U.S. Open Commentary

Written by: Tony Korologos | Monday, June 16th, 2014
Categories: PGA TourPro GolfRory McIloryU.S. OPENUSGA

Greetings from 33,000 feet, the day after the 2014 U.S. Open at Pinehurst’s #2 course came to a conclusion. While flying to the next Hooked on Golf Blog World Tour stop I’m attempting to write on my Google Nexus 7 tablet, which is working okay, albeit a bit slow and clunky on the typing end.  Can’t use my laptop.  Not enough room as Delta has cut down on space.  No I’m not  in first class.  I’m on a golf blogger budget.  I apologize in advance for typos and autocorrect errors.

Below are a few comments on this year’s U.S. Open, the players and the venue.

Pinehurst #2

This is the first major championship other than the Masters where the golf course may have been the biggest star.  This Donald Ross design had recently been restored by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw.  Gone was the rough and in its place was native sand with small grass clumps and bushes.  The edges were much more rugged and purposefully unkept.  The ground was hard and brown, like Scottish links courses.

In short it was a beautiful example of modern minimalist golf design.  I especially liked seeing puffs of dust when players would hit from the fairway.  That is real golf folks.  Not the over-watered, overly-green salad bars most of american golf courses have become.  Easy on the ranch dressing please.

Barring the scoring of the winner, German golfer Martin Kaymer, I think the United States Golf Association’s setup produced what they wanted, a couple of players at or just below par.

Martin Kaymer

Raise your hand if you thought Martin Kaymer would win. If you thought he would lap the field, quit your day job and go into sports betting or perhaps fortune telling.

After starting the tournament with two five-under 65’s, Kaymer was untouchable.  He would have had to melt down in Normanesque fashion for anyone else to have a chance.  That didn’t happen.

Kaymer looked to be playing a different course than the rest of the field.  The German golfer was flying down the autobahn in a Porsche 911 while the rest of the field was driving a 1993 Buick on Louisiana State Road 85.

Final winning margin: seven strokes.

Kaymer now has two majors (2011 PGA Championship) and THE PLAYERS (always write that in ALL CAPS, that’s what they do) Championship win earlier this year.

Phil Mickelson

With Tiger Woods out of the tournament while still recovering from back surgery, Phil Mickelson was star the ever-predictable golf media glommed onto.  I think many golf scribes already had their stories written for when Phil won the U.S. Open and completed the career grand slam.  That didn’t happen.

Rory McIlroy

Rory McIlroy was the Las Vegas odds favorite to win.  He did play some solid Open golf, but like most of the field could not get close enough to threaten.  He was on the dance floor but could not hear the band.

Rickie Fowler

Better known for his apparel than his golf game, Rickie Fowler might have claimed a major championship if Kaymer was not in the field.  The golfer/traffic cone gained respectability tying for 2nd place.  His Sunday orange outfit was subdued compared to the usual “traffic cone” look. This orange and white combo had more of a cream sickle look.  Fortunately the cream sickle didn’t melt. That could have been messy.

Eric Compton

Mentioned about 45.2 billion times in the broadcast was the story of Eric Compton.  What a story, having reached a tie for 2nd place having undergone TWO heart transplants.

The guy has a lot of heart.  I’ll be here all week. Try the veal.

Cut

Interesting to note who missed the cut.  Some very big names failed to make the weekend including Luke Donald, Lee Westwood, Jason Dufner, Hunter Mahan, Bubba Watson, Charl Schwartzel, and El Gato (Angel Cabrera).  Luke Donald can only be described as a major disappointment.


2014 U.S. Open Final Leader Board

Written by: Tony Korologos | Sunday, June 15th, 2014
Categories: PGA TourPro GolfRory McIloryU.S. OPENUSGA
Tags:
POS PLAYER TO PAR R1 R2 R3 R4 TOTAL
1  KAYMER, Martin -9 65 65 72 69 271
T2  COMPTON, Erik -1 72 68 67 72 279
T2  FOWLER, Rickie -1 70 70 67 72 279
T4  BRADLEY, Keegan +1 69 69 76 67 281
T4  DAY, Jason +1 73 68 72 68 281
T4  KOEPKA, Brooks +1 70 68 72 71 281
T4  JOHNSON, Dustin +1 69 69 70 73 281
T4  STENSON, Henrik +1 69 69 70 73 281
T9  SCOTT, Adam +2 73 67 73 69 282
T9  WALKER, Jimmy +2 70 72 71 69 282
T9  SNEDEKER, Brandt +2 69 68 72 73 282
T12  FURYK, Jim +3 73 70 73 67 283
T12  SIEM, Marcel +3 70 71 72 70 283
T12  ROSE, Justin +3 72 69 70 72 283
T12  NA, Kevin +3 68 69 73 73 283
T12  KUCHAR, Matt +3 69 70 71 73 283
T17  TODD, Brendon +4 69 67 79 69 284
T17  POULTER, Ian +4 70 70 74 70 284
T17  HOLMES, J.B. +4 70 71 72 71 284
T17  SPIETH, Jordan +4 69 70 72 73 284
T21  GRIBBLE, Cody +5 72 72 72 69 285
T21  STRICKER, Steve +5 70 71 73 71 285
T23  HORSCHEL, Billy +6 75 68 73 70 286
T23  BADDELEY, Aaron +6 70 71 73 72 286
T23  KAPUR, Shiv +6 73 70 71 72 286
T23  MCILROY, Rory +6 71 68 74 73 286
T23  MOLINARI, Francesco +6 69 71 72 74 286
T28  BERGER, Daniel +7 72 71 78 66 287
T28  MCDOWELL, Graeme +7 68 74 75 70 287
T28  PERRY, Kenny +7 74 69 74 70 287
T28  MICKELSON, Phil +7 70 73 72 72 287
T28  DUBUISSON, Victor +7 70 72 70 75 287
T28  DE JONGE, Brendon +7 68 70 73 76 287
T28  KIRK, Chris +7 71 68 72 76 287
T35  REED, Patrick +8 71 72 73 72 288
T35  ELS, Ernie +8 74 70 72 72 288
T35  GARCIA, Sergio +8 73 71 72 72 288
T35  HAAS, Bill +8 72 72 71 73 288
T35  MATSUYAMA, Hideki +8 69 71 74 74 288
T40  OOSTHUIZEN, Louis +9 71 73 78 67 289
T40  BLAIR, Zac +9 71 74 73 71 289
T40  JOHNSON, Zach +9 71 74 72 72 289
T40  BJERREGAARD, Lucas +9 70 72 72 75 289
T40  MULROY, Garth +9 71 72 70 76 289
T45  WILLETT, Danny +10 70 71 78 71 290
T45  SIMPSON, Webb +10 71 72 73 74 290
T45  GOOSEN, Retief +10 73 71 71 75 290
T48  FITZPATRICK, Matthew (a) +11 71 73 78 69 291
T48  HURLEY III, Billy +11 71 74 75 71 291
T48  ENGLISH, Harris +11 69 75 75 72 291
T48  MOORE, Ryan +11 76 68 71 76 291
T52  NOH, Seung-Yul +12 70 72 76 74 292
T52  WOODLAND, Gary +12 72 71 75 74 292
T54  LANGLEY, Scott +13 72 71 75 75 293
T54  CINK, Stewart +13 72 72 74 75 293
T56  QUINN, Fran +14 68 74 79 73 294
T56  CASEY, Paul +14 70 75 74 75 294
T56  LINDHEIM, Nicholas +14 72 73 72 77 294
59  LEONARD, Justin +15 75 70 75 75 295
T60  HENLEY, Russell +17 70 74 82 71 297
T60  TWAY, Kevin +17 72 72 81 72 297
T60  CEJKA, Alex +17 73 71 77 76 297
T63  STADLER, Kevin +18 77 68 78 75 298
T63  RASK, Clayton +18 73 71 77 77 298
T63  VAN PELT, Bo +18 72 72 75 79 298
66  WEEKLEY, Boo +19 71 73 80 75 299
67  TANIGUCHI, Toru +29 72 73 88 76 309

2014 U.S. Open Round Three Leader Board

Written by: Tony Korologos | Saturday, June 14th, 2014
Categories: PGA TourPro GolfRory McIloryU.S. OPENUSGA
POS PLAYER TO PAR R1 R2 R3 TOTAL
1  KAYMER, Martin -8 65 65 72 202
T2  FOWLER, Rickie -3 70 70 67 207
T2  COMPTON, Erik -3 72 68 67 207
T4  STENSON, Henrik -2 69 69 70 208
T4  JOHNSON, Dustin -2 69 69 70 208
6  SNEDEKER, Brandt -1 69 68 72 209
T7  KUCHAR, Matt E 69 70 71 210
T7  KOEPKA, Brooks E 70 68 72 210
T7  NA, Kevin E 68 69 73 210
T10  ROSE, Justin +1 72 69 70 211
T10  SPIETH, Jordan +1 69 70 72 211
T10  KIRK, Chris +1 71 68 72 211
T10  DE JONGE, Brendon +1 68 70 73 211
T14  DUBUISSON, Victor +2 70 72 70 212
T14  MOLINARI, Francesco +2 69 71 72 212
T16  MULROY, Garth +3 71 72 70 213
T16  WALKER, Jimmy +3 70 72 71 213
T16  DAY, Jason +3 73 68 72 213
T16  SIEM, Marcel +3 70 71 72 213
T16  HOLMES, J.B. +3 70 71 72 213
T16  SCOTT, Adam +3 73 67 73 213
T16  MCILROY, Rory +3 71 68 74 213
T23  KAPUR, Shiv +4 73 70 71 214
T23  BJERREGAARD, Lucas +4 70 72 72 214
T23  BADDELEY, Aaron +4 70 71 73 214
T23  STRICKER, Steve +4 70 71 73 214
T23  MATSUYAMA, Hideki +4 69 71 74 214
T23  POULTER, Ian +4 70 70 74 214
T23  BRADLEY, Keegan +4 69 69 76 214
T30  MOORE, Ryan +5 76 68 71 215
T30  GOOSEN, Retief +5 73 71 71 215
T30  HAAS, Bill +5 72 72 71 215
T30  MICKELSON, Phil +5 70 73 72 215
T30  TODD, Brendon +5 69 67 79 215
T35  GARCIA, Sergio +6 73 71 72 216
T35  GRIBBLE, Cody +6 72 72 72 216
T35  ELS, Ernie +6 74 70 72 216
T35  HORSCHEL, Billy +6 75 68 73 216
T35  SIMPSON, Webb +6 71 72 73 216
T35  REED, Patrick +6 71 72 73 216
T35  FURYK, Jim +6 73 70 73 216
T42  LINDHEIM, Nicholas +7 72 73 72 217
T42  JOHNSON, Zach +7 71 74 72 217
T42  PERRY, Kenny +7 74 69 74 217
T42  MCDOWELL, Graeme +7 68 74 75 217
T46  BLAIR, Zac +8 71 74 73 218
T46  CINK, Stewart +8 72 72 74 218
T46  LANGLEY, Scott +8 72 71 75 218
T46  WOODLAND, Gary +8 72 71 75 218
T46  NOH, Seung-Yul +8 70 72 76 218
T51  CASEY, Paul +9 70 75 74 219
T51  VAN PELT, Bo +9 72 72 75 219
T51  ENGLISH, Harris +9 69 75 75 219
T51  WILLETT, Danny +9 70 71 78 219
T55  HURLEY III, Billy +10 71 74 75 220
T55  LEONARD, Justin +10 75 70 75 220
T57  RASK, Clayton +11 73 71 77 221
T57  CEJKA, Alex +11 73 71 77 221
T57  BERGER, Daniel +11 72 71 78 221
T57  QUINN, Fran +11 68 74 79 221
T61  FITZPATRICK, Matthew (a) +12 71 73 78 222
T61  OOSTHUIZEN, Louis +12 71 73 78 222
63  STADLER, Kevin +13 77 68 78 223
64  WEEKLEY, Boo +14 71 73 80 224
65  TWAY, Kevin +15 72 72 81 225
66  HENLEY, Russell +16 70 74 82 226
67  TANIGUCHI, Toru +23 72 73 88 233

2014 Gross Match Round One Recap

Written by: Tony Korologos | Saturday, June 14th, 2014
Categories: GolfHackers

I’ve been a little too busy to post the results of my first gross match in my men’s association at Bonneville Golf Club.  The match was Wednesday this week.  Here’s the recap.

Hole 1

On this reachable uphill par-5 I shoved my drive into the trees right.  Then had to try and hit a restricted swing punch 5-iron to get out.  I topped it.  Then from about 110 yards I fatted a wedge.  From 60 yards I hit a decent shot and still had a chance at par.  Unfortunately, my opponent reached the green in two and had about an eight foot eagle putt.  He’d two-putt for birdie, while my par putt would barely miss.

One down.

Hole 2

Short par-4.  I hit a decent drive on the right side of the fairway and a solid gap wedge to the back left corner of the green.  My opponent’s drive was 25 yards longer than mine and he too reached the green in regulation, short left.  I was too cautious with my first putt, leaving a very tough sliding right-to-left putt.  My opponent 3-putted, leaving me this slider putt for the win.  I made a great putt.

All square.

Hole 3

On this longer par-4 I hit a solid drive down the middle while my opponent pulled his drive but was still in the fairway.  I missed the green short-right with a tough chip which would have to land on a downslope.  My opponent’s approach hit the green but with a long and difficult putt.  Once again he 3-putted.  My chip was decent and once again I had a long par putt for the win.  I made a great putt.

1UP

Hole 4

This is a very difficult par-4.  Nerves got to me and I hit a very poor drive which nearly went OB right.  I was about 225 from the green.  My opponent was in no better shape though.  He hooked his drive left and hit a tree, leaving himself probably 240 out.  He hit a solid iron to the front fringe.  I hit a very poor 2nd shot which dribbled to about 125 yards, a good number.  My gap wedge ended up pin high, about 20 feet.  My opponent’s chip would come up short and he would two-putt for bogey.  Once again, I had a long putt to win the hole.  I made a great putt.  (Do we have the theme of the day yet?)

2UP

Hole 5

This is another reachable par-5 but with a crazy-difficult green.  I hit a solid drive as did my opponent, but we were both in the left rough.  With his length, my opponent should be able to get there in two with an iron again.  I’m 265 out in deep rough, so I took my medicine and laid up with a 7-iron.  I had about 60 yards left due to the downhill 2nd shot.   My opponent did not make the green in two and both of our 3rd shots came up on the front fringe, about a foot off the green.  This is not a bad position as it was a front pin and with the crazy green there was NO way either of us was going to go long.  We both get up and down for par, the first hole in the match which was tied.

2UP

Hole 6

The par-3 6th was playing about 195 yards downhill.  I had honors and hit a solid 6-iron to the front of the green.  Unfortunately it was a back pin.  My opponent’s tee shot was a pull into some clover which was quite deep.  He hit a decent chip, leaving himself about a 15 footer for par.  I gagged poorly on my approach putt, leaving myself a 10 footer for par.  My opponent missed his par putt, leaving me an opening for another win.  This time, in the shadows, I missed.  Another tie.  I was not happy.  My mistake cost me a win on this hole.

Hole 7

Still with honors, I hit driver on this short par-4.  I pulled it and hit a tree, leaving myself a nutty punch shot under two trees.  My opponent’s long drive was down the left side.  He too was left with a shot which required a punch.  My punch looked good, but kicked right at the end into the only greenside bunker.  My opponent’s punch went over the green to a tough chipping position.  His chip went long, leaving him a long putt to save par.  I hit a great blast out of the bunker which rolled to about 12 feet.  He missed his par putt.  I made a great putt to win the hole.

3UP

Hole 8

Another short par-4 with a tiny postage stamp green.  To leave myself a good yardage in, I hit 3-wood instead of driver.  My long opponent however, hit driver and nearly drove the green.  My approach from 100 with my lob wedge was a tiny bit long, ending on the back right fringe with a back right pin.  I was probably  20 feet.  My opponent’s lag putt left him a tap-in par.  Before stroking my birdie putt from the fringe, I told myself, “let’s make this f’er.”  I made a great putt to win the hole.

4UP

Hole 9

Ranked one of the toughest par-3 holes in the state, a bad tee shot on this hole means a 4 or 5 guaranteed.  Hitting the green is a must.  With the honor, I hit a pure 7-iron from 181 which finished about six feet above the hole.  Very tough putt, but a great position.  My opponent blocked his tee shot into the hazard right.  There was almost no way I could lose the hole at that point.  He’d get up and down for bogey.  I wanted a 2, but with the speed of the putt I had a power lip which sent the putt a good five feet past.  I made a great putt.

5UP after nine holes

Hole 10

I blocked my tee shot to the right into the right rough on this uphill par-4.  My opponent hit a good drive up the left side.  I hit a poor 5-iron and pulled it left of the green with a very difficult chip.  This is one of the toughest greens on the course with a massive slope back to front.  Above the hole is dead.  My opponent missed short right and would make bogey.  I hit a fantastic chip which rolled above the hole, nearly going in.  Solid par putt from three feet.

6UP

Hole 11

This short little par-4 has been giving me fits lately.  It should be easy.  I hit a 4-iron to about 125 out.  My opponent hit an iron off the tee as well.  Both of our approach shots came up short.  I was close enough to be able to putt but he had to chip.  His chip was solid, getting him to where I gave him the par putt.  I was too aggressive with my birdie putt (wanted to end the match asap) and ran it by too far.  I missed the par putt, losing the hole.

5UP

Hole 12

This is a reachable par-5 which I hit a very solid drive on.  My opponent was a little left, forcing him to have to hit a layup for his 2nd shot.  For his 3rd he was 150 out and hit his shot over the green, leaving a very difficult downhill chip.  My 2nd shot ended up about 30 yards short from about 260.  I hit an absolutely perfect lob wedge to about six inches for a tap-in birdie.  He would fail to chip-in for birdie.

6UP – DORMIE

After winning the previous hole I put myself in perfect position to win the match.  Dormie with six holes to go.  Just to tie the match, my opponent would have to win all of the last six holes.  Instead, I hit a solid drive and 8-iron to this tough par-4 and made a par which would beat his bogey and close him out.

Match closed out on the 13th green – 7&5


2014 U.S. Open Round Two Leader Board

Written by: Tony Korologos | Friday, June 13th, 2014
Categories: PGA TourPro GolfRory McIloryU.S. OPENUSGA
POS PLAYER TO PAR R1 R2 TOTAL
1  KAYMER, Martin -10 65 65 130
2  TODD, Brendon -4 69 67 136
T3  NA, Kevin -3 68 69 137
T3  SNEDEKER, Brandt -3 69 68 137
T5  KOEPKA, Brooks -2 70 68 138
T5  JOHNSON, Dustin -2 69 69 138
T5  DE JONGE, Brendon -2 68 70 138
T5  BRADLEY, Keegan -2 69 69 138
T5  STENSON, Henrik -2 69 69 138
T10  KUCHAR, Matt -1 69 70 139
T10  MCILROY, Rory -1 71 68 139
T10  KIRK, Chris -1 71 68 139
T10  SPIETH, Jordan -1 69 70 139
T14  SCOTT, Adam E 73 67 140
T14  MOLINARI, Francesco E 69 71 140
T14  COMPTON, Erik E 72 68 140
T14  POULTER, Ian E 70 70 140
T14  MATSUYAMA, Hideki E 69 71 140
T14  FOWLER, Rickie E 70 70 140
T20  STRICKER, Steve +1 70 71 141
T20  HOLMES, J.B. +1 70 71 141
T20  WILLETT, Danny +1 70 71 141
T20  SIEM, Marcel +1 70 71 141
T20  DAY, Jason +1 73 68 141
T20  ROSE, Justin +1 72 69 141
T20  BADDELEY, Aaron +1 70 71 141
T27  WALKER, Jimmy +2 70 72 142
T27  DUBUISSON, Victor +2 70 72 142
T27  NOH, Seung-Yul +2 70 72 142
T27  QUINN, Fran +2 68 74 142
T27  BJERREGAARD, Lucas +2 70 72 142
T27  MCDOWELL, Graeme +2 68 74 142
T33  MULROY, Garth +3 71 72 143
T33  FURYK, Jim +3 73 70 143
T33  WOODLAND, Gary +3 72 71 143
T33  BERGER, Daniel +3 72 71 143
T33  LANGLEY, Scott +3 72 71 143
T33  REED, Patrick +3 71 72 143
T33  SIMPSON, Webb +3 71 72 143
T33  MICKELSON, Phil +3 70 73 143
T33  HORSCHEL, Billy +3 75 68 143
T33  PERRY, Kenny +3 74 69 143
T33  KAPUR, Shiv +3 73 70 143
T44  CEJKA, Alex +4 73 71 144
T44  HAAS, Bill +4 72 72 144
T44  CINK, Stewart +4 72 72 144
T44  ENGLISH, Harris +4 69 75 144
T44  ELS, Ernie +4 74 70 144
T44  OOSTHUIZEN, Louis +4 71 73 144
T44  GOOSEN, Retief +4 73 71 144
T44  VAN PELT, Bo +4 72 72 144
T44  TWAY, Kevin +4 72 72 144
T44  GRIBBLE, Cody +4 72 72 144
T44  MOORE, Ryan +4 76 68 144
T44  GARCIA, Sergio +4 73 71 144
T44  WEEKLEY, Boo +4 71 73 144
T44  FITZPATRICK, Matthew (a) +4 71 73 144
T44  HENLEY, Russell +4 70 74 144
T44  RASK, Clayton +4 73 71 144
T60  STADLER, Kevin +5 77 68 145
T60  LEONARD, Justin +5 75 70 145
T60  CASEY, Paul +5 70 75 145
T60  TANIGUCHI, Toru +5 72 73 145
T60  BLAIR, Zac +5 71 74 145
T60  JOHNSON, Zach +5 71 74 145
T60  HURLEY III, Billy +5 71 74 145
T60  LINDHEIM, Nicholas +5 72 73 145
MC  WITTENBERG, Casey 74 72 146
MC  ECHAVARRIA, Andres 74 72 146
MC  SWAFFORD, Hudson 76 70 146
MC  WILSON, Mark 70 76 146
MC  LOWRY, Shane 73 73 146
MC  DONALD, Luke 77 69 146
MC  WATSON, Bubba 76 70 146
MC  SCHWARTZEL, Charl 70 76 146
MC  DUFNER, Jason 72 74 146
MC  MAHAN, Hunter 74 72 146
MC  PAMPLING, Rod 73 73 146
MC  WHITSETT, Cory (a) 77 69 146
MC  STEWART, Hunter (a) 75 71 146
MC  LEE, Kyoung-Hoon 74 72 146
MC  JONES, Matt 74 72 146
MC  CABRERA, Angel 74 72 146
MC  JIMENEZ, Miguel Angel 72 74 146
MC  JAIDEE, Thongchai 73 73 146
MC  LUITEN, Joost 70 76 146
MC  DOBYNS, Matt 74 72 146
MC  CAMPBELL, Brian (a) 76 70 146
MC  DUKE, Ken 75 72 147
MC  SENDEN, John 71 76 147
MC  COLSAERTS, Nicolas 72 75 147
MC  CLARKE, Darren 75 72 147
MC  OGILVY, Geoff 73 74 147
MC  BLAUM, Ryan 73 74 147
MC  GUTHRIE, Luke 73 74 147
MC  RENNER, Jim 74 73 147
MC  DOAK, Chris 74 73 147
MC  PAVAN, Andrea 75 72 147
MC  GALLACHER, Stephen 73 74 147
MC  TOMS, David 73 74 147
MC  GLOVER, Lucas 79 69 148
MC  PALMER, Ryan 74 74 148
MC  GOSSETT, David 76 72 148
MC  LOVE, Sam 76 72 148
MC  WILSON, Cameron (a) 78 70 148
MC  COLLINS, Chad 74 74 148
MC  STUARD, Brian 75 73 148
MC  EVERY, Matt 76 72 148
MC  CASTRO, Roberto 74 74 148
MC  WESTWOOD, Lee 75 73 148
MC  WATNEY, Nick 76 72 148
MC  LIANG, Wen-Chong 74 74 148
MC  THOMAS, Justin 75 73 148
MC  FISHER, Oliver 74 75 149
MC  OGILVIE, Joe 73 76 149
MC  NORLANDER, Henrik 70 79 149
MC  LARRAZABAL, Pablo 71 78 149
MC  LEWIS, Tom 79 70 149
MC  BARLOW, Craig 74 75 149
MC  KAUFMAN, Smylie 73 76 149
MC  FASTH, Niclas 76 74 150
MC  DELAET, Graham 75 75 150
MC  WIESBERGER, Bernd 72 78 150
MC  KIM, Hyung-Sung 73 77 150
MC  SUTHERLAND, Kevin 75 75 150
MC  KIEFFER, Maximilian 76 74 150
MC  MCNEALY, Maverick (a) 74 76 150
MC  BROUSSARD, Anthony 78 72 150
MC  STORM, Graeme 72 79 151
MC  OH, David 75 76 151
MC  YANG, Y.E. 75 76 151
MC  DONALDSON, Jamie 70 81 151
MC  STEGMAIER, Brett 77 74 151
MC  POINTS, D.A. 77 74 151
MC  WATT, Brady 77 74 151
MC  ALKER, Steven 76 76 152
MC  STREELMAN, Kevin 75 77 152
MC  FERNANDEZ-CASTANO, Gonzalo 76 76 152
MC  GRIFFITHS, Simon 72 80 152
MC  OPPENHEIM, Rob 75 77 152
MC  KISNER, Kevin 75 77 152
MC  ALLENBY, Robert 79 73 152
MC  PRICE, Aron 78 74 152
MC  BLIXT, Jonas 77 76 153
MC  MAGGERT, Jeff 73 80 153
MC  SHELTON, Robby (a) 78 75 153
MC  MASON, Nick 78 75 153
MC  THOMPSON, Chris 80 74 154
MC  GOSS, Oliver (a) 71 83 154
MC  GATES, Bobby 79 76 155
MC  CONSTABLE, Donald 82 73 155
MC  MCIVER, Brandon (a) 82 73 155
MC  GRIMMER, Will (a) 77 80 157
MC  DORN, Andrew (a) 79 80 159
MC  YANO, Azuma 77 83 160
MC  MIYAZATO, Kiyoshi 81 81 162

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