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PGA Proj. Today - Valero Texas Open Close GET $20 DEPOSIT MATCH IMMEDIATELY!

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Updated: Fri, Feb 09th 2018 8:00:11 am

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V. Taylor - G

Taylor closed with an even par 72, and finished in a tie for 16th at the Valero Texas Open.

Although an even par result is never an awful mark on a non-scoring course, Taylor unfortunately dropped five spots on the leaderboard as most of the top-20 went low. The back nine of TPC San Antonio treated Taylor especially well as he combined to go six-under on the closing holes over the four rounds, especially taking advantage of the par fives -- he birdied five of the six par fives after Thursday. One aspect that the 42-year-old could improve upon is his iron accuracy, as he hit just 57 percent of his GIR, but displayed excellent recovery skills as he ranked 11th in SG: Around-the-green. This marked the fifth top-25 of 2017-18 for the Virginia native, but he won't tee it up in this week's Zurich Classic.

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D. McCarthy - G

McCarthy shot a two-under 70 in the final round of the Valero Texas Open to finish in a tie for 20th place.

McCarthy carded six birdies to four bogeys on Sunday, helping him notch his second top-20 in his last three starts. His ball striking numbers weren't the greatest, as he was outside the top-45 in SG: Tee-to-green and greens hit in regulation. McCarthy was able to make up for it with his putter, ranking top-10 in both SG: Putting and putts per GIR. He will try to strike it better at the Zurich Classic next week, where he will be teaming up with Hunter Mahan.

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A. Baddeley - G

Baddeley fired a one-under 71 during his final round Sunday, finishing in a tie for 16th at the Valero Texas Open.

Over the course of the event Baddeley shot rounds of 71-71-69-71, and although he was never in clear contention, this was his seventh straight made cut and second top-20 result over the span. Although, this top 20 wouldn't have happened without an impressive 63-foot birdie chip in on the 15th, which sparked him to close with back-to-back birdies on the 17th and 18th. The Australian was carried by his irons throughout the tournament however, as although he ranked just 61st in SG: Putting and 41st in SG: Off-the-Tee, he was able to gain nearly four strokes on the field with his approach shots and ranked sixth in SG: Around-the-Green. Baddeley ranks just 111th on the FedExCup standings, and will his continue his climb up the rankings in this week's Zurich Classic.

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G. Murray - G

Murray closed with a one-over 73 on Sunday at the Valero Texas Open to finish in a tie for 16th place.

Murray got his week off to a tremendous start with a five-under 67 in round one, followed up by a 69 on Saturday. With many players making a big move on the weekend, Murray was stuck in neutral and shot rounds of 72-73. He was still 21st in SG: Tee-to-green, despite losing over 4.1 strokes to the field on the weekend, showing just how great he struck the ball on Thursday and Friday. Murray now has finished inside the top-25 (7) in half of the events he has played this season, matching his total from all of last season. The 24-year-old will not be in the field for next week's Zurich Classic.

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D. Hearn - G

Hearn finished in a tie for 16th at the Valero Texas Open, after shooting a two-under 70 on Sunday.

During his final round Hearn got off to a fast start, birdying three of his first seven holes, but cooled off afterwords and went one-over the rest of the way. The 38-year-old's recovery skills were on full display at TPC San Antonio, as he led the field in converted sand saves, and also scrambled at a 65 percent rate. Hearn also used his irons to create an edge ranking 12th in SG: Approach-to-the-green, and ninth in GIR. This was Hearn's best finish on Tour this season and his second top-25, although the veteran has just played in 10 events in 2017-18. Hearn will tee it up next for this week's Zurich Classic.

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B. Snedeker - G

Snedeker finished in 15th position after shooting a final round two-under 70 at the Valero Texas Open on Sunday.

Snedeker ended up costing himself a top-10 after he double bogeyed the par-5 18th hole. He really had very few mistakes all week, posting just six bogeys which was the third fewest in the field. As you would expect, Snedeker's short game was stellar as he finished fifth in SG: Around and third in scrambling. His ball striking, however, was not quite where he'd like it to be, ranking T49 in greens hit in regulation and 54th in SG: Off-the-tee. This is Snedeker's fourth top-25 of the season in 11 starts. Last year he posted eight such finishes in only 15 starts, after missing the remainder of the season with a rib injury. The 37-year-old will pair up with long hitting J.B. Holmes next week for the Zurich Classic team event.

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M. Laird - G

Laird finished in a tie for 11th at the Valero Texas Open, after shooting an even par 72 on Sunday.

Laird initially vaulted up the leaderboard after opening his second round with five straight birdies, and a three-under 69 in his third round kept him near the top. Entering the final round Laird was sitting in fifth place on the leaderboard, and although he was four strokes back of eventual champion Andrew Landry, he still let a chance at a top-five finish slip through his fingers. The Scot opened his round Sunday with a bogey, and although he bounced back with a birdie on the eighth, he never got in any kind of scoring groove while most of the top 10 were posting rounds in the 60's. That still shouldn't take away from the excellent all-around performance from Laird, and he truly shined off the tee ranking in a tie for 10th out of the field in fairways hit, and fifth in SG: Off-the-tee. After Laird posted eight top-25 finishes in 2016-17 he's already nabbed four this Tour season, and he'll tee it up next in this week's Zurich Classic.

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B. Horschel - G

Horschel shot a two-under 70 on Sunday, holding firm on the leaderboard and finishing in a tie for 11th at the Valero Texas Open.

During the tournament, Horschel's rounds weren't necessary flashy, but consistent as he posted scores of 68-71-70-70 in Texas. Horschel has really picked up his game of late as well, as after being cut from four straight Tour events starting with the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am on February 11, he's made his last three cuts on Tour -- save for the Masters -- and now has back-to-back top-15 results. The Floridian also displayed fantastic accuracy as well, ranking in a tie for 16th in fairways hit and ninth in GIR, and mainly relied upon his driving skills to create an edge, as he gained three strokes on the field off the tee and ranked 22nd in driving distance. Horschel will look to continue his mini hot streak in this week's Zurich Classic.

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