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Today was a close second. Sam will always be with us out there every step of the way. Congratulations Steve. Alker won the season-long title a year ago and he now leaves Phoenix Country Club two years in a row with some hardware in his adopted home state. The New Zealander has lived in Scottsdale for the last 21 years.

Yeah, he was here somewhere. That slowed me down, slowed the momentum down. I can look back at those. He was an 11th-hour WD for Phoenix, pulling out the night before the first round after announcing that his dad was admitted into the hospital. Photos : See the action from Phoenix Country Club That left Alker needing just to par out on the last three holes to clinch the tournament. He also choked up a bit when he spoke of his former caddie Sam Workman, who died in February.

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Robert Karlsson. Tim O'Neal. Scott Parel. Billy Andrade. David Duval. Kevin Sutherland. Heath Slocum. Mario Tiziani. He was yards out and chose to lay up. As he was lining up his third, Lanny Wadkins on the Golf Channel telecast said Alker needed to be short and left with his approach but he just about flew green, his ball trundling down the backside into the second cut of rough.

Needing to get up and down for par to win by a shot, Alker, who was 13 for 16 scrambling up to that point this week, chipped on to about two feet. With Ernies Els on the practice green and Stephen Ames sitting in the clubhouse waiting, Alker drained the putt to finish it off. To get another one, stuck on six for a while, but to get another one is great.

It means a lot obviously with family and friends here. The day Steven Alker offered me the job, was the best day of my professional life. Today was a close second. Sam will always be with us out there every step of the way. Congratulations Steve. Alker won the season-long title a year ago and he now leaves Phoenix Country Club two years in a row with some hardware in his adopted home state.