Steve Marino completed 72 holes of the HP Byron Nelson Championship in 1-over-par 68-69-70-74=281 to finish in a tie for 48th place.
Like many, Marino struggled in the windier conditions in the finale, but he still pocketed $16,362.89 in what is his second consecutive cut made (T61, Wells Fargo). While he's been injured, it's still hard to believe that this is the first time that he's gone 2-for-2 since January 2012. Today's paycheck leaves him with 10 starts on his Major Medical Extension to earn $413,596 and retain status.

Steve Marino shared 61st place at the Wells Fargo Championship, earning $14,405.00.
Marino completed 72 holes in 5-over-par 71-72-73-77=293 to end and 0-for-3 skid, but it's just his fourth payday in 10 tries this season. He now has 11 starts on his Major Medical Extension to earn $429,959 and retain status.

Steve Marino withdrew from the Zurich Classic of New Orleans before today's second round due to a foot injury.
The PGA TOUR's Media page on Twitter added the modifier "lingering," thus suggesting that this is the reason why Marino has been in and out of commitments for a few weeks. He opened with an 8-over-par 41-39=80 that included three bogeys, two doubles and a triple. He was scheduled to begin his second round on the first tee at noon CT. His decision to call it quits leaves him with 12 starts on his Major Medical Extension to earn $444,364 and retain status.

Steve Marino reached the midpoint of the RBC Heritage in 3-over-par 73-72=145 and will miss the cut.
Marino hit only 19 greens in regulation. He limited the damage to five bogeys but picked off only two birdies, one in each round. Now 3-for-8 on the season, he has 13 starts remaining on his Major Medical Extension to earn $444,364 and retain status.

Steve Marino settled for a 4-over-par 37-39=76 in his opening round of the Valero Texas Open.
Back in play after withdrawing early from both Tampa Bay and Houston, Marino went 2-for-10 in birdie opportunities today but still stood 1-under through 11 holes. Alas, he doubled-bogeyed the third and sixth holes and squeezed in a bogey at 4 to say goodbye to a red number. Despite the downward spiral on his inward nine, he capped off his round with some style, rolling in a par save from 12'1" at the par-4 ninth.

Steve Marino is listed in the published field of next week's Valero Texas Open.
We'll see about this. He's withdrawn early from both of his most recent commitments (Tampa Bay and Houston). He's 3-for-6 on the season and has 15 starts remaining on his Major Medical Extension to earn $444,364 and retain status. Continue to hold your breath.

Steve Marino has been removed from the published field of this week's Shell Houston Open.
Marino also withdrew early from his last commitment to the Tampa Bay Championship. In fact, he was scratched from his intention to play Redstone shortly after the commitment deadline on Friday. He hasn't competed since finishing T74 at The Honda Classic.

Steve Marino has been removed from the published field of this week's Tampa Bay Championship.
This is the second time this season (WM Phoenix Open) that he's withdrawn after committing to a field. He'll remain with 15 starts on his Major Medical Extension to earn $444,364 and retain status.

Steve Marino competed 72 holes of The Honda Classic in 14-over-par 71-69-75-79=294 to settle for a share of 74th place worth $11,460.00.
Marino survived the cut on the number but tied for last place among the 75 that played the weekend. He's now cashed in half of his six starts this season. Today's payday leaves him with 15 starts on his Major Medical Extension to earn $444,364 and retain status.

Steve Marino was disqualified from the Northern Trust Open following his opening round.
Marino turned in a 7-over-par 39-39=78 but signed an incorrect scorecard. He's now 2-for-5 on the season. Today's DQ leaves him with 16 starts on his Major Medical Extension to earn $455,824 and retain status.

Steve Marino completed 54 holes of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am in 11-over-par 77-74-74=225 and will miss the cut.
Marino failed to avoid the big number on all three courses, swallowing 11 bogeys overall and one double bogey on each. It's a disappointing effort considering he finished T15 at the Farmers two weeks ago. He'll try again at next week's Northern Trust Open where he'll arrive with 17 starts remaining on his Major Medical Extension to earn $455,824 and retain status.

Steve Marino carded a 3-over-par 35-38=73 in his final round of the Farmers Insurance Open, settling for a share of 15th place with five others at 6-under 282.
Marino double-bogeyed the par-4 17th hole and managed only a par at the par-5 18th, thus seeing his first chance at a top 10 in 22 months go by the boards. Still, he picked up a check worth $94,550.00 at Torrey Pines, leaving him with 18 starts on his Major Medical Extension to bank $455,824 and retain status. Games can ignore the MME, however, as he's a legitimate fantasy commodity once again.

Steve Marino has been removed from the published field of this week's Waste Management Phoenix Open.
While he's contending at the Farmers Insurance Open right now, it's not a surprise that he's pulled out of the field at TPC Scottsdale where he's cashed just once in three appearance (T34; 2008) and hasn't played the last two years.

Steve Marino has carded a pair of 4-under-par 68s to begin the Farmers Insurance Open.
In strangely similar rounds on Torrey Pines South (Thursday) and the North (today), he rolled in six birdies and swallowed two bogeys on each course. At 8-under 136, Marino is three strokes adrift of the 36-hole clubhouse lead. It's safe to say that he's a green light in all formats now despite the Major Medical Extension.

Steve Marino completed 54 holes of the Humana Challenge in 9-under-par 69-70-68=207 but missed the cut by one stroke.
Marino buried 17 birdies during his rotation of the three courses but they weren't enough to overcome five bogeys and one triple. Now 1-for-2 in his return to competition, he has 19 starts remaining on his Major Medical Extension to earn $550,374 and retain status. He'll try again at next week's Farmers Insurance Open where he hasn't cracked the top 50 in his last four appearances.

Steve Marino settled for a share of 59th place at the Sony Open in Hawaii, good for $12,096.00.
He enjoyed a solid first couple of rounds, suffering just one bogey to sit 4-under at the midpoint, but he'd erase eight birdies on the weekend with nine bogeys en route to rounds of 70 and 71. Still, it's better than nothing in his return to competition. He now has 20 starts on his Major Medical Extension to earn $550,374 and retain status. Marino is slated to tee it up in this week's Humana Challenge where he's 5-for-5 with a pair of top 25s.

Steve Marino carded a 1-under-par 34-35=69 in his opening round of the Sony Open in Hawaii.
Welcome back. This was Marino's first action since the Travelers Championship in June. After that failed midseason (second) comeback from surgery on his left knee, he went on to have a stem cell injection and then didn't start hitting balls again until October. Today at Waialae, he hit 13 greens and suffered just one bogey. His longest conversion of the round was a par save from 12'10" at the second hole. He'd tap in for birdie at the par-5 18th to secure a red number. Given his ordeal over the last 12 months, making the cut is quite acceptable this week. The bonus is that he's already back inside the ropes after gamers were left guessing due to the absence of information over the last few months.

Steve Marino is listed in the published field of next week's Sony Open in Hawaii.
Needless to say, this is great news. He's been out since June due to residual discomfort in his left knee. Waialae is a tremendous spot for him to return to competition since he's finished inside the top seven in three of five trips.