Charley Hoffman turned in a 3-under-par 31-36=67 in the final round of the HP Byron Nelson Championship, improving to 7-under 273 on a windy afternoon at TPC Four Seasons.
Hoffman started off the day on fire, backing up birdies on the first and fifth with an eagle at the par-5 seventh from 10'9". He added a final birdie from 18'7" on the par-3 13th before suffering bogeys on the difficult 15th and 18th holes. Should he remain inside the top 10, it would be his fourth of 2013.

Charley Hoffman's run for his third PGA TOUR victory came up short at the RBC Heritage, dropping into a tie for sixth at 5-under-par 279 after a 6-over 37-40=77 in the finale.
His only birdie of the day came from 11'7" at the par-5 fifth, and was sandwiched between his only two bogeys on Harbour Town's front nine. Things got ugly on the back. Bogeys at 12, 17 and 18 were joined by a double bogey when his tee shot found the water on the par-3 14th. He'll try and get over this quickly, moving on the the Zurich Classic of New Orleans later this week.

Charley Hoffman had the flat stick working in the third round of the RBC Heritage, turning in a bogey-free 5-under-par 32-34=66 and toting a two-stroke lead over Webb Simpson into the final round at 11-under 202.
Hoffman's putter was the story, needing just 21 putts to navigate Harbour Town's small greens. He birdied four of his first five holes, opening with a 31'7" momentum builder on the par-4 first hole. After a birdie on the fifth hole, he would have to wait all the way until the 15th hole for his fifth birdie, falling from 38'2." Following a wayward approach to the par-4 18th, he faced a 10'1" par attempt to stay blemish-free and converted. In all, he had one-putt par saves from outside eight feet on four occasions. Should he hold on and capture the win, it would be his third on the PGA TOUR.

Charley Hoffman backed up his opening 66 at the RBC Heritage with 1-under-par 36-34=70 to reach the midpoint in 6-under 136, good for a slice of the 36-hole clubhouse lead.
Blondilocks hit 13 greens in regulation today and offset three bogeys with four birdies, all of which finding the cup from inside 10 feet. He reeled in the red number with birdies at his last two holes, Nos. 8 and 9 at Harbour Town. Hoffman's loudest hiccup of the day occurred at the par-5 15th hole where he found the drink with his approach, but would eventually roll in a bogey putt from 8'3".

Charley Hoffman turned in a 5-under-par 32-34=66 for his opening round of the RBC Heritage and finished one stroke off the overnight lead.
Hoffman has been motoring along. After a share of 20th place in Houstin, he tied for third in San Antonio. So, given he finished T8 at last year's stop at Harbour Town, the converging trends were in his favor. He hit only 10 greens but rolled in six birdies, including respective conversions from 18'11" and 17'1" at the seventh and 10th holes. Blondilocks' lone blemish was a bogey-4 at the 17th hole where he found a greenside bunker off the tee.

Charley Hoffman signed for a 3-under-par 38-31=69 in the final round of the Valero Texas Open to tie for third at 11-under 277.
Hoffman seemingly took himself out of the tournament with a double bogey on the opening hole, and would eventually be 3-over through 10 holes. He then flipped a switch, circling six birdies on his final eight holes to roar back and join Jim Furyk and Billy Horschel in a tie for third. He needed a win to punch his ticket to the Masters, so we will not see him at Augusta National later this week.

Charley Hoffman kept pace with Billy Horschel in the third round of the Valero Texas Open with his 2-under-par 34-36=70, improving to 8-under 208 and tied for second with Jim Furyk.
Hoffman had a wild ride around TPC San Antonio on a windy day, circling five birdies while giving back three bogeys. You may remember that his first PGA TOUR victory came at the 2007 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic in a final round that was heavily impacted by wind, so it's no surprise that he's in the hunt this week. He had a chance to pull within one stroke of Horschel at the 18th, but failed to convert a 7'3" birdie after an excellent bunker shot from a tough position.

Charley Hoffman followed his opening 68 at the Shell Houston Open with a 1-under-par 36-35=71 to reach the midpoint in 5-under 139, five strokes adrift of the 36-hole clubhouse lead.
Hoffman hit 13 greens in regulation at Redstone today but traded five birdies for four bogeys. He started his round with a three-putt bogey from 66'6" at the par-4 10th hole. His most notable of the par breakers measured 14'9" at 17. Blondilocks will enter the weekend eyeing his first top 30 in six starts.

Charley Hoffman posted a 4-under-par 34-34=68 in his opening round of the Shell Houston Open, good for a share of the early clubhouse lead.
Blondilocks landed 15 greens in regulation and suffered just one bogey while picking off five birdies. Among his conversions was a zero-putt version from five yards just off the green at the eighth hole. His longest conventional par breaker measured a hearty 36'2" at 11. Now, it's important to refresh his owners' memories that he was an early clubhouse leader after opening last week's API with a 69, but then blew up for a 79 in the second round to miss the cut. That couldn't possibly happen again this week, but hold your breath.

Charley Hoffman established very early possession of the clubhouse lead at the Arnold Palmer Invitational by opening with a 3-under-par 36-33=69.
Hoffman is coming off a T75 at Copperhead where he closed 77-77, and he's popped in and out of fields all year long, so consider today's effort a welcome surprise. He hit 14 greens in regulation and buried six birdies, including rolls from 18'8" at the fifth hole and 28'2" at 8. He also swallowed a trio of bogeys, the last two of which as a result of three-putts, but he offset them with respective par saves from 13'4" and 17'1" at holes 4 and 8.

Charley Hoffman has been removed from the published field of this week's Honda Classic.
This is the second time this season that Blondilocks has withdrawn early after officially committing to a tournament (Pebble Beach). He's 3-for-4 on the season with a T10 at the Humana Challenge. D.H. Lee also withdrew as an alternate.

Charley Hoffman has been removed from the published field of this week's AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
Hoffman competed in each of the last three tournaments culminating with a missed cut in Arizona last week. However, he's played in the AT&T ever since his rookie year of 2006, so today's decision comes as a surprise.

On a day when many guys were taking it deep, Charley Hoffman plodded around Palmer Private in the final round of the Humana Challenge in bogey-free 4-under-par 34-34=68.
Hoffman has good vibes in a tournament where he is a past champion, only giving back one bogey in his final two rounds. He was a combined 9-under on his two round on the host course. He now heads to Torrey Pines for the Farmers Insurance Open.

Charley Hoffman found a 5-under-par 34-33=67 in the third round of the Humana Challenge to reach the 54-hole mark at 17-under 199.
The past champion of this event circled six birdies to a lone bogey after starting his day on the 10th hold a La Quinta Country Club. He took advantage of the par 5s, circling birdies on each of the four. He will try and go low in the final round in an attempt to chase down Scott Stallings, who sits five clear.

Charley Hoffman reached the midpoint of the Humana Challenge in 12-under-par 65-67=132 to sit two strokes adrift of the 36-hole clubhouse co-leaders.
Blondilocks has circled two eagles and 13 birdies thus far, but he's just off the pace due to five bogeys. Today's walk around PGA West's Palmer Private included an eagle conversion from 62'5" at the par-5 sixth hole as well as five birdies, the longest of which measuring 13'2" at 17. Hoffman will end his rotation at La Quinta Country Club on Saturday. He secured his first of two PGA TOUR victories at this event in 2007.

Charley Hoffman posted a 7-under-par 33-32=65 at PGA West's Nicklaus Private in his opening round of the Humana Challenge.
Hoffman circled an eagle and eight birdies today. He rolled in six of the birdies on his second nine, the front side of the course. He played the par 5s in bogey-free 5-under and finished two strokes back of the clubhouse co-leaders. He'll play Palmer Private in his second round on Friday.