Nick O'Hern - Media Guide

holes) before falling to Henrik Stenson, 1-up. It marked the second time in the event that he had knocked out Woods (2005, second round), the only player to accomplish that feat...Finished T6 at the World Golf Championships-CA Championship at Doral Golf Resort and Spa, his first top-10 in four starts in the event...Closed with rounds of 66-66 to finish third at the Travelers Championship, second-best finish of PGA TOUR career. It was O'Hern's best finish of the year and his third top-10...A Captain's Pick by International Team Captain Gary Player, went 1-4-0 in the competition at Montreal.

T2 at the Booz Allen Classic, five strokes behind champion Ben Curtis. Posted consecutive 7-under 64s (career best) at TPC Avenel...Chipped in from a greenside bunker on the fourth hole of a sudden-death playoff with Peter Lonard to win the Australian PGA Championship in mid-December. 2005: Left-hander played TOUR as a Special Temporary Member...Member of the European Tour since 1999, finished 21st in the Order of Merit with four top-10s. Best finish on European Tour was runner-up at the Heineken Classic in homeland of Australia...Playing in ninth career TOUR event, defeated two-time defending champion Tiger Woods in second round en route to T5 finish at Accenture Match Play Championship. Beat Charles Howell III, Woods and Luke Donald before falling to Ian Poulter 3 and 1 in the quarterfinals...Made his first start at the Masters, finished T45... Next week, finished T9 at the MCI Heritage, his first top-10 in a stroke-place event on TOUR...Finished T6 in his first appearance at the Memorial Tournament for his third top-10 in six TOUR starts during the season. During the week joined the TOUR as a Special Temporary Member for the remainder of season...Compiled a 2-3-0 record for International Team in first Presidents Cup appearance. 2004: Best season on European Tour, with two seconds (French Open and Linde German Masters) and a career-best 11 top-10s. Finished 12th on the European Tour Order of Merit. 2003: Finished 37th in the European Tour Order of Merit with T2 finishes at the ANZ Championship and Telefonica Open de Madrid. 2002: 71st in the European Tour Order of Merit with two top-10s. 2001: Six top-10s led to 42nd finish on European Tour Order of Merit. Reached the quarterfinals of the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship in Australia. 2000: Three top-10s on European Tour. 1999: Came through European Tour Qualifying School on first attempt in 1998. Rookie posted two top-10s in 18 starts.