Groups we're watching: AT&T Classic final round

 

Published 5/18/2008 at PGATOUR.com News

Charles Howell III, Kenny Perry, David Toms Tee time: No. 10 Tee: No. 1 Total TOUR wins: 19 Why you should watch: Let's see: Howell is a Georgia native and is in that oh-so-important age group right now -- he's a 20 something. At 28, and with two TOUR wins under his belt, Howell is a veritable force right now given the current winning trend. Perry proved he's not one to be forgotten last week at THE PLAYERS Championship. An unfortunate fade during the final round left him out of reach of the trophy, but he's back with a vengeance this week in Georgia. Toms leads this group in TOUR wins, and while he's not a you gun anymore, he's still a guy who can win. [link]

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