Phil Mickelson nearly became the sixth player in PGA TOUR history to record a 59 in competition Thursday at the Waste Management Phoenix Open before his putt horseshoed around the hole and out on his final hole of the day, the par-4 ninth. Mickelson's 60 matches his career low, which he shot in this tournament in 2005.

Here's a look who has shot 59, complete with details:

Name	Score	Course	Tournament	Round	Finish	Comment
Stuart Appleby	28-31	TPC Old White (Par 70)	2010 Greenbrier Classic	Final	Won	One eagle, nine birdies. Made 11-foot birdie putt on the 18th to win by one.
Paul Goydos	31-28	TPC Deere Run (Par 71)	2010 John Deere Classic	First	2nd	Twelve birdies. Made 7-foot putt birdie putt on the 18th hole.
David Duval	31-28	PGA West Palmer Course (Par 72)	1999 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic	Final	Won	One eagle, 11 birdies. Made 6-foot eagle on 18th hole. Won by a stroke.
Chip Beck	30-29	Sunrise GC (Par 72)	1991 Las Vegas Invitational	Third	T3	13 birdies. Began on back nine, birdied last three, included 3-footer on last.
Al Geiberger	29-30	Colonial CC (Par 72)	1977 Memphis Classic	Second	Won	One eagle, 11 birdies. Began on back nine, made 8-foot birdie putt on ninth.

PGA TOUR veteran Paul Goydos underwent surgery to remove a bone spur in his left wrist on Tuesday.

Goydos tweeted Wednesday that the "Surgery went well. The Doctor didn't find any problems but the Bone spur." He later tweeted that it will be 6-8 weeks "at best" before he will touch a club.

"Will no more when I go back to the DR next week," Goydos tweeted. 

The 47-year-old, who is a two-time PGA TOUR champ, also thanked his Twitter followers for their good wishes. "To all of you out there in twitter world, thanks for the kind words and support. I don't have the most followers, but I think I have the best" @PaulGoydosPGA

At least Goydos will have some entertainment during his layoff. His alma mater, Long Beach State, takes on New Mexico at 4:10 p.m. ET on Thursday in the first round of the NCAA basketball tournament.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Paul Goydos withdrew late Thursday after finishing his first round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open.

Goydos had shot an 80 that included a back-nine 43. He made three double bogeys, four bogeys and one birdie during  the round.

Thursday evening, Goydos tweeted his frustration.

@PaulGoydos Got no game whatsoever!! Left Wrist, Right Elbow, and left knee are hurting. It's only The first week in February!! Going to be a long year

PGATOUR.COM’s countdown of the Top 100 Players to Watch in 2012 begins today.

Starting with Thursday’s unveiling of Nos. 91-100, we’ll unveil our list throughout the rest of December, with the No. 1 Player to Watch unveiled on Dec. 30.

Each day, we’ll also post a note in TOUR Report with the latest list of players.

That will give you an opportunity to weigh in on how you think those players will perform next year – and whether you think we have them ranked too low or too high. After all, just like snowflakes, no two lists will be the same.

So for the debut of this year’s list, here are Nos. 91-100. Click on each player’s link for his preview page, including 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 .

Don’t forget to let us know what you think.

No. 91: Angel Cabrera

No. 92: Justin Leonard

No. 93: J. J. Killeen

No. 94: Scott Verplank

No. 95: Jimmy Walker

No. 96: Andres Romero

No. 97: Paul Goydos

No. 98: Ricky Barnes

No. 99: Kris Blanks

No. 100: Billy Hurley

ARCHIVE PAGE/ROLLOUT SCHEDULE OF TOP 100 PLAYERS TO WATCH IN 2012

ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. -- Paul Goydos has withdrawn after posting a first-round 79 at the McGladrey Classic. Goydos Tweeted on Wednesday that he’d tweaked his left oblique muscle and was unsure whether he’d start the event. He attempted to go Thursday but Tweeted this following the round: “Had to withdraw!! Shouldn't have started, to stubborn!! Hopefully I can play next week.” At No. 62 on the money list, Goydos doesn't have to worry about rushing back to retain his status on TOUR for next season.

If anyone is hoping to make a move at the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, now is the time. The final groups have reached what PGA TOUR Network’s Bob Stevens is calling “the Las Vegas strip.” Holes 13 through 16 at TPC Summerlin are four of the six easiest holes on the course, playing an average of 1.483 strokes under par for the week. That’s a substantial number considering the overall average score for the first three rounds was fractions of a stroke better than 2-under par. Here’s a look at how the top players on the leaderboard have fared this week on the Strip: Kevin Na: 7 under Tim Herron: 4 under Nick Watney: 8 under Carl Pettersson: 6 under Kris Blanks: 9 under Paul Goydos: 7 under Jhonattan Vegas: 6 under

The final group has made the turn at TPC Summerlin and, at 21 under, Kevin Na has a two-shot lead over Nick Watney. Tim Herron and Paul Goydos are three back with five others at 17 under. Watney briefly tied Na at 19 under with a 6-foot birdie putt on the par-4 7th hole but Na answered with a birdie from inside 4 feet to move back ahead. The 28-year old Na, searching for his first PGA TOUR victory in his 132nd career start, added a birdie on the par-5 9th to reach his current number and head to the back nine in the driver’s seat.

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.