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10 European Tour wins
1 US Tour win
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It has long been the feeling that a first major triumph is just round the corner for the Englishman, but more so this season than ever. Having finally shaken off the persistent rib injury that decimated the second half of his 2009 campaign, Casey is fit again and in some of the best form of his career. Back up into the top-five in the world, Casey - along with Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter - is heading the current surge by English golfers and looks primed to join the major winner's club. He certainly has everything in his armoury to do so, long off the tee, accurate from the fairway and a solid putter when on song - now he just needs to put everything together for four rounds at a big one. He has threatened to do so at The Masters in the past and already has two top-10 finishes at Augusta to his credit. Could 2010 be the year Casey claims a green jacket?