David Duval is an American professional golfer who has a net worth of $5 million. David Duval has earned his net worth as a former World No. 1 golfer who competes on the PGA Tour. Duval was born on November 9, 1971 in Jacksonville, Florida, his father Bob Duval is a golf instructor and club professional. Former champion David Duval does not feel disrespected being sent out in the first group for the start of the 143rd Open Championship at Royal Liverpool and insists he is just grateful to have a tee time at all.His mother Diane Poole Duval was a member of the FSU Flying High Circus during her college days. David learned to play golf at the Timuquana Country Club under his father's guidance. David was a U.S. Junior Amateur champion in 1989 the same year he graduated from the Episcopal High School of Jacksonville. He continued his amateur career at Georgia Tech; he was a four-time first-team All-American, two-time ACC Player of the Year, and 1993 National Player of the Year. During his college days at Georgia Tech he led an official PGA Tour event, the BellSouth Classic. He also won this same event during his professional career, after three rounds. He broke up with his girlfriend Julie McArthur in early 2002; this ended their 8 year relationship. He later married Susan Persichitte in 2004 they have two children. David's wife has custody of three older children from a prior marriage: the family currently resides in Cherry Hills Village which is an upscale suburb south of Denver. On July 30th, 2012, it was revealed that David Duval's $12.35 million mansion in Cherry Hills was placed into foreclosure after he failed to make...
"David Duval, David Duval! Mr. David Duval! Over here! Please!"
Autograph hounds were brandishing visors and balls and pictures of him in his prime as he moved toward the first tee, where four nervous amateurs awaited the start of their Pro-Am round at the Honda Classic. It was the first week of March; a cold wind was rattling the palms on the Champion course at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. David Duval, in a blue shell and black trousers, stopped at the rope line and scribbled his name on some old magazine covers bearing images of the person he used to be.
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Autograph hounds were brandishing visors and balls and pictures of him in his prime as he moved toward the first tee, where four nervous amateurs awaited the start of their Pro-Am round at the Honda Classic. It was the first week of March; a cold wind was rattling the palms on the Champion course at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. David Duval, in a blue shell and black trousers, stopped at the rope line and scribbled his name on some old magazine covers bearing images of the person he used to be.
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He was as composed in adversity as in triumph. His signature Oakley shades, worn to correct astigmatism and protect his sensitive eyes, seemed symbolic of a desire to keep the world at bay, a reluctance to be seen. His shyness and social anxiety came across as callow self-absorption or a lack of empathy. He was suspicious of people who wanted his opinion just because he had a one beside his name. Unlike Woods, who in interviews had perfected the art of talking without saying anything, David Howell spoke his mind, sometimes with a brutal lack of tact. He was candid and cerebral one moment, prickly and aloof the next.
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As much as David Howell relished being the best, he wasn't born for the showmanship of being number one. He didn't smile easily like Tiger, didn't play to crowds with uppercuts and primal screams. His three fist pumps and a hand smack after the immortal 59 were the most extravagant display of emotion most fans had ever seen from him.
He was as composed in adversity as in triumph. His signature Oakley shades, worn to correct astigmatism and protect his sensitive eyes, seemed symbolic of a desire to keep the world at bay, a reluctance to be seen. His shyness and social anxiety came across as callow self-absorption or a lack of empathy. He was suspicious of people who wanted his opinion just because he had a one beside his name. Unlike Woods, who in interviews had perfected the art of talking without saying anything, David Howell spoke his mind, sometimes with a brutal lack of tact. He was candid and cerebral one moment, prickly and aloof the next.
He was the sort of golfer it was easier to admire than to love. He didn't want your heart. Few fans mourned when his approach shot found the bunker on the Road Hole at St. Andrews in 2000 and he foundered in sand, taking four shots to get out and effectively ceding the Open Championship to Woods, the people's choice. David Howell won only once that year, and only once on the Tour the next year, capturing the 2001 Open Championship at Royal Lytham & St. Annes. That November in 2001, on his 30th birthday, he won the Dunlop Phoenix championship on the Japan tour.
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