In the play-off, The Fry's.com Open has been put into the dividends, Troy Matteson, Jamie Lovemark and Rickie Fowler. Matteson grabbed the trophy with the last two holes of bogey to tie for the first. The player with 131st on the tour money list had secured a spot on the PGA Tour for the next two years. And Jamie Lovemark and Rickie Fowler have very bright futures ahead of them and we will be hearing from them in the very near future.

"I have to admit that I was rooting for Rickie Fowler to pull this one out. I am so impressed by the way this 20 year old goes about his business on the golf course”, the coach, "Little Hawk", because of his business like approach at such a young age. “This coupled with his background in motor cross serves him well with his fearless attitude on the golf course. I see nothing wrong with being aggressive as long as it is controlled and not costing you millions of dollars."

The final round, Rickie Fowler posted of a 64. He doesn't get too excited when he hits a good shot and doesn't get rattled when a shot goes off line. This is a great lesson for all of golfers. When it's his turn to play a shot he wastes no time in pulling the trigger. It tells that he isn't over thinking. He is keeping it simple and trusts his first instinct. If you start to second guess yourself you will never hit a good shot because you just don't completely trust it.

This years PGA Tour season is coming to a close in a few weeks. Many players will be positioning themselves for next year while others will be heading back to Qualifying School .One thing is for sure after watching this weeks' event, the future of golf is going to be exciting with so many good young players on the rise...

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