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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. -- Tommy Gainey has withdrawn from The Honda Classic with a wrist injury.

Gainey, who was scheduled to tee off at 1:20 p.m. ET, shot a 76 in the opening round before pulling out prior to his second round.

In seven starts this year, Gainey has two WDs -- the other came at the Waste Management Phoenix Open -- and three missed cuts. His best finish this season was a tie for 52nd at the Northern Trust Open.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – Tommy Gainey, Vijay Singh, Stewart Cink and Chris Kirk withdrew from the Waste Management Phoenix Open after play was suspended on Friday night.

“I was coughing, sneezing, everything out there,” Gainey said. “You name it, I did it.”

Gainey, who held the 36-hole lead at TPC Scottsdale a year ago, had played 13 holes in the second round. He was 11 over for the tournament. 

Singh and Kirk were playing together and had one hole to play. Singh was 1 under for the day and 4 over for the tournament while Kirk was 2 over through 17 holes and 3 over for the tournament.

Cink had rebounded well from his opening 83, playing 15 holes of the second round in 2 under.

Only two wins in 2011 came from Nos. 61-70 that were unveiled Sunday on PGATOUR.COM’s Top 100 Players to Watch in 2012. But that’s not to say there weren’t other triumphs. D.A. Points’ win at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am was one to remember, a first TOUR win enjoyed alongside funnyman (and winning amateur partner) Bill Murray. Bryce Molder won in the Fall Series with a playoff win at the Frys.com. Bill Lunde enjoyed a season-long title by winning the Kodak Challenge and its coveted $1 million prize. Kyle Stanley showed himself to be a rookie with staying power, finishing 34th in the FedExCup race, while fan favorite Tommy Gainey had another strong season with four third-place finishes. Below is a link to each of the 10 players who were revealed on Sunday. PGATOUR.COM will countdown the players for the rest of December, with No. 1 unveiled on Dec. 30. Be sure to check out this year’s new addition of the Three Wise Men – Chris DiMarco, Arron Oberholser and Craig Perks, who offer their takes on each of the players on the list. Let’s us know how you think these players will perform in 2012 and whether we ranked ‘em too high, too low or just right. No. 61: J.B. Holmes No. 62: Ryan Moore No. 63: Tommy Gainey No. 64: D.A. Points No. 65: Kyle Stanley No. 66: Robert Allenby No. 67: Jerry Kelly No. 68: Bryce Molder No. 69: Spencer Levin No. 70: Bill Lunde CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE ARCHIVE PAGE/SCHEDULE FOR THE TOP 100 PLAYERS TO WATCH IN 2012

At 20 under, Kevin Na is still topping the leaderboard at TPC Summerlin. But there are some new faces applying pressure. Four-time PGA TOUR winner Tim Herron has entered the picture with a quartet of front nine birdies to reach 19 under, one shot behind Na. Herron has a pair of top-10 finishes this season and a third would lock up a 2012 TOUR card for the man currently ranked No. 105 on the money list. Na’s fellow Vegas-are resident and playing partner, Nick Watney, is still two back and has been joined by Tommy Gainey, who has posted back-to-back birdies to get to 18 under. Robert Garrigus, who joins Watney and Na in the final group, is even through six holes and four shots off the pace.

By Chris Dunham, PGATOUR.COM Sometimes things just start going your way. The lights are all green on your commute to work, your favorite eatery has that dish you love as its daily special ... you hit a poor shot and wind up with an eagle. No word was immediate available on Tommy Gainey's commute or his meals, but he was the beneficiary of an unintentionally brilliant shot that resulted in an eagle Saturday on the par-5 16th. Standing 218 yards from the pin, Gainey tried to hit a conservative shot to the left of the green -- where there’s room to make a mistake. But he ended up knocking his ball just over the pin, setting up his 16-foot birdie putt. “That was a bad swing on the second shot,” Gainey said. “I was trying to hit it a little further left than that, but just slid ahead of my shot there and it hit a little right, but it worked out. When you hit bad shots and you get away with it out here and you can make eagle, that's awesome, man.” That eagle was the highlight of Gainey’s bogey-free 7-under 64 that helped him to reach 15 under and get within two shots of the leaders through 54 holes at TPC Summerlin. “I've hit it kind of bad the first two days, but I've just made everything I've looked at,” he said. “I putted really well, and today is just another day. I mean, I made a lot of putts today. I had a bogey-free round. Out here when you don't make any bogeys, you can gain a lot of spots in a hurry.” Starting Sunday in a tie for fifth, the two-time Nationwide Tour graduate has four spots standing between him and his first career PGA TOUR victory.

Nick Watney and Kevin Na share the 54-hole lead at the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. The duo, tied at 17 under, will be joined by Robert Garrigus (-16) in the final grouping Sunday at 2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. local time). Watney, a Vegas-area resident, birdied five of his last six holes Saturday as he made a late surge to the top of the leaderboard. Na did most of his damage on the more difficult front nine, managing just one birdie on the back nine as he shot a 5-under 66. Joining Garrigus one shot off the pace will be Kris Blanks. Two back are Tommy Gainey, Paul Goydos and Tim Herron. The six players tied with, or within two shots of Watney entering the final round, have a combined total of six PGA TOUR victories -- four belonging to Herron and two for Goydos. Watney has four, including two this year, as he rebounds from missed opportunities in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup. The Regular Season points leader posted just one top-10 finish in the four Playoffs events, but has wasted no time coming back into form.

With a birdie on the par-4 18th, Robert Garrigus tied Kevin Na and Nick Watney for the lead at 16 under during Round 3 of the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. Garrigus, the second player to shoot a 63 on moving day, is looking for his second career victory, and second in the Fall Series. Also reaching the clubhouse in good position was Tommy Gainey. “Two Gloves” shot a 64 Saturday, highlighted by an eagle on the par-5 16th, and is currently tied for third at 15 under. Na, currently playing the par-3 14th, has a drivable par 4 and a generous par 5 ahead of him. Watney, who just birdied the par-3 17th, is headed to the 18th teebox with a share of the lead. Paul Goydos joins Gainey on shot behind the three leaders. He is about to tee off on the par-3 17th.

Ryuji Imada rolled in four consecutive birdies on holes 13 through 16 Thursday and made the turn at 4 under -- the best score of anyone in the afternoon wave. Nathan Green still holds the clubhouse lead after a 7-under 64. Imada needed just 11 putts on his opening nine and now sets his sights on the front nine at TPC Summerlin. A pair of 2011 PGA TOUR winners -- Michael Bradley (Puerto Rico Open) and Jhonattan Vegas (Bob Hope Classic) -- also are at the 4 under mark, each throughseven holes. Vegas started his day on No. 1 with the Featured Group while Bradley teed off on the back nine. Tommy Gainey, Paul Goydos and Charlie Wi are among the players on the course at 3 under.