The Disney Children’s Miracle Network Classic Golf Tournament kicks off tomorrow. Who will win it and what does this week mean to many on the PGA Tour? 

DAVIS LOVE III. has enjoyed coming to DisneyWorld in the Fall. Love has finished well in his last seven trips to Disney. The question is The defending champion discovers the magic again this week. Love has finished in the Top 10 only twice this year, in January and June. I don’t know if Davis can can get there this week.

Zach Johnson has been stroking the ball well all year. Zach has 2 wins this year along with a second, a third and a fifth place. Zach is having a really good year. His history here is that he has not won this event, yet.

For David Duval this is a very important tournament. David sits right on the “bubble” to get his Tour Card for next year. And this is the last tournament to add or subtract points. I think David will respond positively to the pressure. On the other hand, David has only made 6 of 21 cuts this year and he has finished on the Top 25 only once. He is in 125th place on the money list largely on his second place at the 

U.S. Open Championship.

Tim “Lumpy” Herron is below the bubble by about $20,000. Lumpy has 15 cuts made and 7 Top 25’s this year. While he only has 4 career wins, we have seen other near 40 year olds kick it in gear with all their experience.

Rickie Fowler has been a professional golfer since September 11 when he played as a professional the Albertsons Boise Open on the Nationwide Tour. Today marks the end of his second month on the PGA Tour. At the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Fowler tied for 7th ($ 113,700.00) and then at the Frys.com Open Fowler tied for 2nd 

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$ 440,000.00).  In order to get his card, Rickie needs a around a 6th place finish or better this week. A win for the 20 year-old would really put an end to the speculation.

This tournament is a dividing line for many. Today, some are still members of the PGA Tour, a part of The Show, and on Monday if not by the cut Friday night many will need to qualify to get back to the Tour. It is a sobering and nervous time for those who have dedicated themselves to hard work to get to the Tour. They have put themselves on the line week after week. And this is it. It is the end of the 2009 campaign

Here is the list of those who may not be back on the PGA Tour next year. SOme of these guys still have a year of eligibility from winning a tournament and some have eligibility for other reasons and many will get sponsors exemptions here and there. But many lives are about to change…

120   120   Richard S. Johnson    25   $676,878
121  121  Ricky Barnes  22  $672,437
122  122  Steve Flesch  26  $668,052
123  123  Robert Garrigus  24  $657,204
124  124  Rich Beem  25  $636,831
125  125  David Duval  21  $623,824
126  126  Chris Riley  21  $613,027
127  127  Jeff Maggert  27  $611,316
128  128  Tim Herron  26  $602,453
129  129  Matt Jones  16  $593,313
130  130  Jimmy Walker  23  $589,833
131  131  Will MacKenzie  23  $586,836
132  132  Nicholas Thompson  30  $571,778
133  133  Todd Hamilton  28  $570,445
134  134  Stuart Appleby  25  $562,837
135  135  Joe Ogilvie  28  $540,850
136  136  Tom Pernice, Jr.  25  $525,800
137  137  Brendon de Jonge  28  $524,270
138  138  Chris DiMarco  28  $511,225
139  139  Tommy Armour III  18  $503,306
140  140  Spencer Levin  24  $501,999
141  141  Rocco Mediate  21  $484,757
142  142  Aron Price  26  $477,631
143  143  Matt Weibring  21  $469,216
144  144  Charles Warren  19  $464,927
145  145  Corey Pavin  22  $464,703
146  146  Cliff Kresge  27  $464,401
147  147  Chez Reavie  26  $448,525
148  148  Glen Day  25  $445,720
149  149  Tom Lehman  15  $442,600
150  150  Ryan Palmer  25  $437,120
151  151  Carl Pettersson  28  $433,005
152  152  Dean Wilson  28  $425,210
153  153  Leif Olson  20  $412,966
154  154  Jason Gore  23  $408,811
155  155  Trevor Immelman  13  $395,244
156  156  Billy Mayfair  27  $392,068
157  157  Johnson Wagner  25  $381,931
158  158  Ken Duke  28  $373,473
159  159  Casey Wittenberg  24  $365,277
160  160  David Mathis  26  $364,959
161  161  Tag Ridings  16  $363,597
162  162  Brad Adamonis  24  $333,971
163  163  Steve Lowery  26  $329,114
164  164  Jonathan Kaye  17  $327,408
165  165  Bart Bryant  17  $326,590
166  166  Peter Lonard  29  $324,331
167  167  Scott Sterling  16  $318,597
168  168  Bob Heintz  19  $312,699
169  169  J.P. Hayes  15  $300,102
170  170  Tim Wilkinson  14  $297,008
171  171  Kris Blanks  19  $296,931
172  172  Jarrod Lyle  20  $275,195
173  173  Parker McLachlin  24  $275,033
174  174  Brandt Jobe  8  $265,841
175  175  Aaron Watkins  17  $263,969
176  176  Mark Brooks  17  $263,074
177  177  Shaun Micheel  16  $257,590
178  178  Shigeki Maruyama  5  $256,331
179  179  Patrick Sheehan  14  $253,878
180  180  Joe Durant  19  $250,720
181  181  Kent Jones  23  $249,239
182  182  Steve Elkington  22  $243,404
183  183  Jose Maria Olazabal  4  $239,629
184  184  Jay Williamson  21  $217,955
185  185  Brendon Todd  20  $203,841
186  186  Dicky Pride  10  $202,580
187  187  Brian Vranesh  19  $198,567
188  188  Darron Stiles  19  $188,586
189  189  Marc Turnesa  29  $187,246
190  190  Mathias Gronberg  12  $184,963
191  191  Frank Lickliter II  14  $183,419
192  192  Scott Gutschewski  18  $183,375
193  193  Colt Knost  23  $180,754
194  194  Omar Uresti  9  $166,649
195  195  Garrett Willis  6  $164,905
196  196  Dudley Hart  13  $158,399
197  197  Greg Kraft  20  $156,686
198  198  Kirk Triplett  20  $155,480
199  199  John Huston  13  $135,476
200  200  Michael Sim  3  $130,188
201  201  Peter Tomasulo  24  $128,706
202  202  Tommy Gainey  15  $128,347
203  203  Derek Fathauer  24  $125,305
204  204  Gary Woodland  18  $121,031
205  205  David Berganio, Jr.  15  $115,517
206  206  Paul Stankowski  9  $90,445
207  207  Wil Collins  17  $84,569
208  208  Eric Axley  29  $83,152
209  209  Arjun Atwal  11  $76,676
210  210  Guy Boros  7  $74,440
211  211  Ronnie Black  3  $72,478
212  212  Chris Smith  3  $71,425
213  213  Sandy Lyle  2  $71,400
214  214  Neal Lancaster  6  $69,774
215  215  John Daly  6  $68,815
216  216  Skip Kendall  3  $62,700
217  217  Carlos Franco  10  $60,261
218  218  Jesper Parnevik  14  $58,712
219  219  Brad Faxon  22  $57,213
220  220  Rick Price  20  $56,866
221  221  Chris Couch  8  $56,665
222  222  Notah Begay III  15  $54,645
223  223  Bob Tway  12  $54,358
224  224  Loren Roberts  3  $51,257
225  225  Jeff Sluman  2  $50,400
226  226  Jay Delsing  7  $49,860
227  227  Len Mattiace  1  $49,743
228  228  Arron Oberholser  4  $48,017
229  229  Larry Mize  1  $46,575
230  230  James Oh  20  $46,473
231  231  David Peoples  6  $45,122
232  232  Brian Bateman  24  $43,611
233  233  Fred Funk  6  $36,926
234  234  Matthew Borchert  18  $34,324
235  235  Mark Hensby  5  $32,250
236  236  Scott Hoch  1  $31,657
237  237  Robert Damron  5  $31,150
238  238  Troy Kelly  16  $25,828
239  239  Tyler Aldridge  16  $24,370
240  240  Marco Dawson  6  $22,570
241  241  Stephen Leaney  11  $21,993
242  242  Billy Andrade  17  $19,654
243  243  Olin Browne  9  $17,712
244  244  Mark O’Meara  2  $15,547
245  245  Jose Coceres  6  $14,036
246  246  Tom Byrum  4  $13,872
247  247  Steve Allan  17  $13,671
248  248  David Gossett  5  $11,480
249  249  Craig Barlow  5  $11,271
250  250  Greg Norman  3  $11,229
251  251  Paul Azinger  8  $10,800
252  252  Ernie Gonzalez  1  $10,788
253  253  Spike McRoy  1  $10,500
254  254  Tom Scherrer  2  $9,364
255  255  Robin Freeman  5  $6,930
256  256  Grant Waite  2  $6,756
257  257  Steve Pate  4  $6,030
258  258  J.L. Lewis  4  $5,820