My nephew wins on the PGA Tour!

[Besame Mucho 1]

Congratulations to Jason Day, A Filipino-Australian from Queensland, for winning the HP Byron Nelson Championship in suburban Dallas. He wins by 2 strokes, despite a bogey on the 72nd hole as his ball hits the billabong (water hazard). With his win, Jason joins a short line of athletes of Filipino lineage with proven success in their respective arenas here in the United States.

Atta boy Jason, go get cheater Tiger!

http://www.pgatour.com/

[SuperDuper! 230]

Congratz. You must be overflowing with pride.

Remember, when he wins that giant check that needs to be held with both hands, remind him of your cut for support services.

[Don José 2]

Felicidades a tu sobrino, señora bonita! Yeah, as Hopp quips above, hope you lay your hands on part of his $1.17M loot.

Wow, what a tournament finish! My heart was down and my head was spinning around when Jason hit the water hazard on the last hole. Gracias a Dios, he prevailed.

[Pinay Wife 47]

Wow! Congratulations!

[Gumbolette 58]

This is great. Congratulations to him.

[Matt & Bing 56]

This is great. Congratulations to him.

We were watching that yesterday and my wife says "he looks like he could be Asian". I guess she was right. Congrats!

[SuperDuper! 230]

We were watching that yesterday and my wife says "he looks like he could be Asian". I guess she was right. Congrats!

Yes, we saw him, too. But hope next time, he gets a big check like this at the 19th hole.

[Señor Bonito 2]

Yes, we saw him, too. But hope next time, he gets a big check like this at the 19th hole.

You can say it again! When I made a hole-in-one 2 years ago, my check at the 19th hole at Eagle Glen CC was around $300. Golf is indeed a peculiar game, you make an ace and all the Coors and Coronas and nachos and hot dogs consumed at the clubhouse are added to your tab. Furthermore, what other game can you think of where the winner is the guy with the lowest score?

[jrmejia 31]

nice