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Who deserves 2011 PGA Tour Player of the Year honors?

With the conclusion of the Tour Championship, we're at a natural break point for the PGA Tour. So why not take a moment to reflect back on the best moments of this year? It was a time when unknowns seized the stage and unbelievable drama resulted in some of the best tournaments in years. Finally, we'll wrap things up with five who have a shot at taking home the tour's Player or the Year award. Luke Donald : If this award was given to a player based solely on his consistency during the season, Luke Donald would probably win in a landslide. Throw out a missed cut in his first event in the season and the Englishman's worst finish, on American soil, was a T-45 at the U.S. Open. Every other tournament he played in this year saw him finish inside the top-18. Winner of the Accenture Match Play -- an event where he never saw the 18th hole all week -- he also had 13 top-10 finishes in 2011. Another tour win would have turned the POY race into a rout. Keegan Bradley : The kid from Vermont had a dream season in his rookie year on the PGA Tour. He's already wrapped up the Rookie of the Year award, but for the first time in the history of the tour, we could see the ROY take home the POY. OK, I'll stop with the abbreviations. Bradley captured his first tour victory in a playoff at the HP Byron Nelson Championship, and followed it up with, what else, another playoff victory later in the year at the PGA Championship. He's enjoying one of the greatest seasons by a rookie we've ever seen, and based on the quality of his two victories, he certainly has a shot to take home the tour's top honor. Webb Simpson : There was a time earlier this year where you had to wonder if Webb Simpson was ever going to win on tour. Following a gut-wrenching playoff defeat to Bubba Watson , that included a one-stroke penalty for his ball moving after addressing a putt, you figured karma would pay him back. It certainly did three months later, as Simpson won the Wyndham ...

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A regular bulletin started by the Labour Party’s Christchurch electorate MPs, Clayton Cosgrove (Waimakariri), Ruth Dyson (Port Hills), Lianne Dalziel (Christchurch East) and Brendon Burns (Christchurch Central) to keep people in their electorates and media informed about what is happening at grass roots level.

CLAYTON COSGROVE:  There is an article on the front page of today’s Christchurch Press article exposing the unfairness of the Government’s offer to red zone homeowners using the rateable value system – a system which Gerry Brownlee knows was never designed to make pay-outs on properties but simply designed to provide a valuation for rating purposes only. As I have pointed out for some weeks now Mr Brownlee knew about this because his own Cabinet papers told him that 63% of properties in Kaiapoi were selling above the rateable valuation a year before the September earthquake. The dishonesty of the Government’s spin and Mr Brownlee’s repeated statements that the equity of homeowners would be preserved is now laid bare for all to see. Week after week, month after month, Gerry Brownlee told people that they should not be concerned about their equity and that it would be protected – all the time knowing from advice he’d received that this was not going to be the case. Is it any wonder that we as local MPs have had the message from our constituents that they have little confidence in the integrity of the Government deal? This erosion of trust was reinforced when Gerry Brownlee misled people by promising to factor in the cost of their home improvements only to renege on that promise. Not only are homeowners in Kaiapoi likely to lose out by an average $16,000 – $22,100 but it gets worse for them with land prices continuing to rise. The end result of the Government refusing to offer affordable land or housing options is that most people will be out of pocket by tens of thousands of dollars. One of my constituents is likely to be short by $130,000.

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