His best showing came at the Shell Houston Open where he finished in a tie for 16th. A third-round 68 helped his cause. Gow has played only once since the Compaq Classic of New Orleans, missing the cut at the Kemper Insurance Open. That's what you get for being a rookie. Despite leaving behind his parents, four sisters, a brother, Australian chocolate and rugby in Sydney, he is not having second thoughts.
Life continues to be good.
On Thursday, he'll tee off at the FedEx St. Jude Classic on the Tournament Players Club at Southwind course. Since January, he and his wife, Cherie, have called Titusville, Fla., home. Their household grew to three last month when Cherie gave birth to daughter Tiajana. The addition to the family has given him a fresh outlook on his PGA TOUR season. Now I can go out and play.