Can Steve Stricker pull off a
four-peat -- a Stricker Slam, so to speak -- today at the John
Deere Classic?
Good afternoon, golf fans. We've made it to Sunday and the
final round of the John Deere Classic. And what a day it is for
storylines. Here are some items you can chew on as you're watching
the CBS coverage today (3 p.m. to 6 p.m. ET). ... 1. Can
Troy Matteson go the distance for a wire-to-wire
victory at TPC Deere Run? It would be his third PGA TOUR win. The
last wire-to-wire winner on TOUR was
Rory McIlroy at the 2011 U.S. Open. 2. Can
Zach Johnson win his first title at his home
event? It's one he badly wants, and it might just give him a leg up
on
Tiger Woods for PGA TOUR player of the year
honors. It would be Johnson's second win and fourth top-two finish
of the season. 3. And, of course,
Steve Stricker. A victory would give him four in a
row at the John Deere, and make him just the fifth player in
history to accomplish the feat. Can he do it? 4. Also, what kind of
boost would a four-peat give Stricker toward potential
World Golf Hall of Fame induction? He is eligible
for induction in 2013. 5.
Jamie Lovemark.
Playing on a major medical extention, he needs
to win in order to retain his TOUR card. Let us know what you think
in the comments section below.