Fraser McKenna finishes jt 43rd

after starting with an 81

Glasgow-born Fraser McKenna, a 6ft 3in freshman student at Southeastern Louisiana University, finished joint 43rd in a field of 96 players for the4UALR/First Tee Collegiate toournament at Chenal Country Club, Little Rock in the state of Arkansas.

McKenna, pictured right, had rounds of 81, 73 and 74 for a total of 228 over the par-72, 7221yd course.

Gideon Piennar (Central Arkansas) won with scores of 70, 71 and 71 for four-under-par 212, three shots ahead of Kell Sheneb (Arkansas State) and Leroux Ferreira (Lamar).

LEADING INDIVIDUAL TOTALS

Par 216 (3x72) 7221yd

212 Gideon Piennar (Central Arkansas) 70 71 71.

215 Kell Sheneb (Arkansas State) 68 74 73, Leroux Ferreira (Lamar) 75 74 66.

Selected final totals

222 Aaron O'Callaghan (SE Louisiana) 73 72 77 (jt 16th).

224 Graham Benson (SE Louisiana) 75 75 74 (jt 24rd).

225 Matthew Carvill (SE Louisiana) 75 72 78.

228 Fraser McKenna (SE Louisiana) 81 73 74 (jt 43rd).

230 Nicky Maddison (Hutchinson CC) 76 75 79 (jt 51st).

LEADING TEAM TOTALS

879 Lamar. 882 UALR. 885 SE Louisiana. 18 teams took part.

PGA EuroPro Tour Final Qualifying School

Shaun McAllister joint

third after opening 70

Former Scottish boys' stroke-play champion Shaun McAllister (Craigielaw), playing as an amateur, is well up on the leaderboard at the end of the first round of the PGA EuroPro Tour Final Qualifying School over the Frilford Heath Red Course in Oxfordshire.

Shaun, pictured right by Cal Carson Golf Agency, returned a one-under-par 71 to be lying in joint third place after "catching fire" on the inward half of his round.

He was two over par at the turn with bogeys at the fourth and sixth but then Shaun birdied the 10th, 14th, 15th and 16th. What a pity he bogeyed the 18th for 33 home.

Mark Wilkinson (West Malin) leads the first-day returns with a four-under-par 67.

FIRST ROUND LEADERBOARD

Par 71

67 Mark Wilkinson (West Malin).

69 Martin Sell (Eng).

70 Stephen Parry (Bolton), Mariano Saiz (Spa), Shaun McAllister (Craigielaw) (amateur).

71 Jack Wallace (Eng), Andrew Pestell (Chelmsford), Jason Levermore (Clacton on Sea), James Hepworth (Ilkley).

Selected Scots' scores:

74 Eric Walker (Burntisland), Duncan Stewart (Grantown on Spey) (jt 28th).

78 Christopher Campbell (Grantown on Spey) (jt 72nd).

79 Scott Jamieson (unatt), Graeme Lornie (Paul Lawrie Foundation) (jt 81st).

83 Graham Turner (West Linton) (amateur) (jt 112th).

84 Zack Saltman (Aegon) (jt 113rd).

Jeev Milka Singh gets dream Masters

draw - he's partnering Tiger Woods!

NEWS RELEASE FROM THE ASIAN TOUR
Indian star Jeev Milkha Singh can’t help but feel like a major winner as he prepares for his third Masters Tournament which starts on Thursday.
The reigning Asian Tour number one has enjoyed practice rounds with Greg Norman and Padraig Harrington and exchanged pleasantries with golf legend Arnold Palmer at Augusta National Golf Club.
And to top it all, Singh was on Tuesday handed a dream draw where he will play alongside world number one and four-time Masters champion Tiger Woods in the opening two rounds.
“I’m excited about that and looking forward to it. It’ll be great to have the opportunity to play with Tiger and it’ll be interesting. I’ll be a little nervous but I’ll try to make the most of it and enjoy it. It is a pleasant surprise,” said Singh, who has played with Woods previously in Asia.
Driving down Magnolia Lane for the third straight year has ultimately given Singh the self-belief that he finally belongs amongst the world’s top echelon.
He claimed a second Order of Merit triumph in Asia last season and posted a career first top-10 in a major at the PGA Championship. Last month, the 37-year-old Indian finished fourth at the WGC-CA Championship in Doral, which further boosted his confidence that he can someday become Asia’s first major champion.
“It’s great to come back to the Masters. Every time you are here, it’s different. I’m excited and it’s something really special. I’m happy with the game. I’m playing well and we’ll see what happens,” said the 31st ranked player in the world.
“My next goal will be to win a major. I think I’ve got the game to win a major. I feel it all depends on the mindset and how you deal with the pressure. A lot of it comes down to the short game. I feel I do have the game and hopefully before my golfing career is over, I will have a major under my belt.
“The top-10 at the PGA Championship and the fourth in Doral, those results have given me more confidence. I’ll slowly work on finishing better than fourth. One day, you’ll never know what will happen.”
Renowned as a global traveller, Singh knows that the hard work he has put in all the years has eventually paid off. Apart from six wins on the Asian Tour, Singh has won four times in Japan and twice in Europe.
“I’ve worked hard and there is more trust in my game and more trust in my golf swing. I’m always looking forward to the bigger events. That’s why we play golf for, to prove myself at the highest level.”
Singh was excited to play with Norman, who will captain the International team against the USA in the Presidents Cup later this year. The Indian is in the frame to make Norman’s team.
“It was a special day as growing up, I’ve always looked up to him and often watched him play. I had a good nine holes and we talked about general stuff but didn’t touch anything about the Presidents Cup. I guess he wants to get to know the International players and I was fortunate enough to play with him,” said Singh.

Scottish boys' championship scoreboard

ROYAL ABERDEEN GOLF CLUB
Balgownie Links

FIRST ROUND (continued)
Grant Forrest (Craigielaw) bt Jordan Mooney (Burntisland Golf House) 1 hole.

Marc Smith (Troon Welbeck) bt Gordon Munro (Fraserburgh) 2 and 1.
Jordan Lamb (Peebles bt Ross Gillan (Torrance House) 1 hole.

Anthony Blaney (Liberton) bt Scott McGraddie (Cathcart Castle) 4 and 3.
Neale Barnes (Deeside) bty Stuart Voyle (Harburn) 4 and 3.

Andrew Wight (Kilmarnock Barassie) bt Douglas Maxwell (Craigielaw) 2 and 1.
Craig Ross (Kirkhill) bt Gary Barrowman (Clydebank & Dist) 5 and 3.

Shaun Connor (Ralston) bt Daniel Crolla (Kingsknowe) 4 and 3.
Ryan Simpson (Bonnyton) bt Callum Graham (Milnathort) 2 and 1.

Craig Telfer (Prestwick St Cuthbert) bt Alasdair Simpson (Tantallon) 8 and 6.
Stuart Gray (West Lothian) bt David Gallagher (Glasgow) 5 and 3.

Calum Bisset (Glenvbervie) byt Ryan Copland (Garmouth & Kingston) 3 and 2.
Cameron MacLean (West Kilbride) bt Declan Dooey (Colville Park) 4 and 3.

Gary Meechan (Dullatur) bt Sam Craigon (Milnathort) 5 and 3.
Jack Thorburn (Forrester Park) bt Gordon Nelson (Southerness 1 hole.

Michael Maxwell (Carnoustie Caledonian) bt Mark Waldron (Caldwell) 2 and 1.
Paul O'Day (Uphall) bt Andrew Pillans (Kirkcaldy) at 21st.

Rodger Clarke (Moray) bt Michael Bacigalupo (Longniddry) 3 and 1.
Conor O'Neil (Glasgow) bt Colin Robinson (Largs) at 19th.

Lawrence Allan (Alva) bt Jamie Burrows (Pitlochry) 3 and 2.
Daniel Kay (Dunbar) bt Andrew McLachlan (Bonnyton) 2 holes.

Ryan Gordon (Alford) bt Graeme Duncan (Shotts) 4 and 3.
John Henry (Clydewbank & Dist) bt Eamon Bradley (Mount Ellen) 4 and 3.

Jamie Treasurer (Inverness) bt Sean Stewart (Northern) 3 and 2.
Lewis Cullen (Eastwood) bt Ryan Boyle (Bathgate)) at 19th.

Scott Young (Turnhouse) bt Jack Scott (Deeside) at 19th.
Cameron Farrell (Cardross) bt Reece Mitchell (Downfield) 2 and 1.

Grant Carnegie (Dunblane New) bt Conor Neil (Mount Ellen) 1 hole.
Ross Gordon (Peterhead) bt Gareth Caldwell (Greenock) 7 and 6.

Connor Neil (Blairgowrie) bt Jordan Gallagher (Crow Wood) at 19th.
Philip Gordon (Paisley) bt Jeff Wright (Forres) 5 and 3.

Sean Murdoch (East Renfrewshire) bt Scott Patterson (Peterculter) 3 and 1.
Calum Stewart (Brora) bt Jordon Williams (Castle Douglas) 4 and 3.

David Wright (Cathcart Castle) bt Calum McKay (Grange) 1 hole.
Jamie Alexander (Greenock Whinhill) bt Daniel Thompsett (Aboyne) 5 and 4.

Sam MacNeil (Inchmarlo) bt Josh Bogle (Ranfurly Castle) 4 and 2.
Louis Gaughan (Bathgate) bt Patrick O'Neil (Pollok) 4 and 2.

Andrew Loch (Pumpherston) bt Kevin Mitchell (Kinghorn) 3 and 2.
Jack McDonald (Kilmarnock Barassie) bt Fraser Lauder (Paisley) 4 and 3.

Gordon Reilly (Lochwinnoch) bt Fraser O'Connor (Inchmarlo) 6 and 5.
Michael Davidson (Tantallon) bt Fraser McNeill (Cathkin Braes) 4 and 2.

Lee Milligan (Dumbarton) bt Craig Forbes (Carnwath) 3 and 2.
Euan Mackay (Torphin Hill) bt Patrick McCarron (Windyhill) 5 and 4.

Grant Bowman (Monifieth) bt Iain Watson (St Andrews) 2 holes.
Daniel Flannery (Peebles) bt Colin Dick (Murrayfield) 3 and 1.

Mark Thomson (Grange) bt Charlie MacNeal (Troon Welbeck) 4 and 3.
Chris Low (Tantallon) bt Jamie Binning (Ranfurly Castle) 2 and 1.

Gary Ross (Elgin) bt Jordan Shrieve (Inchmarlo) 3 and 2.
Thomas White (Milnathort) bt Declan Christie (Portlethen) 8 and 6.

Jamie Auchinvole (Glenbervie) bt Scott McGregor (Forfar) 4 and 3.
Paul Shields (Kirkhill) bt Graeme Ritchie (Troon Welbeck) 4 and 3.

Alexander Ferguson (Paisley) bt Christian MacLeod (Nairn Dunbar) 5 and 4.
Jordan Milne (Elgin) bt Jamie Johnston (Murrayfield) 5 and 4.

Craig Goodwin (Loudoun Gowf) bt Angus Forgie (Muckhart) 1 hole.
Stephen Machin (Cowglen) bt Greg Swinton (Torwoodlee) 6 and 5.

SECOND ROUND

Liam Johnston (Dumfries & Co) bt James Monaghan (Bisopbriggs) 4 and 3.
Calum McLean (Cowglen) bt Ross Jack (Dumfries & Galloway) 3 and 1.

David Law (Hazlehead) bt Graeme Reid (Newbattle) 8 and 6.
Ryan Campbell (Grangemouth) bt Jamie McIntosh (Broomieknowe) 3 and 1.

Neil Beattie (St Andrews) bt Kyle Godsman (Hopeman) 1 hole.
Scott Wearing (Bishopbriggs) bt Niall Webster (Broomieknowe) 4 and 2.

Josh Renwick (Uphall) bt Craig Howie (Peebles) 4 and 3.
Simon Taylor (Germany) bt Allan Easton (Strathmore) 6 and 4.

Ewen Donaldson (Craigielaw) bt Sam Mailer (Auchterarder) 6 and 5.
Scott Wightman (Powfoot) bt Jamie Thomson (Cawder) 7 and 5.

Peter Renwick (Invergordon) bt Glenn Ramsay (Bathgate) at 20th.
Danny Edwards (Elgin) bt Philip Lemon (Peterhead) 2 and 1.

Ian Redford (St Andrews New) bt Nicholas MacAndrew (Cullen) 1 hole.
Scott Costello (Kirkhill) bt Cameron Moore (Glenbervie) 3 and 2.

Matthew Reid (Downfield) bt Ross Buchan (Inverallochy) 2 holes.
Tom Blennerhassett (Marriott Dalmahoy) bt Ryan Higgins (East Renfrewshire) 3 and 1.

Chris Robb (Inchmarlo) bt Euan McIntosh (McDonald Ellon) 7 and 5.
Ryan Bain (Strathlene) bt Ali Begg (Muir of Ord) 1 hole.

Cameron West (Scotscraig) v Zac Clark (Royal Aberdeen) - unfinished.
Ewan Scott (St Andrews) bt Lewis Jackson (West Hove) 1 hole.

North District re-introduce men's

Order of Merit on trial basis

By ROBIN WILSON
Many a North golfer has often questioned selections into North District teams for representative matches and wonder why they are being overlooked.
Now after missing out on Scottish area team finals for the past few years, the North Executive are hoping that by re-introducing for a trial year a North District Order of Merit table they may unearth some hidden talent by way of a points system based on rankings at their own championship and selected club tournaments.
A similar merit table ran for six years, from 1992 to 1998, when with a bit more finance to spare and some sponsorship the North District were able to provide prizes. The re-introduced merit table with less funds and no sponsor will be self-financing and have an entry fee of £10.
The OOM counting events will have two points-awarding structures, one for seven 36-hole open tournaments, where 124 points will be assigned to the top nine finishers, ignoring competitors not members of a North District club, and 100 points at three nominated 18-hole tournaments. A player can play in as many events as they wish but points from only five will count towards the individual's final total.
The 36-hole qualifying fixtures will start with the North District championship at Fortrose & Rosemarkie on May 23 and continue at six other events:
June 13: Badenoch Open at Kingussie & Newtonmore.
June 27: Braid Open at Brora.
July 4: Brodie Trophy at Forres.
July 18: Balblair Trophy at Tain.
August 8: Ness Motors at Inverness.
August 29: Glen Grant Tantalus at Lossiemouth.
Recognising that some clubs do not have 36-hole events but hold prestigious and well-supported one-round competitions, three 18-holers have been included:
August 9: Walkers Shortbread at Elgin.
August 15: Torvean Open at Inverness.
September 5: Loch Ness Open at Inverness.
Individual Entry Forms to the men's OOM can be downloaded from the North District website – www.sgunorthgolf.com

NOMINATED JUNIOR OPENS
Sandy Aird, the Forres Golf Club professional, continues his sponsorship of the the North District's junior boys' Order of Merit in two age groups, under-14 and under-16 on January 1. The nominated junior opens are:
Friday, April 10: Elgin.
Sunday, April 19: Royal Dornoch.
Sunday, April 26: Spence Trophy (Inverness).
Sunday, July 5: Bain Trophy (Thurso).
Friday, July 10: Kingussie.
Thursday, July 16: Strathpeffer Spa.
Friday, August 7: Torvean.
Friday, August 14: Invergordon.
October 19-20: Match-play qualifying rounds (Forres).

The last men's Order of Merit winner in 1998 was Robbie Sheils (Moray). Other winners over the seven seasons were:
George Paterson (Fortrose & Rosemarkie) 1992-1993, Ian Cameron Muir of Ord) 1994, Neil Hampton (Nairn) 1995-1996 and Stewart Wilson (Royal Dornoch & Inverness) 1997.

FIXTURE LIST CHANGES AT TAIN
Tain Golf Club have this season made two significant changes to their traditional fixture list.
Balblair Distillery have given their name and sponsorship to a men's 36-hole open (now listed in the North District Order of Merit tour).
This date was previously the pipe-opener to their August Golf Week but on the sponsor's request to raise the competition's individual profile, the date has been brought forward to Saturday, July 18.
Tain Golf Club's previous five-day Golf Week competition reverts to a four-day event from Monday, August 3 to Thursday, August 6 and added into it is a women's event with the same format, two qualifying medal rounds preceding match-play.
The women's inclusion came by way of a suggestion at the end of last year from the “Golf Week Widows” who had to wait until the end of the week for a competitive game in the mixed open competition.
It was taken on board by the Tain Committee and becomes the the first ladies' open qualifying and match-play event in the North. There is clearly a demand for such a competition for a similar event at Duff House Royal is always over-subscribed and already Tain has attracted entries from the Banff club's waiting list.

Hoey scores first Euro

Tour win the hard way

FROM THE AOL GOLF NEWS SERVICE

Northern Ireland's Michael Hoey came from five shots back and then won a play-off at the third extra hole to capture his first European Tour title on Sunday.
Thirty-year-old Hoey, pictured right by Cal Carson Golf Agency, winner of the British Amateur title at Prestwick in 2001, at long last joining former Walker Cup team-mates Luke Donald, Graeme McDowell and Nick Dougherty as a winner on the circuit, beat Spain's Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano in the Estoril Portuguese Open at Oitavos Dunes to the west of Lisbon. It won him £192,755 and a two-year Tour exemption - and it made him the first player out of four to beat the Madrid golfer in sudden death.
They had tied on the seven-under-par mark of 277, with world number 273 Hoey scoring a joint best-of-the-day 66 after teeing off joint 19th, but fearing that a missed eight-footer on the last would cost him dear.
It didn't, though, and after holing from the same distance to triumph he said: "It's a joke really - a bit of a dream. I didn't really think about winning going out, but I was lucky - I got all the breaks.
"I couldn't believe I was in the play-off, let alone getting up and down, up and down, up and down."
The play-off began with two more trips down the 18th. Both players missed the green first time, but reigning British Masters champion Fernandez-Castano holed from eight feet and Hoey from four.
Next time the Spaniard almost converted a 35-foot birdie attempt and Hoey, short of the green once more, sank a five-footer to stay alive.
When they switched to the 17th they missed the green again. This time, however, Fernandez-Castano missed from 12ft and Hoey seized his chance.

FINAL TOTALS

Par 284 (4 x 71)

277 Michael Hoey 66 76 69 66, Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano (Spa) 70 72 68 67 (Hoey won sudden-death play-off at third extra hole).
278 Francesco Molinari (Ita) 71 71 68 68
279 Mikael Lundberg (Swe) 70 72 67 70, Jamie Donaldson 71 69 67 72, Paul Broadhurst 71 68 67 73
280 Steve Webster 68 72 71 69, Paul Lawrie 71 69 68 72, Alastair Forsyth 67 73 69 71, Gregory Bourdy (Fra) 69 73 69 69, David Lynn 69 73 65 73
281 Carlos Del Moral (Spa) 67 71 71 72, Francois Delamontagne (Fra) 71 73 66 71, David Horsey 68 74 71 68, Maarten Lafeber (Ned) 72 71 64 74, Rafael Echenique (Arg) 74 70 71 66, Callum Macaulay 70 70 72 69, David Dixon 69 73 68 71, Michael Jonzon (Swe) 72 71 70 68, Ross McGowan 64 73 71 73
282 Patrik Sjoland (Swe) 70 73 67 72, Robert Rock 69 72 71 70, Stuart Davis 70 69 74 69, Andrew Coltart 71 72 71 68, Pelle Edberg (Swe) 70 73 73 66, Jose Manuel Lara (Spa) 69 75 67 71, Chris Doak 68 70 73 71
283 Jean-Baptiste Gonnet (Fra) 72 72 69 70, Hennie Otto (Rsa) 69 73 75 66, Mark Brown (USA) 73 68 69 73
284 Christian Cevaer (Fra) 70 72 75 67, Niclas Fasth (Swe) 71 71 71 71, Thomas Bjorn (Den) 69 73 71 71, Jean-Francois Lucquin (Fra) 74 68 73 69, Andrew McLardy (Rsa) 69 73 73 69
285 Richard Bland 70 70 74 71, Marcus Higley 70 73 73 69, Phillip Archer 72 69 69 75, Rhys Davies 71 73 73 68, Pablo Martin (Spa) 72 69 70 74, Simon Dyson 67 72 73 73, Simon Wakefield 70 73 71 71
286 Chris Wood 74 70 69 73, Jarmo Sandelin (Swe) 73 70 72 71, Stuart Manley 75 66 73 72, Mads Vibe-Hastrup (Den) 70 74 65 77, Ricardo Gonzalez (Arg) 69 75 76 66, David Drysdale 71 71 76 68, Lee Slattery 72 72 72 70, John E Morgan 70 72 73 71, Stephen Gallacher 70 73 74 69, Wade Ormsby (Aus) 69 74 72 71, Miles Tunnicliff 69 70 74 73
287 Garry Houston 69 73 71 74, Estanislao Goya (Arg) 75 69 75 68, Phillip Price 72 70 75 70, Wil Besseling (Ned) 71 73 72 71, Alessandro Tadini (Ita) 70 72 73 72, Inder Van Weerelt (Ned) 72 72 70 73, Jean-Francois Remesy (Fra) 74 70 70 73, Ricardo Santos (Por) 68 74 76 69, Paul McGinley 70 74 72 71
288 Joakim Haeggman (Swe) 73 70 73 72, Michael Curtain (Aus) 70 74 71 73, Rafael Cabrera Bello (Spa) 72 69 69 78, David Frost (Rsa) 71 71 71 75, Gregory Havret (Fra) 69 75 76 68
289 Daniel Vancsik (Arg) 68 71 74 76
290 Antonio Sobrinho (Por) 69 75 76 70, Mark Foster 68 74 75 73
291 Marc Cayeux (Zim) 72 72 78 69
292 Federico Colombo (Ita) 70 74 75 73, Birgir Hafthorsson (Ice) 69 75 76 72, Emanuele Canonica (Ita) 72 72 73 75
293 Tiago Cruz (Por) 71 72 78 72
295 Nuno Campino (Por) 70 74 79 72

Houston Open winner

Paul Casey has got

that Masterly feeling

FROM THE AOL GOLF NEWS SERVICE

Paul Casey believes his maiden US PGA Tour victory can propel him to Masters success this week.
Casey, 31, won the Shell Houston Open in Texas on Sunday night after beating American J B Holmes at the first hole of a sudden-death play-off, handing the Englishman his first win in the United States in 77 starts (scroll down for all the final totals).
"This is huge. I love the Masters and I feel it's my best opportunity of a major," Casey said. "The golf course sets up very, very well for me and winning this week isn't a jinx like winning the par-three contest."
He added: "Phil Mickelson has won the week before gone on to win at Augusta, Sandy Lyle has done it as well and it would be nice to be another Brit to do that."
Casey's success at the weekend followed on from victory at the Abu Dhabi Championship in January and a run to the final of the WGC-Accenture Match Play in Arizona, where he was beaten 4 & 3 over 36 holes by Geoff Ogilvy of Australia.
That form and his victory in Houston sent Casey to a career-high No. 6 in the latest world rankings issued today and the European Ryder Cup star said belief in his ability and hard work had been the key to his breakthrough.
"You know, self belief is a very difficult thing to explain and to work on because you don't want to be arrogant," Casey said.
"You don't want to be cocky but you have to have belief in yourself. For me it's just been a lot of hard work, playing a lot of golf, and a bit of time.
"Hopefully I'm not any different than I was as a kid growing up. You know, it's sort of the way I am to people or anything else.
"I now have that belief when I step onto the golf course. I'm looking to beat guys and not worry about the other guys, just what am I going to do to get around the golf course in as few a shots as possible, and that's what I did here."
US PGA Tour Scoreboard

SHELL HOUSTON OPEN

Redstone GC, Humble, Texas

FINAL TOTALS

Par 288 (4 x 72)

277 Paul Casey (Eng) 66 70 69 72, J B Holmes 71 69 68 69 (Casey won sudden-death play-off at first hole).
279 Nick O'Hern (Aus) 72 71 66 70, Henrik Stenson (Swe) 70 67 72 70, Fred Couples 68 69 68 74
280 Hunter Mahan 71 69 72 68, Geoff Ogilvy (Aus) 67 69 69 75, John Mallinger 75 65 70 70, Tommy Armour III 66 70 72 72, Jason Bohn 69 71 66 74
281 Ryan Moore 70 68 67 76, Lee Westwood (Eng) 69 70 68 74, Nicholas Thompson 65 75 71 70
282 Robert Karlsson (Swe) 70 71 66 75, D.A. Points 66 72 72 72, Brian Davis (Eng) 71 69 68 74, Ernie Els (Rsa) 75 66 71 70, Jonathan Byrd 67 70 70 75
283 Kevin Na 73 68 70 72, Steve Marino 69 73 71 70, Justin Leonard 68 70 69 76, Rory McIlroy (NIrl) 67 73 74 69, Ryan Palmer 70 72 72 69, Bo Van Pelt 70 67 68 78, Kevin Sutherland 69 71 68 75
284 Anthony Kim 72 68 70 74, Shaun Micheel 71 72 68 73, Brian Gay 69 73 68 74, Ted Purdy 71 69 73 71, Padraig Harrington (Irl) 72 67 68 77
285 Dudley Hart 68 72 73 72, Chris Stroud 68 75 71 71, Bart Bryant 71 72 69 73, John Merrick 71 72 68 74, Lucas Glover 74 68 66 77, John Senden (Aus) 65 71 71 78, Ben Curtis 70 72 71 72, Jarrod Lyle (Aus) 71 68 71 75, Brandt Jobe 73 69 69 74, Scott Verplank 68 70 71 76, Stuart Appleby (Aus) 70 68 71 76
286 Michael Letzig 71 71 69 75, J J Henry 72 71 70 73, Marc Leishman (Aus) 68 73 71 74, Colt Knost 66 70 69 81, Scott Piercy 66 71 69 80, Martin Kaymer (Ger) 71 70 70 75, Camilo Villegas (Col) 69 72 72 73
287 Chad Campbell 72 71 72 72, Vaughn Taylor 67 72 71 77, John Huston 72 70 70 75
288 Charley Hoffman 71 72 69 76, John Rollins 68 73 72 75, Justin Rose (Eng) 68 74 73 73, Davis Love III 73 69 72 74, Peter Lonard (Aus) 73 69 68 78, Webb Simpson 71 71 71 75
289 Daniel Chopra (Swe) 72 71 66 80, Paul Goydos 71 71 71 76, Briny Baird 65 73 71 80, Heath Slocum 73 67 73 76, Steve Elkington (Aus) 71 71 69 78, Charles Howell III 71 68 71 79
290 Brendon De Jonge 73 69 71 77, Scott McCarron 68 73 72 77, Robert Garrigus 71 68 73 78, Brendon Todd 71 71 69 79, Tom Pernice jun 70 72 71 77, Alex Cejka (Ger) 73 69 73 75
291 Billy Mayfair 70 72 74 75, James Nitties (Aus) 66 72 75 78, Greg Norman (Aus) 71 69 70 81, Tim Wilkinson (Nzl) 68 75 75 73
292 Bob Estes 70 73 74 75, Kirk Triplett 72 69 74 77
294 David Berganio jun 68 73 72 81
295 Jason Dufner 68 73 75 79, Sergio Garcia (Spa) 69 71 74 81