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Thompson teesoff "Alabama's Golf Insider" teesoff Thompson teesoff 7.20.17 In recognition of the milestone of recently reaching my 200th issue, I'm pleased to offer a special "Lifetime" subscription offer of $100 for 10 years of issues! That's right, this special offer is available now and will mean you won't have to pay $30 annually, but rather a one-time payment of $100 for up to 10 years of issues. This option is available when you click the Subscribe Now! button. Click our Icon to Subscribe! I thought I'd take a look at who is where on the various money lists. Some players with local con- nections are well placed to reach various goals such as the Tour Championship or keep their PGA Tour cards, while some need to make a push to ensure playing privileges next season. Let's take a look… On the PGA Tour, former University of Alabama golfer Justin Thomas leads the way for all locals as he's third in the FedEx Cup Standings with three wins and over $5.1 million banked. Others include Auburn's Jason Dufner, 21st in the FedEx Cup, $2.7 million won; UA's Bud Cauley, 53rd, $1.4 million won; Stewart Cink, who grew up in Florence, 60th, $1.1 million; Kevin Streel- man, who has strong family ties through his wife to Tuscaloosa, is 69th, with $1.2 million; Patton Kizzire, who grew up in Tuscaloosa and played for Auburn, 90th, $961,000; Auburn's Dominic Boz- zelli, 100th, $868,000; UAB's Graeme McDowell, 114th, $639,000; former Daleville resident Brian Gay, 115th, $734,000; UA's Trey Mullinax, 117th, $742,000; Auburn's Blayne Barber, 119th, $700,000; Faulkner State's Bubba Watson, 123rd, $837,000; and Ben Martin, who has a number of family mem- bers who went to UA, is 125th, $670,000. Outside the all-important top 125 and thus with work to do are: former UA player Michael Thomp- son, 131st; Smylie Kaufman of Vestavia Hills, 136th; Boo Weekley, 160th; former Pell City resident Willy Wilcox, 194th; former UA golfer Jason Bohn, 196th; Central Alabama Community College's Carl Petters- son, 198th; Wallace State player Freddie Jacobson, Checking in on players with state ties on the various Pro Tours NEXT ISSUE WILL BE AUGUST 10, 2017 AFTER A TWO-WEEK BREAK. Justin Thomas Jason Dufner Casey Wittenberg Robby Shelton