Now that the Web.com Tour finals are behind us and the 2013-2014 PGA Tour cards have been handed out. There were many, many different opinions on how this format differed from the previous format, including the PGA Tour "Q-School".
There seemed to be a little more confusion with the new format, as there tends to be with something new. Though the new system did not seem that far off base, when it comes to the PGA Tour wanting to award players the privilege of playing on their top stage.
Eddie Lee carded an opening round 9-under 63, to take the lead by two strokes in the 2013 Testoril Tour Championship on the Hopkins Golf Peach State Tour.
Lee, beginning on No. 10 this morning at The Georgia Club in Statham, Ga. would come out birdie hunting early in his round. Carding four in a row, quickly moving him to 4-under par.
Another birdie on the par-5, 16th saw him make the turn in 33.
Eagling the Par-5, first, would see Lee go even deeper on his round -- Taking his score to 6-under par. Equaling the early round lead of Kyle Thompson.
Two more birdies on Nos. three and four saw Lee's score go to 9-under and to the out right lead. Parring in from No. 5 on and keeping a clean card have Lee sitting atop the leaderboard after one round.
Matt Ryan carded a final round 1-under, 71 holding off hard chargers Taylor Floyd and Sam Beach to claim the eGolf Pro Tour's Columbia Classic.
The former Fresno State standout is no rookie when it comes to closing the deal in final rounds. The Santa Clarita, Ca. native has already notched two wins on the eGolf Tour. In 2011 at the Spring Creek Classic, his first career win. As well as capturing the Championship at River Run, last season.
Ryan held the 36-hole lead after carding opening rounds of 63 and 68.
