Another fantastic finish on the PGA Tour, with everyone’s favorite player coming out on top.  Phil Mickelson shots a 8 under 64 on the final day of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am to best Charlie Wi, Tiger Woods (who shot a 3 over 75 on Sunday), Ricky Barnes and a few other notables.  With today’s win Phil Mickelson breaks into the top 10 of the most wins on the PGA Tour.  Phil knocks out his 40th win on the PGA Tour to become the 9th player with the most wins on an elite list of super stars.

1	Sam Snead	1912–2002	United States	82	7	1936–1965	30
2	Jack Nicklaus	1940–	United States	73	18	1962–1986	25
3	Tiger Woods	1975–	United States	71	14	1996–2009	14
4	Ben Hogan	1912–1997	United States	64	9	1938–1959	22
5	Arnold Palmer	1929–	United States	62	7	1955–1973	19
6	Byron Nelson	1912–2006	United States	52	5	1935–1951	17
7	Billy Casper	1931–	United States	51	3	1956–1975	20
8	Walter Hagen	1892–1969	United States	45	11	1914–1936	23
9	Cary Middlecoff	1921–1998	United States	40	3	1945–1961	17
	Phil Mickelson	1970–	United States	40	4	1991–2012	22
11	Gene Sarazen	1902–1999	United States	39	7	1922–1941	20
	Tom Watson	1949–	United States	39	8	1974–1998	25

A big shout out to Chicago native Keven Streelman, who was in the hunt for his first PGA Tour victory until an uncharacteristic 7 on the 72nd hole.  Still a very nice finish, and a great learning experience for Mr. Streelman.  I do have to say that for the last three weeks in a row on the PGA Tour the Saturday leader goes a little crazy on the last day of the tournament to take himself out of the tournament.  Charlie Wi did right his ship on the back nine to put himself in a position to catch Phil, but Phil was to far gone at that point.