...that it was 8.6 shots better than the field average. "That will go down as one of the best rounds of the year," Pat Perez said in the parking lot, pleased with his own 67 and stunned someone could have a 63. Weekley began his round by missing...

...that it was 8.6 shots better than the field average."That will go down as one of the best rounds of the year," Pat Perez said in the parking lot, pleased with his own 67 and stunned someone could have a 63.Weekley began his round by missing...

...that it was 8.6 shots better than the field average."That will go down as one of the best rounds of the year," Pat Perez said in the parking lot, pleased with his own 67 and stunned someone could have a 63.Weekley began his round by missing...

...said. "I didn't have any preconceived ideas. You miss the cut a few times and start to have negative thoughts."Pat Perez knows that better than most. That's why he figures the biggest change he made in the off-season was hiring Chris...

...took Henley to two-putt for birdie on the ninth and smash a drive on the 10th that set up a pitch-and-putt birdie.Pat Perez and Matt Kuchar also put themselves in good position in case Henley was to fold. That never materialized, and never...

...the Phoenix Open to reach 17-under 125, a stroke off the tour record for the first two rounds of a tournament set by Pat Perez in the 2009 Bob Hope Classic and matched by David Toms at Colonial in 2011.Mickelson tied the Phoenix Open record set...

...opening round.That's the gesture he once made when he saw a reporter approaching.A European Tour official approached Pat Perez for a comment after he lost one year. Perez offered three words. Two of them couldn't be printed.Mahan said of Perez...

...Seung-Yul Noh (38), Spencer Levin (42), John Rollins (44), Troy Matteson (63), Kevin Stadler (68), Pat Perez (70), Dicky Pride (72), J.B. Holmes (74), Chris Kirk (81), Bryce Molder (84), John Merrick (90...

...bogey-free for a 67 and was one shot out of the lead, along with Bob Estes, who had a 66. John Senden (68) and Pat Perez (70) were another stroke back at 6-under 136.Rory McIlroy noticed Woods wincing on the opening tee shot. About...

...frustrated by me playing quick and having to wait all the time. I just sort of try to take my time a little more."Pat Perez is one fast player who hasn't adjusted. He has just learned to accept slow play.Perez was paired with one of the...