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Web.com Tour: Aragon handles gusty day to pull out win at WNB Golf Classic
Alex Aragon welcomed the gusty West Texas wind on Sunday afternoon.

Alex Aragon rallies for victory
Alex Aragon had a 6-under 66 and came from five shots back in the final round to win the WNB Golf Classic.

Former Stanford star Alex Aragon wins the TPC Stonebare Championship on Web.com Tour
Alex Aragon of Cardiff, Calif. receives the winner’s trophy from TPC Stonebrae Championship host and former San Francisco 49ers great Jerry Rice, Sunday, April 15, 2012 at Stonebrae Country Club in Hayward, Calif. (D. Ross Cameron/Staff)
Alex's Stats
Driving Distance 297.3 39th
Driving Accuracy Percentage 57.25% 109th
Greens in Regulation Percentage 67.22% 68th
Putting Average 1.744 18th
Eagles (Holes per) 120.0 23rd
Birdie Average 3.95 32nd
Scoring Average (Actual) 70.30 37th
Sand Save Percentage 44.44% 69th
Total Driving 148 85th
All-Around Ranking 95 32nd
Money Leaders $119,708 7th
Par Breakers 22.78% 27th
Putts Per Round 28.80 17th
Alex Aragon is the founder of the site and the driving force behind its Australian betting coverage. Born March 11, 1979 in Mexico City, Alex built his early career in professional sport — playing collegiate golf at Stanford University before turning pro in 2001 and competing on the Web.com Tour across the 2005, 2009 and 2012–13 seasons, with tournament wins at the TPC Stonebrae Championship (2012) and the WNB Golf Classic (2013).
Years inside professional sport gave Alex something most reviewers never get: a first-hand understanding of odds, risk and how betting markets actually move around live events. After stepping away from competitive golf, he turned that perspective into a new project — a dedicated resource for Australian punters, focused on honest, no-nonsense reviews of the bookmakers and betting sites operating in the AU market.
Today Alex leads the site's editorial direction, working alongside a team of AU-based analysts to test operators, break down welcome offers, and flag the sportsbooks worth your time (and the ones that aren't).





