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Camilo Villegas


Residence: Gainesville, Florida
DOB: 01/07/1982
Known as much for his tight trousers and the screaming women who follow him as for his golf, Camilo Villegas was selected as one of People Magazine's ‘Hottest Bachelors’ in 2006. But actually, he can play golf as well – and is one of the biggest hitters on the US Tour – averaging 302 yards off the tee in 2006. Born in Columbia, he attended the University of Florida and joined the Tour in 2006 – and had a great start with several top 5 finishes. After a quiet start in 2007 on his second year on Tour he tied first at the Honda Classic but lost in a four-way play-off with Mark Wilson, Jose Coceres and Boo Weekley. Has a very odd putting routine which involves crouching on the green with his left leg extended to get a better view of the line. This strange posture has resulted within him being given the nickname ‘Hombre Araña’ – or Spiderman.
 
  Golf Clubs - Camilo Villegas  
 2008
 
Cobra L4V X Speed Driver
Cobra F Speed LD (2008) Woods
Cobra Pro CB 2008 Irons
 
 2007
 
Cobra Speed Pro S Driver
Cobra X Speed Fairway Woods
Cobra Carbon CB Irons
Titleist Spin Milled SM54.10 (Oil Can) Wedge
Titleist Spin Milled SM58.08 (Oil Can) Wedge
 
  Tournaments  
 2007  PODS Championship

March 8-11 2007. The PODS Championship played at the Copperhead Course at the Innisbrook Resort in Palm Harbor, Florida was won by 1998 Open Champion Mark Calcavecchia with a 10 under par score of 274. This was Calcavecchia’s first Tour victory since the 2005 Bell Canadian – and his 13th win in total. The $954,000 first prize takes him over the $20m career earnings for his career. He finished at 10-under 274 – and had a bit of a let-off when Heath Slocum missed a 4-foot par putt on the final hole which would have taken him into the play-off.


In Camilo Villegas's bag...
In Camilo's bag at the PODS: a 8.5 degree Cobra Speed Pro S driver, Cobra X Speed 5 wood, Cobra Carbon CB irons, and Vokey Spin Milled wedges - 54 and 58 degrees.

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