US PGA Tour Scoreboard
TURNING STONE RESORT CHAMPIONSHIP
Atunyote Golf Cllub, Verona, New York State
THIRD-ROUND TOTALS
Par 216 (3x72)
202 Matt Kuchar 67 68 67, Scott Piercy 70 66 66
203 Rodney Pampling (Aus) 69 69 65, Leif Olson 66 69 68
204 Nicholas Thompson 68 67 69
205 Vaughn Taylor 67 67 71, Fredrik Jacobson (Swe) 69 67 69, Tim Petrovic 66 71 68, Jonathan Byrd 69 69 67
206 John Senden (Aus) 67 71 68, Mathias Gronberg (Swe) 73 69 64
207 D.A. Points 69 69 69, Davis Love III 71 70 66, Jimmy Walker 68 69 70
208 Will MacKenzie 71 67 70, Dustin Johnson 69 70 69, Aron Price (Aus) 72 65 71, Adam Scott (Aus) 68 70 70, Martin Laird (Sco) 69 70 69, Brandt Snedeker 71 67 70, Kevin Streelman 70 69 69, Jason Bohn 71 67 70, Charles Howell III 69 72 67
209 Kevin Stadler 68 70 71, Rory Sabbatini (Rsa) 73 66 70, Bo Van Pelt 70 66 73, Harrison Frazar 75 65 69, James Nitties (Aus) 70 72 67, Webb Simpson 70 72 67
210 Jeev Milkha Singh (Ind) 70 72 68, Greg Chalmers (Aus) 73 68 69, Matt Bettencourt 72 70 68, Matthew Jones (Aus) 68 72 70, Alex Cejka (Ger) 71 70 69, Michael Allen 72 67 71, Justin Rose (Eng) 69 70 71, Bill Haas 73 69 68, Ken Duke 68 73 69, Scott Gutschewski 68 73 69, Matt Weibring 70 71 69
211 Aaron Baddeley (Aus) 70 68 73, Richard S Johnson (Swe) 72 70 69, Robert Garrigus 69 70 72, K J Choi (Kor) 70 70 71, Andres Romero (Arg) 75 67 69, Colt Knost 73 70 68, Ben Curtis 71 68 72, Nick O'Hern (Aus) 73 70 68
212 Kent Jones 69 72 71, Casey Wittenberg 70 71 71, Mark Wilson 73 68 71, Peter Lonard (Aus) 70 72 70, Steve Elkington (Aus) 73 70 69, Ben Crane 74 69 69, Arjun Atwal (Ind) 71 69 72, Corey Pavin 71 71 70, Troy Matteson 70 67 75, D.J. Trahan 73 70 69, Stuart Appleby (Aus) 72 70 70
213 Brendon De Jonge 72 70 71, Jarrod Lyle (Aus) 71 68 74, Chris Stroud 69 71 73, Michael Sim (Sco) 75 66 72, Chris Riley 71 71 71, Mark Calcavecchia 72 71 70, Ted Purdy 71 70 72
214 Brian Vranesh 71 70 73, Nathan Green (Aus) 72 70 72, Joe Durant 72 70 72
215 Aaron Watkins 74 66 75, Dean Wilson 73 69 73, Bob Heintz 70 70 75, Carl Pettersson (Swe) 72 71 72
217 Roland Thatcher 71 72 74, Jason Gore 71 72 74

Asian Tour Scoreboard
TAIWAN MASTERS
THIRD ROUND TOTALS
Par 216 (3x72)
207 Udorn Duangdecha (Tha) 65 69 73
208 Lin Wen-Tang (Tpe) 71 66 71
210 Lu Wen-Teh (Tpe) 71 71 68
212 Lin Keng-Chi (Tpe) 70 73 69
214 Sattaya Supupramai (Tha) 75 70 69
215 Lu Chien-Soon (Tpe) 69 73 73, Hsu Mong-Nan (Tpe) 72 70 73, Chan Yih-Shin (Tpe) 67 69 79
216 Gavin Flint (Aus) 69 73 74, Kwanchai Tannin (Tha) 71 66 79
217 S.Siva Chandhran (Mal) 73 76 68, Thaworn Wiratchant (Tha) 74 71 72, Hsieh Chin-Sheng (Tpe) 71 73 73, Danny Chia (Mal) 71 72 74
218 Jason King (Aus) 79 70 69, Panuwat Muenlek (Tha) 72 74 72, Peter Cooke (Aus) 73 72 73
219 Airil Rizman (Mal) 72 74 73, Tsai Ming-Feng (Tpe) 71 74 74, Tsai Chi-Huang (Tpe) 69 72 78
220 Hsieh Tung-Shu (Tpe) 73 75 72, Anthony Kang (USA) 73 73 74, Wu Ashun (Chn) 72 72 76, Rohan Blizard (Aus) 72 71 77, Huang Tung-Liang (Tpe) 73 70 77
221 Mardan Mamat (Sin) 73 75 73, Sung Mao-Chang (Tpe) 75 73 73, C. Muniyappa (Ind) 70 77 74, Lu Wei-Chih (Tpe) 73 74 74, Lin Chie-Hsiang (Tpe) 74 73 74, Simon Yates (Sco) 73 73 75, Scott Barr (Aus) 70 74 77, Ben Leong (Mal) 76 67 78
222 Hsieh Tung-Hung (Tpe) 71 76 75, Kodai Ichihara (Jpn) 78 70 74, Chris Campbell (Aus) 76 72 74, Himmat Rai (Ind) 75 72 75, Wisut Artjanawat (Tha) 71 75 76
223 Yeh Chang-Ting (Tpe) 75 74 74, Lien Lu-Sen (Tpe) 72 76 75, Hsieh Chi-Hsien (Tpe) 74 74 75, Unho Park (Aus) 73 74 76, Varut Chomchalam (Tha) 72 74 77, Chang Tse-Peng (Tpe) 75 71 77, Chen Tsang-Te (Tpe) 73 73 77, Matthew Griffin (Aus) 68 77 78, Lin Wen-Hong (Tpe) 73 71 79
224 Adam Groom (Aus) 73 74 77, Hong Chia-Yuh (Tpe) 76 70 78, Somkiat Srisanga (Tha) 71 73 80
225 Gary Simpson (Aus) 74 75 76, Mars Pucay (Phi) 76 73 76
226 Neven Basic (Aus) 77 72 77, Jason Norris (Aus) 73 76 77, Tseng Hong-Sheng (Tpe) 72 77 77, Pariya Junhasavasdikul (Tha) 73 73 80
227 Antonio Lascuna (Phi) 73 74 80
228 Pornsakon Tipsanit (Tha) 73 76 79

Challenge Tour event in Denmark cut to 54 holes

From Challenge Tour Press Officer Paul Symes
The Challenge Tour's ECCO Tour Championship has been reduced to 54 holes after the third day was washed out by torrential rain in Jutland, Denmark today.
With standing water on the fairways and greens at Holstebro GK rendering some holes unplayable, Tournament Director Thomas Waldenstadt took the decision to suspend play.
The third and final round will resume at 8.30am on Sunday morning, but with rain and high winds again predicted, further delays cannot be ruled out.
Waldenstadt said: “When we started the third round at midday, the course was playable – we wouldn’t have started otherwise. The idea was to get as many holes completed today, because the forecast for tomorrow is for more rain. We had been predicted rain today but not until later in the afternoon, so it came sooner than expected. Once it became clear the conditions were making the course unplayable, we took the decision to suspend play and return in the morning to finish the third round.
"Unfortunately the tournament has now been reduced to 54 holes, but I felt we had no alternative in the circumstances. Hopefully we will get a full day’s play tomorrow, to allow us to complete the tournament.”
Edoardo Molinari, the current Challenge Tour Number One, is currently leading the event by one stroke from Finland’s Roope Kakko and Portugal’s José-Filipe Lima, with England’s John Parry one shot further back on four under par.

What Scotland needs is well-run and

affordable hotels and golf courses

FROM THE GOLFWEEK.COM WEBSITE
By Alistair Tait
The Home of Golf seems to be up for sale. Donald Trump and Herb Kohler are living proof that money can buy anything.
Trump’s planned golf course on the Menie Estate near Aberdeen keeps thundering on toward realization. Trump received good news this week when Aberdeen Council refused to rule out compulsory purchase orders for four properties hampering the project.
The prospect of four families being turned out of their homes for the sake of a golf course does not bear thinking about. I’m sure whole villages have been shifted in other parts of the world to make room for golf courses, but we’re supposed to be civilised over here. Imagine what the families feel like not knowing if they are going to continue living in their own home.
The argument for building the golf course is the business it will bring into the region. I’m not so sure.
Scotland already has golf courses that don’t seem to be making much of a go of it in this financial climate. Look at Turnberry and the ludicrous money Leisurecorp has spent on it. The £85 million spent will take a long time to recoup.
Why Trump and his people think a luxury resort in Aberdeen will have any better chance of success than Turnberry is beyond me. Aberdeen is a nice city, but the golf season (April to October) doesn’t last very long in the North-east of Scotland
Besides, Scotland doesn’t need any more high-end resorts. What it needs is affordable, well-run hotels and golf courses. We’ve got courses in this country charging upwards of £150 per round. Why pay that when you can visit any number of gems for a fraction of the price?
As for here at St. Andrews, Trump is said to be interested in buying Hamilton Hall, the former student residence behind the 18th green that was recently earmarked to become luxury apartments.
Trump has competition from Old Course Hotel owner Herb Kohler and Irish businessman Dermot Desmond. Kohler visited the property during this week’s Alfred Dunhill Championship and is said to be considering an offer to buy the now derelict sandstone building.
Former golf course designer Richard Wax is dismayed that this part of St Andrews heritage might fall into the hands of wealthy businessmen and will only be for the elite.
“The town’s core message is ‘golf for all’ but increasingly, ‘Private/Keep Out’ signals are being generated to the detriment of the image of the town,” Wax told The Times newspaper.
Wax is fronting a consortia to try to buy Hamilton Hall. “Our project is conceived to regenerate the economic life of St. Andrews and Fife. It would bring quality business into town on a year-round basis for the benefit of hotels, bed and breakfasts and the commercial activity across the board.”
Small businesses in the town already feel aggrieved that Kohler’s Old Course hotel gets preferential treatment from the Links Trust because wealthy guests can get tee times through booking rooms in his hotel. Needless to say, any chance that he might take over another part of the town would not go down well.
There is a good chance both projects will get the go ahead and be for the wealthy elite only. The endangered residents on the Menie Estate are living proof that cash is King in Scotland for Sale.

Area team semi-finals and final now to be played on Sunday

The game gale-force winds that have forced the abandonment of Saturday play in the Alfred Dunhill Links championship have also hit the semi-finals of the Scottish men's area team championship finals at Crail Golfing Society's Craighead course in southern Fife.
Play was started in the foursomes between Lanarkshire and Dunbartonshire, and North-east versus Renfrewshire (North-east were leading in all three ties) but was suspended later in the morning.
Unlike the European Tour, extending the tournament to Monday is not an option where amateurs are concerned. Some of them actually work for a living!
LATER NEWS FROM CRAIL.
Play abandoned for the day. The semi-finals and the final will now be condensed into two sessions of play on Sunday, featuring one foursome and four singles in each match.

Gale force winds cause Saturday abandonment at three courses

No play today in Alfred Dunhill Links Championship

FROM THE EUROPEAN TOUR WEBSITE
Gale force winds across the north and east of Scotland have forced the abandonment of Saturday’s planned third round in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
European Tour Tournament Director David Garland was left with little option as severe gusts – some reaching over 50 miles per hour, made playing conditions impossible at St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns with balls moving on several putting surfaces.
Saturday’s third round will now take place on Sunday October 4 – with all players at the same venues in their original start times. The final round, featuring the top 60 professionals and those tied for 60th place alongside the top 20 amateur teams, will take place at the Old Course in St Andrews on Monday.
“The forecast that we have from every source is for the winds to strengthen during the day, certainly between 11am and 3pm although they will start to taper off into the evening so we have had to abandon the possibility of any play today,” said Garland.
“We are very confident that, although it will be very breezy tomorrow and Monday, that we should be able to finish on time on Monday afternoon.
“Every course was unplayable. Here at St Andrews the exposed holes such as six and seven and 11 and 12 out in the Eden Estuary had problems; at Kingbarns the exposed greens were the fourth and the ninth; while at Carnoustie the fifth green was unplayable.
“We monitored the situation from 7am this morning right up until we made the decision at 9.30am but in all that time, when we had any gusts, the balls were moving on all the putting surfaces we were watching which rendered the course unplayable.
“Theoretically we could have played the tournament over three rounds but we took the decision that this is such a prestigious tournament, with a prize fund of US$5 million, that we wanted to go into Monday. Our stated goal is to play every tournament over 72 holes and going into Monday is a possibility when you begin any golf tournament.”
The decision was met with universal praise by the competitors in this, the ninth Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, including by two of the three players in a share of the lead at the halfway stage, Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy and Richie Ramsay of Scotland.
McIlroy said: “You can’t argue with the decision. I think everyone can see that, especially here at Kingsbarns. I am just looking at the ninth hole just now and with the way that wind is blowing you wouldn’t be able to get your ball near that green in three shots, never mind trying to putt on it.
“I think the forecast for the next two days is pretty good so if we have to wait till Monday to finish then we have to wait.”
Ramsay said: “I think the right decision has been made. You look at some of the exposed greens on these courses and the balls are just blowing off in all directions so you couldn’t play in that wind. I am struggling to keep my balance standing here at the moment.
“Plus if you put everyone out there and had to bring them on and off the course throughout the day it would be pretty tough to co-ordinate that with three courses.”
Tournament organisers also confirmed that spectators would be given free entry for both the final day’s play on Sunday, October 5 and Monday, October 6.

Knox and Gunn miss cuts in States

Scots Russell Knox and Jimmy Gunn both failed to survive the 36-hole cuts on their respective United States mini-tours yesterday.
Knox, from Inverness originally but based at Jacksonville Beach, Florida since his four years at Jacksonville University, doesn't miss many cuts and he scored his first win in the US Hooters Tour in September.
But he was two shots over the cut line with rounds of 73 and 69 for 142 in the Capitol Chevrolet Classic at The Members Club at Woodcreek, Elgin in South Carolina.
The scoring is always fantastically good on the Hooters Tour. This event has been no exception. Ryan Blaum from Coral Gable Florida leads by three with a 14-under-par tally of 130 (66-64).
His nearest challengers in the chase for the $33,000 first prize are Michigan's Matthew Harmon (69-64) and Luke List from Tennessee with 66 and 67. Both at 11-under 133.
Jimmy Gunn from Royal Dornoch campaigns on the Gateway Tour which operates its Desert Series in Arizona. Gunn had a rare "bad" round in the Gateway Tour Championship at the Legacy Club, shooting a 79 after a 74 for 153. He had only three birdies over the 36 holes - two in the first and one in the second- which is most unlike the Highlander.
Scoring not so hot as the weather here. Trevor Murphy (69-74) and Brian Prouty (71-72) share lead on 153.

US Nationwide Tour Scoreboard
SOBOBA CLASSIC
SECOND-ROUND TOTALS
Par 142 (2x71)
134 Jerod Turner 68 66
135 Craig Bowden 67 68, Rickie Fowler 70 65, Brian Stuard 68 67, Tyrone Van Aswegen 68 67
136 Josh Broadaway 70 66, J.J. Killeen 69 67, Garth Mulroy 68 68
137 Kevin Chappell 69 68, Jeff Hart 70 67, Justin Hicks 71 66, Joel Kribel 69 68, Derek Lamely 68 69, Garrett Osborn 67 70, Steve Pate 69 68, Alistair Presnell 70 67, Brendan Steele 68 69, Garrett Willis 68 69
138 Cameron Percy 70 68, Tom Scherrer 68 70, Sal Spallone 69 69
139 Henrik Bjornstad 73 66, Chad Collins 71 68, Carlos Corona 70 69, Scott Gardiner 73 66, Jeff Gove 71 68, Tag Ridings 70 69
140 Tyler Aldridge 72 68, Craig Barlow 71 69, Dustin Bray 70 70, Andrew Buckle 73 67, Miguel Carballo 69 71, Scott Dunlap 69 71, Jason Enloe 70 70, Tommy Gainey 72 68, Jeff Gallagher 69 71, Jonathan Kaye 70 70, John Kimbell 70 70, Bob May 69 71, Troy Merritt 74 66, Nick Obie 70 70, Justin Smith 70 70, Roger Tambellini 71 69, Chris Tidland 72 68, Tjaart Van der Walt 69 71, Steve Wheatcroft 70 70, Dustin White 71 69
141 David Branshaw 74 67, Jay Delsing 68 73, Matt Every 71 70, Paul Gow 72 69, Troy Kelly 71 70, Skip Kendall 74 67, Won Joon Lee 73 68, J.L. Lewis 70 71, Tee McCabe 73 68, Brenden Pappas 69 72, Michael Putnam 67 74, Michael Sims 72 69, Vance Veazey 73 68, Jhonathan Vegas 73 68
MISSED THE CUT
142 Chris M. Anderson 71 71, Chris Baryla 72 70, Jonas Blixt 71 71, Jeff Brehaut 71 71, Gregory Casagranda 70 72, Gary Christian 71 71, Bubba Dickerson 68 74, Fabian Gomez 71 71, Hunter Haas 72 70, Kevin Johnson 69 73, Doug LaBelle II 75 67, Chris Nallen 74 68, Dennis Paulson 74 68, Martin Piller 73 69, Patrick Sheehan 71 71, Geoffrey Sisk 73 69, Brian Smock 70 72, Omar Uresti 73 69
143 Oskar Bergman 69 74, Adam Bland 73 70, Mark Brooks 73 70, David Hearn 74 69, Bradley Iles 70 73, Len Mattiace 70 73, Alex Prugh 76 67, B.J. Staten 73 70, Scott Sterling 73 70, Esteban Toledo 70 73
144 Ryan Armour 74 70, Dan Buchner 76 68, Keoke Cotner 71 73, Marco Dawson 75 69, Todd Demsey 73 71, Justin Peters 72 72, Daniel Summerhays 71 73, Josh Teater 73 71
145 Rich Barcelo 77 68, Camilo Benedetti 73 72, Guy Boros 76 69, Michael Clark II 73 72, Robert Damron 74 71, Fran Quinn 75 70
146 Blake Adams 75 71, Steve Allan 73 73, Steve Friesen 72 74, Jon Mills 74 72, Dustin Risdon 72 74, Jason Schultz 73 73, Kyle Thompson 76 70
147 Justin Bolli 75 72, Brent Delahoussaye 75 72, Jon Fiedler 77 70, Drew Laning 74 73, David McKenzie 77 70, Ewan Porter 74 73, Matthew Richardson 75 72, Dave Schultz 68 79, Paul Stankowski 73 74
148 Ryan C. Carter 76 72, Jerry Crowell 74 74, Vincent Johnson 73 75, Jim Rutledge 72 76, Ron Whittaker 77 71
149 Paul Claxton 76 73, Joe Daley 73 76, Ryan Hietala 77 72, Jin Park 71 78, Phil Tataurangi 76 73
150 Tom Byrum 76 74, Stephen Dartnall 75 75, Bryan DeCorso 79 71, Tom Gillis 72 78, Kyle Reifers 73 77, Kyle Thurston 74 76
151 Gavin Coles 81 70, Chad Ginn 78 73, Blake Trimble 74 77

United States Champions' Tour Scoreboard
CONSTELLATION ENERGY SENIOR PLAYERS' CHAMPIONSHIP
Baltimore CC East Course, Timonium, Maryland
SECOND ROUND TOTALS
Par 140 (2x70)
134 Tom Watson 66 68
136 Craig Stadler 71 65, Mark Wiebe 69 67, Jay Haas 66 70, Bob Tway 68 68
137 Bernhard Langer (Ger) 72 65, John Cook 69 68, Loren Roberts 70 67
138 Bruce Fleisher 69 69, Lonnie Nielsen 65 73, Nick Price (Zim) 69 69, Tim Simpson 69 69
139 Fulton Allem (Rsa) 69 70, Gene Jones 71 68, Joe Ozaki (Jpn) 71 68, Keith Fergus 70 69, Mike Goodes 70 69, Morris Hatalsky 70 69, Fred Funk 71 68, Mark O'Meara 70 69, Hale Irwin 72 67
140 Joey Sindelar 69 71, Mike Reid 68 72, Mark James (Eng) 69 71, Ronnie Black 72 68, Jay Don Blake 70 70, Bob Gilder 71 69, Bruce Vaughan 72 68, Dan Forsman 68 72, Robin Freeman 71 69, Scott Simpson 69 71, Sandy Lyle (Sco) 67 73
141 Phil Blackmar 71 70, Fuzzy Zoeller 69 72, Larry Nelson 72 69
142 Andy Bean 69 73, Gil Morgan 71 71, Gary Hallberg 74 68, Jeff Sluman 74 68, Blaine McCallister 72 70, Bruce Lietzke 74 68, Olin Browne 70 72, Eduardo Romero (Arg) 68 74, Allen Doyle 72 70
143 Kirk Hanefeld 74 69, Tom Kite 74 69, Chip Beck 72 71, Larry Mize 70 73, Don Pooley 72 71
144 Bruce Summerhays 76 68, Jerry Pate 77 67, Robert L Thompson 69 75, Tom Purtzer 71 73, Jim Thorpe 72 72, Walter Hall 73 71, David Eger 70 74, Bobby Wadkins 72 72
145 John Harris 71 74, John Morse 71 74, Chris Starkjohann 74 71, Tom McKnight 76 69
146 Brad Bryant 73 73, Russ Cochran 75 71, Des Smyth (Irl) 72 74, Ben Crenshaw 75 71, Donnie Hammond 79 67, Hal Sutton 74 72
147 James Mason 77 70, Denis Watson (Zim) 76 71, Tom Jenkins 72 75, David Frost (Rsa) 71 76
148 R.W. Eaks 73 75
149 Mark W Johnson 73 76, Steve Thomas 75 74
151 Mike McCullough 73 78, Wayne Grady (Aus) 81 70
152 Mike Hulbert 79 73
Withdrew: D A Weibring 74

United States PGA Tour Scoreboard
TURNING STONE RESORT CHAMPIONSHIP
SECOND-ROUND TOTALS
Par 144 (2x72)
134 Vaughn Taylor 67 67
135 Leif Olson 66 69, Matt Kuchar 67 68, Nicholas Thompson 68 67
136 Fredrik Jacobson (Swe) 69 67, Bo Van Pelt 70 66, Scott Piercy 70 66
137 Aron Price (Aus) 72 65, Tim Petrovic 66 71, Jimmy Walker 68 69, Troy Matteson 70 67
138 Rodney Pampling (Aus) 69 69, Adam Scott (Aus) 68 70, John Senden (Aus) 67 71, Will MacKenzie 71 67, D.A. Points 69 69, Aaron Baddeley (Aus) 70 68, Kevin Stadler 68 70, Brandt Snedeker 71 67, Jonathan Byrd 69 69, Jason Bohn 71 67
139 Rory Sabbatini (Rsa) 73 66, Robert Garrigus 69 70, Ben Curtis 71 68, Kevin Streelman 70 69, Dustin Johnson 69 70, Jarrod Lyle (Aus) 71 68, Michael Allen 72 67, Justin Rose (Eng) 69 70, Martin Laird (Sco) 69 70
140 Chris Stroud 69 71, Aaron Watkins 74 66, Arjun Atwal (Ind) 71 69, K J Choi (Kor) 70 70, Harrison Frazar 75 65, Bob Heintz 70 70, Matthew Jones (Aus) 68 72
141 Kent Jones 69 72, Michael Sim (Sco) 75 66, Casey Wittenberg 70 71, Davis Love III 71 70, Greg Chalmers (Aus) 73 68, Ted Purdy 71 70, Charles Howell III 69 72, Alex Cejka (Ger) 71 70, Mark Wilson 73 68, Brian Vranesh 71 70, Ken Duke 68 73, Scott Gutschewski 68 73, Matt Weibring 70 71
142 Chris Riley 71 71, Mathias Gronberg (Swe) 73 69, James Nitties (Aus) 70 72, Matt Bettencourt 72 70, Webb Simpson 70 72, Joe Durant 72 70, Nathan Green (Aus) 72 70, Dean Wilson 73 69, Bill Haas 73 69, Stuart Appleby (Aus) 72 70, Brendon De Jonge 72 70, Jeev Milkha Singh (Ind) 70 72, Peter Lonard (Aus) 70 72, Richard S Johnson (Swe) 72 70, Andres Romero (Arg) 75 67, Corey Pavin 71 71
143 Colt Knost 73 70, Nick O'Hern (Aus) 73 70, Steve Elkington (Aus) 73 70, Ben Crane 74 69, Mark Calcavecchia 72 71, Roland Thatcher 71 72, Carl Pettersson (Swe) 72 71, Jason Gore 71 72, D.J. Trahan 73 70
MISSED THE CUT
144 Rodney Butcher 72 72, Brian Davis (Eng) 72 72, Bill Lunde 71 73, Tim Herron 74 70, Chris DiMarco 72 72, Jeff Quinney 73 71, Billy Mayfair 75 69, Woody Austin 75 69, David Duval 75 69, Greg Owen (Eng) 71 73, Tom Pernice Jnr. 71 73, John Rollins 71 73, George McNeill 73 71, Ryan Moore 72 72
145 Spencer Levin 71 74, Michael Letzig 74 71, Charles Warren 76 69, Jeff Overton 77 68, Joe Ogilvie 74 71, Wil Collins 74 71, Todd Hamilton 75 70, Charlie Wi (Kor) 71 74, Marc Turnesa 72 73, Rocco Mediate 74 71
146 Peter Tomasulo 77 69, Kris Blanks 73 73, Patrick Moore 73 73, John Merrick 73 73, Steve Flesch 74 72, Darron Stiles 72 74, Steve Lowery 73 73, Parker McLachlin 72 74, Cliff Kresge 75 71, Ricky Barnes 72 74, Robert Allenby (Aus) 77 69, Cameron Beckman 73 73, Shane Bertsch 74 72
147 Derek Fathauer 76 71, Brian Bateman 72 75
148 Jeff Maggert 75 73, David Mathis 74 74, Matthew Borchert 75 73
149 Marc Leishman (Aus) 75 74, Jay Williamson 76 73, Rick Price 76 73, Brandon Knaub 72 77
150 Rich Beem 80 70
151 Brendon Todd 75 76, Glen Day 76 75
152 James Oh 77 75
153 Charley Hoffman 78 75
154 Mike Carbone 81 73
161 Tony Saraceno 81 80
Withdrew: Mathew Goggin (Aus) 79, Jeff Klauk 79, Eric Axley 83