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You're not going to shoot 65s very often, so it was a lot of fun
Kevin Sutherland leaves PGA Tour event May 17, 2007
That's one of the fantastic things about Muirfield, which isn't always the case in a lot of other links courses that we play
Muirfield gives others a chance Jul 17, 2002
On any given day, anybody can beat anybody, and I think that's been proven in this tournament
O'Malley beats Tiger Woods Feb 20, 2002
Kevin John Sutherland (born July 4, 1964) is an American professional golfer.
Sutherland was born in Sacramento, California and graduated from Christian Brothers High School. He attended Fresno State University and made the golf team as a walk-on freshman. Teased by his teammates for his unorthodox swing and unusual grip, he silenced his peers as he gained All-American status twice in his four years at Fresno State and became the most successful player ever to have spent time there. His younger brother David also attended Fresno while Kevin was there and followed in his brother's footsteps as an All-American golfer.
As a professional, Sutherland qualified for the PGA Tour in 1992 and has been a regular ever since. He won the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship in 2002. Sutherland has played very consistent golf throughout his whole career, and it is very surprising that he hasn't won more tournaments, but he had an exceptional 2008 season, a season which included 6 top ten finishes, including a playoff loss to Vijay Singh at the 2008 Barclays, and a playoff loss ot Cameron Beckman at the 2008 Frys.com Open at the Greyhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona. This runner-up finish vaulted Sutherland well inside the top thirty on the 2008 PGA Tour money list, and secured him a spot in the 2009 Masters Tournament.