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2012 Barclays Purse: Watney Takes Home Close to $1.5 Million

2012-08-27T00:18:05Z

Nick Watney's victory at the 2012 Barclays has netted the golfer $1.44 million for his 10-under victory.

The total purse at the tournament was $8 million. Here is the payout for the rest of the top five.

2) Brandt Snedeker - $864,000
T3) Sergio Garcia - $464,000
T3) Dustin Johnson - $464,000
T5) Graham DeLaet - $281,000
T5) Brian Harman - $281,000
T5) Louis Oosthuizen - $281,000
T5) Lee Westwood - $281,000

The only Boston-area golfer who made the cut was James Driscoll, and he finished last out of the 75 golfers with a total score of 295. For his efforts though, he was paid out $15,200.

Outside of Watney, the golfer that helped himself the most was the Canadian DeLaet. DeLaet finished Sunday's final round very strong, going 6-under on the day to move up the leaderboard 38 spots into his tie for fifth place.

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The Barclays 2012, Final Results: Nick Watney Wins At 10-Under

2012-08-26T22:08:30Z

Nick Watney won The Barclays 2012 on Sunday with a score of 10-under for the tournament, held at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, N.Y. Watney's final round of 2-under was enough to hold off all challengers.

Sergio Garcia faded from the lead on Sunday, and Tiger Woods was never in contention after enduring another poor round. Brandt Snedeker and Dustin Johnson put together rounds that were under par on Sunday, but could not close the gap to catch Watney.

Notables:

Tied 3rd, Sergio Garcia, 6-under, shot 4-over Sunday

Tied 24th, Rory McIlroy, 1-under, shot 1-over Sunday

Tied 38th, Tiger Woods, 1-over, shot 5-over Sunday

Tied 46th, Vijay Singh, 2-over, shot 3-over Sunday

Boston Area Golfers:

75th, James Driscoll, 11-over, shot 6-over Sunday

Keegan Bradley, missed cut

Jerry Kelly, missed cut

For a complete scoreboard of the 2012 Barclays, visit Golf.com's scoreboard.

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The Barclays 2012: Sergio Garcia Leads Nick Watney By One Stroke Through Seven Holes

2012-08-26T19:31:19Z

Sergio Garcia continues to hold the lead at the final round of The Barclays, although barely as he leads Nick Watney by one stroke through seven holes.

Garcia began the day at 10-under, and after a brief dip to nine-under after a bogey on the first hole, he rebounded to bring his score back to double digits under-par. Watney was tied briefly with Garcia after two holes, but a bogey on hole five moved him back in to second place. He birdied hole seven to bring himself within a stroke of the leader.

Other contenders include Brandt Snedeker at eight-under and Dustin Johnson who has charged up the leaderboard to seven-under, as his final round is four-under through 15 holes.

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2012 Barclays Leaderboard: Sergio Garcia Begins The Day On Top

2012-08-26T15:34:09Z

The final round of the 2012 Barclays has begun at the famous Bethpage Black course in Farmingdale, N.Y. Sergio Garcia heads into Sunday with a two-stroke lead over Nick Watney. Those two will begin play at 1:40 p.m. Eastern this afternoon.

Brookline, Mass. resident James Driscoll is through 14 holes on the day. He bogeyed three, five, and seven. Driscoll is now 8-over for the tournament and tied for 71st place. Worcester, Mass. native Scott Stallings is faring much better, standing at even for the tournament and keeping that up with a par on his first hole.

Tiger Woods is six back to start the day. His round begins at 12:20 p.m. His is tied for 10th place with Phil Mickelson, who starts at 1 p.m.

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2012 Barclays: TV Schedule, Tee Times, Pairings For Sunday

2012-08-26T13:10:45Z

Sergio Garcia has a two-stroke lead over Nick Watney heading into the final day of the Barclays tournament at Bethpage State Park in Farmingdale, N.Y. The Spanish golfer has been very consistent on the tournament so far, shooting a 66, 68 and 69 to secure his top spot at ten under par.

Kevin Stadler, who jumped from 42nd to third yesterday after an impressive six under performance, sits above Brandt Snedeker and Bob Estes, both tied for fourth.

Louis Oosthuizen, Lee Westwood, Phil Mickelson, Charl Schwartzel and Tiger Woods are all tied at four under.

The most notable fall on the day yesterday came from Vijay Singh, who shot five over to drop out of the top ten and into a tie for 22nd place.

Pairings and tee times of note for today are Bubba Watson and Harris English at 12:10 p.m.; Tiger Woods and David Hearn at 12:20 p.m.; Louis Oosthuizen and Lee Westwood at 12:40 p.m.; and Nick Watney and Sergio Garcia at 1:40 p.m. All times are Eastern.

The morning events of the final day of the Barclays will be broadcast on Golf Channel. The afternoon events will be broadcast on CBS.

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The Barclays 2012: Sergio Garcia Leads After Saturday

2012-08-25T22:35:23Z

With three rounds in the books at the 2012 Barclays, Sergio Garcia has claimed the lead by two strokes over Nick Watney.

Garcia came into the day at 8-under and finished 10-under with a pair of birdies on the back nine 11th and 13th. The Spaniard was excellent in that stretch, overtaking Watney who went into Saturday's turn with a two-stroke advantage.

Watney appeared dominant early, but went into a funk starting on the 11th. From that point on, Watney bogeyed four of the remaining eight holes.

Tiger Woods is all but out of contention after finished the day with a 1-over 72. Woods looked good through the first two rounds, but couldn't get much going with four birdies but an unsightly five bogeys.

The best day belonged to Kevin Stadler, who shot a 6-under on the round to move from 42nd to 3rd place. The American is only three shots behind Garcia heading into the final day.

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Barclays 2012: Nick Watney Surging On Saturday

2012-08-25T20:32:48Z

The 2012 Barclays at Bethpage Park in Farmingdale, N.Y. have been terrific thus far with Nick Watney leading in the third round.

Watney is 11-under on the tournament, including a 3-under score through nine holes on Saturday. Watney has been very consistent throughout the tournament, shooting a 65 and 69 on the first two days.

Sergio Garcia remains right in the hunt with a total of 9-under, also through nine holes. The Spaniard is one below par on the afternoon.

However, the biggest climb up the leaderboard has been authored by Kevin Stadler. The American looked almost out of contention heading into the weekend, but posted a 6-under 65 to put himself into the thick of things. Stadler is currently just four shots off the lead.

Tiger Woods is lurking but still have some ground to make up. He's at 5-under overall and hasn't been able to get traction on the third day with an even score.

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2012 Barclays: Rory McIlroy, David Hearn, Phil Mickelson Moving Up

2012-08-25T14:29:54Z

The third round of the 2012 Barclays is underway on Long Island, and some pretty big names are doing well so far.

David Hearn has shot 4-under through the first 12 holes today, putting himself at 3-under for the entire tournament. Hearn still trails plenty of golfers, including Nick Watney and Sergio Garcia, who lead the tournament at 8-under.

Watney and Garcia will tee off at 1:45 p.m.

PGA Championship winner Rory McIlroy is making a run as well. Through his first seven holes, McIlroy is 3-under, putting him at 3-under for the tournament.

Phil Mickelson is also 3-under through seven holes, and like McIlroy, his 3-under through seven puts him at 3-under for the tournament.

Tiger Woods, who is three strokes behind Watney and Garcia at 5-under, will tee off at 1:05 p.m.

Hopkinton native Keegan Bradley missed the cut, shooting a 2-over 144 through the first two rounds.

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