It was a hard-fought race in February, with the Inside Golf 2020 Golf Tipping Competition leaderboard changing on a weekly (and daily) basis. It all came down to a single shot on the final hole at the Honda Classic, where overnight leader Tommy Fleetwood–needing a birdie to force a playoff with Sungjae Im–sprayed his approach into the water to the right of the green. This not only sank Fleetwood’s hopes of winning his first US PGA Tour event, but also the hopes of Inside Golf Tipster Trent Field, who seemingly had one hand on the February Prize prior to Fleetwood’s ball taking a swim.
In the end, however, with a spectacular winning pick of Sungjae Im, the winner of the February competition is Tony Davies, who pipped Graham Voss by an agonizing $14,316 in prizemoney (it just goes to show that every pick and every dollar counts!).
Tony wins Six Dozen Srixon Q-Star Golf Balls, and takes the overall lead for the season.
However, if you missed out on a prize (or a pick, or even entering) this month, never fear. The numbers will now re-set for the March competition (Though tipsters will all continue to keep aggregate earnings for the season-long competition)
MARCH COMPETITION
The March competition begins this week, with a prize of a Cleveland CBX2 Wedge up for grabs!
The Cleveland CBX2 is a forgiving, cavity back wedge that also provides versatility for all golfers. It’s got off-the charts forgiveness thanks to a Hollow-Cavity which means you’re pretty much guaranteed to hit the sweep spot, whilst Cleveland Golf’s ‘Dynamic Sole’ and ‘Rotex’ face means you still have the freedom to hit any shot you dream up.
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It’s never too late to enter, with plenty of monthly prizes up for grabs.
Check out the Inside Golf 2020 Golf Tipping Competition by clicking here
Good luck!
A four-time winner of the Australian Golf Media Awards, including Best Photojournalism, Best Opinion, Best Column and Best Photographic Presentation, Inside Golf Group Editor Richard Fellner is the quintessential Golf Tragic, having played the game for over 50 years (but has never gotten any better!) He has played and reviewed courses all over the world, and has interviewed many of the great players of the game (including Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson and Greg Norman). Richard is a member of both the Australian Golf Media Association and the Golf Society of Australia, and has been a featured guest on many Australian "sports talk" radio shows and networks, including ABC Grandstand, SEN 1116, Melbourne Talk Radio 1377, 2GB and others.
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