Knox lying second with a round to go in

Hooters' Tour Dothan Classic

Florida-based Scot Russell Knox put himself in line for a big cheque with a third-round of seven under par 65 in the Hooters Tour's Dothan Classic at Highland Oaks, Dothan in Alabama.
Knox had an eagle at the 16th and birdies at the first, second, fourth, ninth, 14th and 18th in halves of 33 and 32. He had one bogey, at the eighth.
The Inverness-born player, who stayed on in the United States after four successful years on the US college golf circuit as a student at Jacksonville University, Florida, is lying in second place with 18 holes to go.
Knox has scored 69, 71 and 65 for 11-under-par 205.
He is three shots behind leader Jim Renner who has shot 66, 70 and 66 for 14-under-par 202.
Knox could also come under pressure from behind as third-placed Will Wilcox is only one shot behind him after a 69 for 206 and fourth-placed Michael Lavery is on 207 after a third-round 72.

Wood, Shields and O'Hara share lead at

halfway in Lanark's Newlands Trophy

The stage is set for a final 36 holes of fluctuating fortunes in the SGU 72-hole Order of Merit event, the Newlands Trophy, at Lanark Golf Club on Sunday.
Three players - Ed Wood (Crow Wood), Paul Shields (Kirkhill) and Paul O'Hara (Colville Park) - are sharing the lead on level par 140.
Shields has been beaten in the last two Scottish boys' match-play finals. Walker Cup reserve O'Hara has already won the Edwards Trophy over 54 holes at Glasgow Gailes and the Sutherland Chalice at Dumfries.
Three shots cover the leading eight players with young James Hendrick (Pollok) on 141 followed by Andrew Wallace (Glenbervie) and Chris Lawton (Stirling) on 142, and North-east challenger Kris Nicol (Fraserburgh), recent winner of the North-east District Open at Peterhead, and last year's Scottish boys' stroke-play champion Mark Bookless (Sandyhills) on 143.
A total of 46 players qualified with totals of 155 or better for the final two rounds.

QUALIFIERS
Par 140 (2x70) CSS 73 73
140 Ed Wood (Crow Wood) 70 70, Paul Shields (Kirkhill) 69 71, Paul O'Hara (Colville Park) 67 71.
141 James Hendrick (Pollok) 70 71.
142 Andrew Wallace (Glenbervie) 73 69, Chris Lawton (Stirling) 72 70.
143 Kris Nicol (Fraserburgh) 71 72, Mark Bookless (Sandyhills) 67 76.
145 Michael Smyth (Royal Troon) 74 71, Ben Sloan (Cathkin Braes) 72 73.
146 Philip McLean (Peterhead) 68 78.
147 Fraser Campbell (Clober) 78 60, Fraser Fotheringham (Nairn) 78 69, Stuart Boyle (Harburn) 76 71.
148 Andrew McLachlan (Bonnyton) 75 73, Craig Watson (East Renfrewshire) 73 75, Marco Russo (Craigielaw) 72 76.
149 Steven McEwan (Caprington) 77 72, Scott Adams (Lanark) 74 75.
150 Colin Thomson (East Renfrewshire) 79 71, Stewart Henderson (Hamilton) 76 74, Mark Hillson (Craigielaw) 74 76, Stephen Wills (Lanark) 74 76.
151 James Johnston (Greenburn) 77 74, Gordon Stevenson (Whitecraigs) 76 75, Graeme Duncan (Shotts) 76 75, Robert Carson (Dalmahoy Hotel) 76 75, James Aitken (Alloa) 75 76, Chris Robb (Inchmarlo) 73 78.
152 Scott Borrowman (Dollar) 75 77, Chis Orr (Lanark) 75 77, Kristofer Harper (Carnoustie) 74 78, Sean McGarvey (Glen Gorse) 72 80.
153 Ross Bell (Downfield) 82 71, Ben Renfrew (The Wynyard) 77 76, Steven Rennie (Drumpellier) 76 77.
154 Tom Blennerhassett (Dalmahoy Hotel) 79 75, Adam Dunton (McDonald Ellon) 78 76, Alistair Lauder (Paisley) 73 81.
155 Alastair McPhail (Ratho Park) 78 77, Alan Sutherland (Ladybank) 77 78, Paul Gault (Kirkhill) 77 78, Chris Carson (Innerleithen) 77 78, Malcolm Campbell (Swanston) 77 78, Michael Burnett (Harburn) 76 79, William Steele (Carnwath) 73 82.
MISSED THE CUT
156 Graeme McDougall (Bishopbriggs) 81 75, Peter Scanlon (Hamilton) 81 75, Fraser Moore (Glenbervie) 80 76, Jamie Lamb (Lanark) 77 79, Alan Welsh (Torrance House) 77 79, Darryn Grant (Renfrew) 76 80, Steven Smith (Dalmahoy Hotel) 75 81.
157 Alexander Culverwell (Dunbar) 83 74, Laurie Clark (Kinghorn Municipal) 81 76, Sam Binning (Ranfurly Castle) 80 77, Sean Thompson (St Andrews) 79 78, Aaron Howard (Murrayshall) 79 78.
158 Greg Paterson (st Andrews New) 79 79.
159 Alistair Ritchie (Strathaven) 79 80.
161 John Johnston (Lanark) 80 81, Craig Deerness (Harburn) 79 82.
162 Garry Duncan (Carnoustie) 81 81.
163 Ian Redford (St Andress New) 79 84.
165 Robbie Allan (Lanark) 84 81.

SENIORS TOUR REPORT

Late slips a blow to Sam Torrance

hopes of top-four finish at Woburn

Ian Woosnam reignited his Senior Tour Order of Merit challenge with a three under par 69 in the second round of the Travis Perkins plc Senior Masters at Woburn today but will have to make up eight strokes on leader Peter Senior if he is to claim his second title of the season.
The Welshman, who needs a top ten to regain pole position in the race to finish Number One, lies joint 11th on level par going into the final round but while topping the Order of Merit is within reach, catching Senior will take something extraordinary.
Senior, playing only his second event since turning 50, birdied the last for a five under par 67 to pull four clear of his closest challenger, Zimbabwe’s Tony Johnstone, and after a career that includes 26 titles around the world, now looks odds on to claim his first title on the Senior Tour.
“In 30 years of playing I have never lost the love for this game and I am just excited to competing again,” said Senior. “I have been waiting a long time to get out there and play competitive golf and I am looking forward to having a run at it.”
Senior picked up five birdies in a flawless round and while he finished strongly with a birdie on the last, playing partner Johnstone slipped up with two dropped shots to finish to gift Senior a sizeable lead.
Woosnam, meanwhile, birdied three of his opening five holes and got himself into red figures with a fourth birdie of the day on the 11th. His only error came on the 16th, when he drove into the fairway trap.
“I played really well today but couldn’t read the greens,” he said. “It could have been a very low score but the greens, while they are very good, are also difficult to read. I had a lot of good chances and it has got me back in there.”
Woosnam also reverted back to his old clubs after trying a new set in the first round. The move was prompted by the need to “break in” some new irons with the new groove ruling coming into force next year, but after an opening 75 he decided to stick with his existing irons for a little longer.
The battle to finish No 1 is heading towards a straight fight between Woosnam and Sam Torrance and the Scot, who needs to finish in the top four to move to the front, shot a second round 74 to fall back to one over par.
One under for the round with five to play, Torrance’s hopes were dealt a blow with a double bogey on the 14th and then another dropped shot on the 16th to slip back to joint 16th place.
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Rhys Davies shoots a 65 to share lead

with Steven Jeppesen in Canaries

By RODDY WILLIAMS of the European Tour Press Staff

Former Walker Cup Welshman Rhys Davies surged into a share of the lead in the Fred Olsen Challenge de España as he looks to win his second Challenge Tour title of the season.
Davies fired a brilliant six under par 65 at Tecina Golf on the spectacular island of La Gomera in the Canary Islands to draw level with halfway leader Steven Jeppesen on 13 under par.
A second victory for the Welshman, who turned pro after the 2007 Walker Cup match at Royal Co Down, after his previous success in the SWALEC Wales Challenge earlier in the summer would consolidate his position on the Challenge Tour Rankings as he strives to join the elite on The European Tour.
Five birdies in the space of seven holes on the front nine got him moving and two more followed on the back half before he bogeyed the last to tie Jeppesen.
“It was a good day,” said Davies. “I got off to a good start making two birdies when it didn't look like I was making them, then I made three birdies in a row that gave me lots of confidence.
“I played a lot better today, hit some solid shots and holed key putts. I put the ball in the right places which is very important because the greens can be very tricky.”
As for his chances in the final round, he said: “I'd love to win again. It's still a long way to go and there are a few players out there, but I will put my head down and definitely I'm looking forward competing again at the top of the board.”
Jeppeson endured a rollercoaster of a round with an eagle, two birdies and five bogeys on his way to a one over 72 but it was good enough to keep him in a share of the lead.
The 25 year old has finished runner-up four times on the Challenge Tour and is looking to finally shed his bridesmaid tag.
The Spanish pair of Luis Claverie and Jesus Maria Arruti are both well placed to challenge for a home victory as they lie in the group on 12 under par and only one behind the leaders. Claverie matched Davies’ round of 65 while Arruti shot a 71. Welshman Stuart Manley and Dane Mark F Hastrup are also on 12 under par.
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Arnott has an inward half of 29,

but he's not one of leading trio

Hayston professional Stephen Gray, the last man to finish, joined Gareth Wright (West Linton) and David Orr (East Renfrewshire) in a three-way share of the halfway lead at the Tartan Tour's Kerr Investments Classic 36-hole pro-am at Dumfries & Galloway Golf Club today.
All three shot five-under-par 63s but lead by only one shot from a bunch of five of 64, James McKinnon (Irvine), Robert Arnott (Bishopbriggs), Edward Thomson (Senit Associates), Lee Harper (Archerfield Links) and Greig Hutcheon (Banchory).
Gray had bogey free halves of 32 and 31 with birdies at the second, third, fifth, 12th and 17th.
Orr also kept a blemish off his scorecard with birdies at the first, second, fifth, sixth and 16th in halves of 31 and 32.
Wright, a Welsh international in his amateur days, did have one bogey - at the 15th - but he compensated with an eagle 3 at the 546yd fifth and birdies at the sixth, ninth,14th and 18th in halves of 31 and 32.
The top three did not claim all the scoring honours - Robert Arnott had an inward half of 29 in his 64. After an outward half of 35, he had birdies at the 13th, 16th, 17th and 18th for a four-under-par inward half.
ALL THE PRO SCORES
Par 68 (35-33)
63 Gareth Wright (West Linton) 31-32, David Orr (East Renfrewshire) 31-32, Stephen Gray (Hayston) 32-31.
64 James McKinnon (Irvine) 34-30, Robert Arnott (Bishopbriggs) 35-29, Edward Thomson (Senit Associates) 32-32, Lee Harper (Archerfield) 32-32, Greig Hutcheon (Banchory) 33-31.
65 Steven Taylor (Bothwell Castle), Andrew Oldcorn (Kings Acre).
66 Fraser McLaughlan (Bothwell Castle), Chris Kelly (Cawder), Craig Lee (unatt), Craig Ronald (Carluke), Scott Catlin (Greenburn).
67 Fraser Mann (Musselburgh), Gordon Niven (Stirling Univ).
68 Stewart Savage (Dalmuir), Russell Smith (Gleneagles Hotel), James Erskine (Portpatrick Dunskey), Samuel Cairns (Colville Park), Scott Henderson (Kings Links), Lindsay Mann (Carnoustie), Craig Matheson (Falkirk Tryst), Jonathan Lomas (unatt)
69 James McGhee (Turnhouse), Ian Graham (Crow Wood), Paul McKechnie (Braid Hills), Euan Cameron (Hamilton), Sean O'Donnell (Balbirnie Park), Jason McCreadie (Buchanan Castle, Gordon Law (Uphall), Thomas Buchanan (Duddingston).
70 Scott Herald (Mearns Castle), Dean Robertson (Mearns Castle, Alan Lockhart (Ladybank), Christopher Russell (RAW Golf Course Design).
71 Graeme Lornie (Paul Lawrie Foundation), Steven Duncan (Balbirnie Park).
72 Richard Smith (Dumfries-shire GA), Duncan Williamson (Kirkhill), Hamish Kemp (Bishopbriggs).
73 Mark Loftus (Cowglen), Colin Gillies (Playsport Golf), Gareth Hardy (Ayr Belleisle).
76 Stephen Lamb (Broomieknowe).
77 David Snodgrass (Hilton Park).
78 David Gordon (Paisley).

COLIN BAIRD WINS PAUL LAWRIE JUNIOR

JUG BY FIVE SHOTS AT DUNDONALD

Bothwell Castle scratch player Colin Baird won the inaugural Paul Lawrie Foundation Junior Jug Grand Final by five strokes over one round at Dundonald Links, Ayrshire today
Baird matched the par of 72, a great effort in the testing conditions which pushed the CSS up by three shots and was non-counting (reductions only).
Runner-up on 77 was Jamie Lynch (Falkirk Carmuirs) with Scott Gibson (Southerness) and Eamon Bradley (Mount Ellen) sharing third place on 78.
Katie McCracken (Powfoot) had the girls' best score of 91 - two ahead of Megan Clyne (Deeside). The girls' CSS was 76 as their SSS was 73.
The field of 56 qualified through area eliminators.
LEADING SCRATCH SCORES
Par 72. CSS 75.
72 Colin Baird (Bothwell Castle).
77 Jamie Lynch (Falkirk Carmuirs).
78 Scott Gibson (Southerness), Eamon Bradley (Mount Ellen).
79 Chris Low (Tantallon).
80 Daniel Kay (Dunbar).
81 Greg Small (Craigielaw), Conor O'Neil (Glasgow), Andy Steven (Easter Moffat), Steven Smith (Deeside), Jeff Wright (Forres).
84 James Park (Royal Burgess), Lawrence Allan (Alva), Daniel McConnachie (Dumfries & Co), Connor Neil (Blairgowrie).
85 Fraser Grant (Ralston), Calum McLean (Cowglen), Gordon Munro (Fraserburgh), Jordyn Rhind (Uphall), Charles Deeney (Hilton Park).
87 Sean Burgess (Nairn), Jamie Savage (Cawder).
88 Josh Bogle (Ranfurly Castle).
90 Alasdair Baird (Nairn), Gordon Cowen (West Lothian).
91 Katie McCracken (Powfoot), Jamie Reid (Cruden Bay), Adam Fisher (Inchmarlo), Scott Grant (Downfield), Kieran Cooney (Uphall), Andrew Dempster (Pollok), Danny Edwards (Elgin).
93 Megan Clyne (Deeside).
94 Jamie Black (Gullane), Benjamin Henderson (Deeside), Iain Downs (Cowglen), Ross Munro (Monifieth).
95 Alan Waugh (Cowglen).
97 John Polson (Peterculter).
98 Craig Lawrie (Deeside).

PRIZE LIST
+Players were not able to win more than one prize so the organisers placed them in the scratch/handicap lists in which they would gain the more valualbe prize:
SCRATCH
72 Colin Baird (Bothwell Castle) - £200 voucher + 1 dozen Pro VI balls + belt + hat.
78 Scott Gibson (Southerness) (better last six holes) - £100 voucher + 1 dozen Pro VI balls + belt + hat.
78 Eamon Bradley (Mount Ellen) - £50 voucher + 1 dozen Pro VI balls + belt + hat.
HANDICAP
76 Jamie Lynch (Falkirk Carmuirs) (1) (better inward half) - £200 voucher + 1 dozen Pro VI balls + belt + hat.
76 Gordon Cowen (West Lothian) (14) - £100 voucher + 1 dozen Pro VI balls + belt + hat.
77 Chris Low (Tantallon) (2) - £50 voucher + 1 dozen Pro VI balls + belt + hat.

European Seniors Tour Scoreboard
TRAVIS PERKINS SENIOR MASTERS
The Duke's Course, Woburn Golf Club, England
SECOND ROUND TOTALS
Par 144 (2x72)
136 P Senior (Aus) 69 67
140 T Johnstone (Zim) 69 71
141 D Merriman (Aus) 72 69
142 J Rivero (Spa) 72 70, A Franco (Par) 71 71, C Williams (Rsa) 75 67
143 G Brand (Eng) 72 71, M Clayton (Aus) 72 71, G Encina (Chi) 70 73, D Hospital (Spa) 70 73
144 G Brand Jnr (Sco) 75 69, I Woosnam (Wal) 75 69, E Rodriguez (Spa) 73 71, J Heggarty (NIrl) 72 72, C Rocca (Ita) 69 75
145 A Fernandez (Chi) 72 73, M Pinero (Spa) 73 72, S Torrance (Sco) 71 74, L Carbonetti (Arg) 74 71
146 J Bruner (USA) 74 72, B Longmuir (Sco) 70 76, B Lincoln (Rsa) 76 70
147 A Murray (Eng) 71 76, S Ginn (Aus) 73 74, M Harwood (Aus) 70 77, J Rhodes (Eng) 75 72, B Smit (Rsa) 73 74
148 G Ralph (Eng) 76 72, B Cameron (Eng) 75 73, H Carbonetti (Arg) 75 73, B Boyd (USA) 78 70, N Job (Eng) 78 70, D O'Sullivan (Irl) 74 74, A Garrido (Spa) 72 76, R Drummond (Sco) 74 74
149 S Owen (Nzl) 77 72, J Quiros (Spa) 73 76, P Oakley (USA) 77 72, P Barber (Eng) 76 73, P Mitchell (Eng) 76 73, M Farry (Fra) 74 75, D Johnson (USA) 76 73
150 M Cunning (USA) 76 74, D Durnian (Eng) 77 73
151 D Good (Aus) 72 79, S Bennett (Eng) 75 76, J Hoskison (Eng) 75 76, D Russell (Eng) 74 77, T Gale (Aus) 77 74, D Smyth (Irl) 76 75
152 P Allan (Eng) 77 75, G Towne (USA) 76 76, E Darcy (Irl) 74 78, C Mason (Eng) 75 77, M Williams (Zim) 76 76
153 J Hawkes (Rsa) 80 73, R Chapman (Eng) 77 76
154 J Chillas (Sco) 78 76, M Miller (Sco) 72 82, T Allen (Eng) 80 74, A Barrera (Arg) 79 75, N Ratcliffe (Aus) 82 72, D Cambridge (Jam) 78 76
156 T Charnley (Eng) 78 78, J Bland (Rsa) 82 74
158 K Spurgeon (Eng) 82 76
159 E Polland (NIrl) 83 76
160 I Mosey (Eng) 81 79, M Bembridge (Eng) 82 78
161 V Garcia (Spa) 82 79, T Giedeon (Ger) 83 78, M Poxon (Eng) 79 82
163 J Hall (Eng) 80 83

European Challenge Tour Scoreboard
FRED OLSEN CHALLENGE DE ESPANA
Tecina Golf, La Gomera, Canary Islands
THIRD-ROUND TOTALS
Par 213 (3x71)
200 R Davies (Wal) 65 70 65, S Jeppesen (Swe) 65 63 72
201 J Arruti (Spa) 65 65 71, L Claverie (Spa) 69 67 65, M Haastrup (Den) 68 67 66, S Manley (Wal) 68 65 68
202 R McEvoy (Eng) 70 66 66, J Morrison (Eng) 67 69 66
203 M Wiegele (Aut) 67 70 66, P Oriol (Spa) 69 68 66, C Gane (Eng) 66 70 67, J Skold (Swe) 67 72 64
204 C Carranza (Arg) 66 71 67, J Campillo (Spa) 68 70 66, L De Jager (Rsa) 69 66 69, C Russo (Fra) 67 67 70, Z Scotland (Eng) 67 71 66, S Bebb (Wal) 68 63 73
205 J Colomo (Spa) 66 68 71, B Miarka (Ger) 66 70 69, S Tiley (Eng) 69 69 67, D Wardrop (Eng) 67 70 68, R De Sousa (Swi) 66 73 66, A Tampion (Aus) 69 68 68, M Quiros (Spa) 70 67 68
206 S Davis (Eng) 67 70 69, M Reale (Ita) 73 68 65, J Parry (Eng) 69 70 67, L Westerberg (Swe) 71 68 67, C Brazillier (Fra) 67 71 68
207 J Zapata (Arg) 68 71 68, F Cea (Spa) 66 74 67, P Linhart (Spa) 68 71 68, M Mills (Eng) 71 69 67, J Hepworth (Eng) 67 74 66, D Griffiths (Eng) 69 69 69
208 C Smith (Wal) 69 68 71, N Meitinger (Ger) 67 72 69, M Zions (Aus) 71 69 68, C Gunther (Ger) 69 69 70
209 S Jamieson (Sco) 71 69 69, B Pettersson (Swe) 70 69 70, G Davies (Eng) 65 74 70, A Wagner (Arg) 68 69 72, M Tullo (Chi) 68 71 70
210 G Houston (Wal) 73 68 69, I Giner (Spa) 67 69 74, P Gustafsson (Swe) 71 70 69, R Santos (Por) 68 71 71, J Grillon (Fra) 68 70 72
211 O Floren (Swe) 70 71 70, R Harris (Eng) 73 68 70, L Bond (Wal) 69 69 73, L Moolman (Rsa) 71 70 70
212 B La Roche (Spa) 71 70 71, S Walker (Eng) 70 70 72, M Higley (Eng) 70 68 74, A Salto (Spa) 71 67 74, P Golding (Eng) 70 71 71, J Larsen (Nor) 69 72 71
213 P Del Grosso (Arg) 66 69 78, A Hansen (Den) 67 72 74, A Marshall (Eng) 69 71 73, K Sullivan (Wal) 70 68 75, C Suneson (Spa) 71 68 74
214 G Murray (Sco) 70 70 74
215 J Ruth (Eng) 69 72 74, D Ulrich (Swi) 69 72 74, P Richardson (Eng) 70 71 74
216 T Weiss (Swi) 71 70 75

Swede dreams for Alexander

Noren as he leads by two

FROM THE AOL GOLF NEWS SERVICE

Alexander Noren leads with a round to play at the Omega European Masters in Switzerland - and how Lee Westwood and Rory McIlroy wish they could have putted like the 27-year-old Swede.
Noren, seeking his first European Tour title, produced a sparkling 63 to move two ahead of South African Charl Schwartzel on 15 under par.
But McIlroy, needing to win to go to the top of the Tour money list, had 33 putts in a 70 which left him 10 adrift in 34th place. Westwood, with ambitions of finishing the season as number one as well, fared even worse. He three-putted the 14th, four-putted the 15th - both for bogey 6s - and then spun his approach to the last into the water.
That led to another dropped shot, an inward 40 and a 73 which sent him tumbling to 53rd place on only two under. These were not the starts to the European Ryder Cup points race they were hoping for.

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In stark contrast, 27-year-old Noren could hardly miss over the closing stretch. He was three behind Schwartzel on the 15th tee but sank a seven-foot eagle putt there and then holed from 15 feet at the short 16th and 10 feet on the final green.
"I played pretty much the same as yesterday but was seven shots different, and that was pretty much seven putts different," he said.
"The greens are good, but as soon as you start missing you start forcing them. Today I was calmer and 'letting it happen' - as the mental coaches would say."
The former Oklahoma State University student is only 88th on the 'Race to Dubai' standings, but that is partly explained by two injury lay-offs - first his wrist and then his knee while out running.
Schwartzel shot 65 but was heading for something even better before he went from a greenside bunker into the trees on the 516-yard 15th and took six.
Welshman Bradley Dredge, winner in 2006 and desperate to play against the Americans on home soil at Celtic Manor next October, is three behind in third place following a 68.

THIRD ROUND TOTALS

Par 213 (3x71)

198 Alexander Noren (Swe) 65 70 63
200 Charl Schwartzel (Rsa) 67 68 65
201 Bradley Dredge 68 65 68
202 Miguel Angel Jimenez (Spa) 65 68 69, Angelo Que (Phi) 69 65 68, Ross McGowan 67 67 68
203 Chris Wood 66 72 65, Thongchai Jaidee (Tha) 65 71 67
204 Felipe Aguilar (Chi) 70 66 68, Paul McGinley 66 68 70, Johan Edfors (Swe) 66 69 69
205 David Howell 68 69 68, Maarten Lafeber (Ned) 71 68 66, Graeme Storm 69 66 70
206 Luke List (USA) 70 69 67, Alessandro Tadini (Ita) 69 68 69, David Dixon 69 69 68, Marcel Siem (Ger) 67 70 69, Thaworn Wiratchant (Tha) 71 68 67, Ignacio Garrido (Spa) 68 71 67, Rafael Echenique (Arg) 71 69 66, Edoardo Molinari (Ita) 70 67 69
207 Jeev Milkha Singh (Ind) 68 69 70, Thomas Aiken (Rsa) 68 64 75, Michael Lorenzo-Vera (Fra) 69 68 70, Oliver Wilson 70 68 69, Robert Dinwiddie 74 66 67, Metteo Manassero (Ita) (am) 68 70 69, Simon Dyson 63 71 73, Paul Broadhurst 72 67 68, Brett Rumford (Aus) 62 73 72, Andres Romero (Arg) 65 70 72, Julien Clement (Swi) 69 67 71
208 Ricardo Gonzalez (Arg) 67 72 69, Rory McIlroy 67 71 70, Callum Macaulay 68 72 68, Danny Willett 65 71 72, Gregory Bourdy (Fra) 68 72 68, Jyoti Randhawa (Ind) 70 68 70
209 Francesco Molinari (Ita) 67 72 70, Christian Nilsson (Swe) 65 70 74, Graeme McDowell 68 70 71, Benn Barham 70 66 73, Chapchai Nirat (Tha) 68 67 74, Pablo Martin (Spa) 70 66 73, Peter O'Malley (Aus) 68 71 70
210 Peter Hanson (Swe) 74 65 71, Jean-Baptiste Gonnet (Fra) 68 72 70, Shiv Kapur (Ind) 68 69 73, Tano Goya (Arg) 70 68 72, David Lynn 68 70 72, Mark Foster 70 70 70
211 Scott Drummond 72 67 72, Louis Oosthuizen (Rsa) 69 71 71, Darren Clarke 69 68 74, Mads Vibe-Hastrup (Den) 69 69 73, Seve Benson 71 69 71, Anthony Kang (USA) 71 69 71, Danny Lee (Nzl) 71 67 73, Rafael Cabrera Bello (Spa) 70 70 71, Lee Westwood 71 67 73
212 Richard Bland 71 68 73, Gary Orr 69 71 72, David Horsey 70 70 72
213 David Drysdale 70 70 73, Gregory Havret (Fra) 68 71 74
214 Gareth Maybin 70 68 76
216 Michael Campbell (Nzl) 69 71 76
217 Anthony Wall 69 71 77
218 Gary Lockerbie 73 67 78

US Nationwide Tour Scoreboard
MEXICO OPEN
El Bosque Golf Club, Valencia, Mexico
SECOND ROUND
Par 144 (2x72)
Second round suspended due to inclement weather with 72 games still to complete.
137 Troy Merritt 69 68
138 Camilo Benedetti 71 67, Matthew Richardson 69 69
139 Wil Collins 69 70, Adam Bland 69 70
141 Bob May 70 71, Steve Allan 72 69, Brendan Steele 73 68, Jose Trauwitz 72 69
142 Kyle Thompson 74 68
143 J.J. Killeen 71 72, Grant Waite 74 69, Matt Every 74 69, Scott Fawcett 73 70, Dong Yi 73 70
144 Michael Putnam 71 73, D.J. Brigman 68 76, Brenden Pappas 71 73, Sal Spallone 72 72, Matt Hendrix 75 69
145 Jason Caron 76 69, Tom Johnson 72 73, Michael Sims 71 74, Lee M. Williamson 74 71, Jesse Mueller 74 71, Octavio Gonzalez 79 66, Oscar Serna 75 70
146 Phil Tataurangi 75 71, Tom Carter 73 73, Martin Flores 79 67, Sebastian Fernandez 75 71, Keoke Cotner 74 72, Efren Serna 77 69, Rafael Gomez 73 73, Antonio Maldonado 74 72
147 Todd Fischer 76 71, Jim McGovern 77 70, Jonathan Fricke 76 71, Jerod Turner 77 70, John Ellis 73 74, Pablo Ceron 73 74
148 Vance Veazey 76 72, Sean Murphy 74 74, Luis Arechiga 80 68
149 Jim Carter 76 73, Andrew Bonhomme 75 74, Manuel Inman 76 73, Juan Pablo Solis 71 78
150 Joel Edwards 76 74, Dick Mast 75 75
151 P.H. Horgan III 73 78, Enrique Campos 76 75, Rodney Butcher 79 72, Andrew Johnson 80 71, Scott Petersen 76 75, Oscar Fraustro 78 73, Ezequiel Reyna-III 74 77
152 David Morland IV 76 76, Scott Dunlap 77 75
153 Patton Kizzire 74 79, Oliver Isaac 78 75
154 Keith Nolan 82 72, Christhian Bruhn 78 76, Kenji Murayama 85 69
155 Tyler Williamson 82 73
162 Roger Sanchez 83 79
163 Antonio Serna 78 85
164 Carlos Martinez Ruenes 82 82
166 John Elliott 78 88
166 Guadalupe Rodriguez 86 80
WD: 80 Richard T. Lee

United States Champions (Seniors) Tour Scoreboard
WAL-MART FIRST TEE OPEN
Pebble Beach Golf Links & Del Monte Golf Course, Monterey Peninsula, California
FIRST ROUND (both par 72)
Del Monte GC
65 Jeff Sluman
66 Loren Roberts, Olin Browne
67 Tom Kite
68 John Cook, Scott Simpson, Nick Price (Zim), David Eger
69 Michael Allen, Mike Reid, Bob Gilder, Greg Norman, Fred Funk, Andy North
70 Tom Watson, Keith Fergus
71 Bruce Fleisher, R.W. Eaks, Sandy Lyle (Sco), Allen Doyle, Jerry Pate, Jim Chancey
72 James Mason, Andy Bean, Gil Morgan, Larry Nelson, Steve Thomas
73 Denis Watson (Zim), Hal Sutton
74 Mike McCullough, Bruce Vaughan, Fuzzy Zoeller, Wayne Levi, Tom McKnight
75 Fulton Allem (Rsa), Tom Purtzer, Bruce Summerhays, Morris Hatalsky
77 Peter Jacobsen

Pebble Beach GC
67 Mark O'Meara
68 Gene Jones, Mark McNulty (Irl)
69 Gary Hallberg
70 Brad Bryant, Mark Wiebe, Chip Beck, Keith Clearwater
71 John Harris, Tom Lehman, Mike Goodes, Tim Simpson
72 Phil Blackmar, Jim Thorpe, Tom Jenkins, Russ Cochran, Lonnie Nielsen, Bobby Wadkins
73 Bruce Lietzke, Tom Wargo, Donnie Hammond, Joe Ozaki (Jpn), John Jacobs, Don Pooley
74 Craig Stadler, Ronnie Black, Blaine McCallister
75 Joey Sindelar
76 Gary Player (Rsa), Graham Marsh (Aus), Dave Eichelberger, Walter Hall, Hale Irwin
77 Lanny Wadkins, Isao Aoki (Jpn)
78 Ben Crenshaw
79 Dan Forsman
80 Mike Hulbert
81 Mick Soli