Uresti disappointed by PGA pro criticism

Uresti disappointed by PGA pro criticism

Omar Uresti said that he is bothered by the criticism he has received after the former PGA Tour player won the PGA Professional Championship.It is a little disappointing, he told Golf Digest after defeating Dave McNabb, head pro at Applebrook Golf Club in Malvern, Pa., last week in Sunriver, Ore.At the same time, everybody has their own opinions. I totally understand where theyre coming from. Its not the first time its gone on. Ive always understood both sides of the story.Uresti made 356 career starts on Tour but never won. He is a lifetime member of the PGA of America, and the PGA allows former Tour players who are members to play in its premier event. Uresti, who has finished in the top 5 each of the past three years, said he talked to PGA president Paul Levy and relayed that the organization has no plans to change its policy.A lot of people dont know what I do on the side, Uresti said, according to the report. Not that Im a full-time shop guy. But I have some kids and juniors who I teach on the side. Ive been paying my dues to the PGA of America since 1993. During all those years I did play and travel, I played in hundreds of pro-ams. I gave lots of tips to these amateurs. One of the biggest things in the PGA of America is to promote the game. Ive been promoting the game for as long as I can remember. 

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Omar Uresti expressed disappointment over criticism he has received in the wake of his victory last week in the PGA Professional Championship in Sunriver, Ore., a preponderance of which came via Twitter. One Tweet even called him a ringer. The criticism stemmed from the fact he was a long-time member of the PGA Tour (he […]
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This was not the case for Omar Uresti this past week, however. Uresti competed in the PGA Pro Championship and won the tournament on the second playoff hole against Dave McNabb, the head pro at Applebrook Golf Club in Malvern, Pennsylvania. The victory guarantees Uresti a spot in the PGA Championship and six other PGA events.
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