richy Werenski Tyler Duncan Seamus Power Martin Laird J.T. Poston Vaughn Taylor Sam Saunders Ryan Blaum Scott Brown Nick Taylor Bud Cauley Harris English Top 125 (Prior Season Nonmember) Joaquin Niemann Kiradech Aphibarnrat Major Medical Extension Lucas Glover Luke Donald Leading Money Winner from Korn Ferry Tour & KFT Finals Sungjae Im Denny McCarthy Top Finishers from Korn Ferry Tour Prior Season (reordered) Michael Thompson Adam Schenk Wyndham Clark Kyoung-Hoon Lee Roger Sloan Peter Malnati Carlos Ortiz Matt Jones Shawn Stefani Wes Roach Sebastián Muñoz Hank Lebioda Roberto Castro Robert Streb Sepp Straka Scott Langley Stephan Jaeger Kramer Hickok Chase Wright Joey Garber Roberto Díaz Alex Prugh Adam Svensson Curtis Luck Julián Etulain Cameron Davis Anders Albertson José de Jesús Rodríguez Fabián Gómez Hunter Mahan Ben Silverman Josh Teater Seth Reeves Brady Schnell Nicholas Lindheim J.J. Henry Sangmoon Bae Kyle Jones Chris Thompson John Chin Chad Collins Will Claxton 126 – 150 Prior Season’s FEC Points List (Reordered) Talor Gooch Aaron Baddeley Zack Sucher

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