Does anyone have any profile on Paul Cassie?

Number of career titles.

2005 Sanya Classic.

2004 World Cup.

2003 ANZ Championship Benson & Hedges International Open Severer Cup.

2002 Seifer Cup.

2001 Scottish PGA Championship.

Resume. Ranked 39th in the world, Paul Casey will compete at the BMW Asian Open in Shanghai after a gleeful 2004 record. Partnered with his best friend from his amateur days and old rival Luke Donald in November 2004, Paul Casey won the World Cup for England in Spain.

This title was the perfect end to a glorious 2004 for the British. Prior to that, Paul Cassie finished sixth at the US Masters, in addition to finishing second at the Welsh Open and third at the BMW International Open. Although his career was short-lived, Paul Cassie made the European squad for last year's Ryder Cup with excellent results.

In Detroit, Paul Casey partnered David Howell to defeat American heavyweights Furyk and Chad Campbell to earn a valuable point for the European team.

Paul Cassie is an excellent match play player whose record as an amateur speaks for itself. Like Luke Donald, Paul Casey studied in the United States. During his time in Arizona, he repeatedly broke the college record set by Mickelson.

In 1999, Paul Cassie joined the British and Irish coalition with Luke Donald, beating the United States in Scotland to win the Walker Cup, the top amateur competition.

There weren't many records left in the amateur era, and Paul Casey turned professional in 2001. Soon, he made his mark in professional circles, winning the 2001 Scottish PGA Championship. Paul Casey's career stabilized in 2003, winning two European Tour titles that year and helping the British and Irish side win the Sever Cup.

Now Cassie has turned his attention to the United States, mostly living in Arizona with his girlfriend, and he recently won the Sanya Classic in Hainan.

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What a long insight! Wow, there is such a deep study of golf!

Some people like to live in endless memories, while others are forever accustomed to creating, creating, and re-creating, as if there is a moment when creation is lost, life loses its meaning. Paul Rossi, like George Best, belongs to the latter group of people, who try to create every moment, try to say amazingly, and will not stop when they are more than half a hundred years old. But as fate would have it, people only remember Rossi, who scored a hat-trick against Brazil in 1982, and Best, who was in his early 20s.

Always smiling and ready to amuse people, Paolo Rossi hails from Prato, near Florence, with the Tuscan sun on his face and sometimes slick and not very serious, not much different from the style he used to have on the pitch. For the 1982 World Cup, he was ready to respond in 1,000 unexpected ways.

Inzaghi: When asked who the idol is, "Paolo Rossi, Basten!" Inzaghi admires the Italian ace striker and the Dutch striker who played for Milan.

In 2003, Inzaghi scored twice against Azerbaijan, allowing him to "exceed" his pre-tournament wish: the total number of goals scored in the national team equalled the 20 goals scored by former legendary Italian goalscorer Rossi in 48 games. "The victory over Azerbaijan is, of course, my greatest wish.

Inzaghi revealed his wish before the game: "But I have a personal wish, I want to score a goal in the game so that I can level with Rossi's goals, he is my idol and it would be wonderful to be tied with Rossi. ”