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Monday
Dec102012

Last Of The Great Q-School Stories: Steve LeBrun Edition

In Golf World Monday, Tim Rosaforte takes advantage of the last Q-School to tell one of those great rags to (hopefully) riches tales, this time of former substitute teacher Steve LeBrun. He'll be a 34-year-old rookie and multiple Q-School disaster survivor when he tees it up on the 2013 PGA Tour.

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whatever you do lebrun don't say anything bad about barrack hussein!
12.10.2012 | Unregistered Commenterbeljans brigade
You just can't hide tacky.
12.10.2012 | Unregistered Commenterdigsouth
I won't pretend to tell you I know him, but I did follow him for 18 holes at a Nationwide event roughly 4 years ago. It was basically me, his wife, and a few other of the players in the groups families that was following the group.
He seemed like a nice guy, and definitely showed me he had some game. He was obviously very close with his wife, holding hands with her before they tee'd off and hugging and kissing her as he walked off 18.

Good for him. I know how hard it is for rookie's to keep their cards, but I know I'll be rooting for him. Good luck!
12.10.2012 | Unregistered CommenterChicago John

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