United States Open Championship scoreboard
EARLY FINAL TOTALS
Par 284 (4x71)
291 Ben Curtis 78 70 75 68
292 Peter Hanson 73 76 74 69, Scott Langley (amateur) 75 69 77 71.
293 Sergia Garcia (Spain) 73 76 72 71.
294 Ricky Barnes 72 76 74 72
295 Stuart Appleby (Aus) 73 76 76 70
296 Jason Dufner 72 73 79 72
297 Bo Van Pelt 72 75 82 68, Ross McGowan (Eng) 72 73 78 74
298 Chris Stroud 77 72 76 73, Rafael Cabrera Bello (Spa) 70 75 81 72, Jim Herman 76 73 81 68
299 Steve Stricker 75 74 77 73, Retief Goosen (Rsa) 75 74 76 74, Lucas Glover 73 73 77 76
300 Jerry Kelly 72 70 81 77, Gareth Maybin (NIrl) 74 75 76 75, Steve Wheatcroft 74 73 77 76, Toru Taniguchi (Jpn) 73 76 76 75
301 Erick Justesen 74 74 80 73
302 Camilo Villegas (Col) 78 69 79 76, Matt Bettencourt 72 74 77 79, Fred Funk 74 72 77 79, David Duval 75 73 74 80.
303 Kent Jones 73 76 78 76, Rhys Davies (Wal) 78 70 79 76
305 Nick Watney 76 71 77 81
306 Zach Johnson 72 77 78 79, Matthew Richardson (Eng) 73 75 80 78, Craig Barlow 73 75 77 81
307 Mike Weir (Can) 70 79 83 75, Ty Tryon 75 74 78 80
311 Jason Preeo 75 70 82 84, Pablo Martin (Spa) 73 76 83 79

Ross Kellett wins Tennant Cup by four shots from Sam Binning, Michael Stewart

Tennant Cup Scoreboard
GLASGOW GAILES two rounds Saturday, par 142 (2x71) CSS 74 75
KILLERMONT two rounds Sunday. CSS 72 71.
FINAL TOTALS
280 Ross Kellett (Colville Park) 71 68 68 73
284 Sam Binning (Ranfurly Castle) 76 72 71 65, Michael Stewart (Troon Welbeck) 70 74 72 69
287 Scott Larkin Banchory 73 77 68 69, Kris Nicol Fraserburgh 74 74 69 70, James White Lundin 70 72 73 72
288 Adam Dunton McDonald Golf Club 72 74 72 70
289 Peter Latimer St Andrews New Club 74 77 69 69, Greg Nicolson Mortonhall 71 73 72 73
290 Chris Robb Inchmarlo 75 73 69 73, Mark Bookless Sandyhills 73 74 72 71, Scott Crichton Aberdour 75 71 72 72, Fraser McKenna Balmore 69 76 70 75, Steven McEwan Caprington 74 71 74 71
291 Ed Wood Crowwood 76 71 71 73
292 Patricio Salem Peru 73 75 73 71, Ronnie Clark Erskine 75 72 73 72
293 David Law Hazlehead 75 73 76 69
294 Paul Alexander Caldwell 74 73 72 75
295 Scott Borrowman Dollar 77 76 75 67, Stephen Speirs Australia 72 81 73 69, Jonathan King Glasgow 77 76 72 70, Paul Gault Westerwood 78 73 75 69, Steven Rennie Drumpellier 78 69 76 72
296 Sandy Bolton Goring & Streatly 73 78 71 74, Michael Daily Erskine 71 79 74 72, Jordan Findlay Fraserburgh 76 74 72 74, Greg Paterson St Andrews New Club 75 75 70 76, Fraser Fotheringham Nairn 73 76 70 77, Gordon Stevenson Whitecraigs 73 75 77 71
297 Matthew Clark Kilmacolm 73 72 79 73
299 James Ross Royal Burgess 79 73 75 72, Paul Ferrier Baberton 73 76 77 73, John Shanks Irvine 70 76 77 76
300 Alex Main Thornton 74 75 71 80
301 John Wybar Aldeburgh 73 78 75 75, Chris Harkins Ayr Belleisle 76 74 75 76
305 Richard Gill Craigmillar Park 76 76 80 73
306 Colin Baird Bothwell Castle 75 77 78 76, Daniel Young Craigie Hill 74 78 77 77
311 Grant Carnie Newburgh- on - Ythan 74 79 78 80
NR Aaron Sweeney Carnoustie 79 74 nr
MISSED CUT
Keith Hamilton Ayr Belleisle 78 76 154
James Hendrick Pollok 75 79 154
James Whitelaw Mouse Valley 75 79 154
Andrew McLachlan Bonnyton 76 78 154
Daniel Sommerville St Andrews 79 75 154
Nick Robson Meldrum House 77 77 154
Clark Riddick Southerness 78 77 155
Alexander Culverwell Dunbar 81 74 155
John Duff Newmacher 74 81 155
Philip McLean Peterhead 79 76 155
Graham Robertson Glenbervie 76 79 155
Chris Lawton Falkirk Tryst 75 80 155
Andrew Weir Montrose Mercantile 79 77 156
Myles Cunningham Craigielaw 75 81 156
Jamie MacKay Kilmarnock Barassie 77 80 157
James Field USA 79 78 157
Colin Thomson East Renfrewshire 83 75 158
Scott Ritchie New Zealand 75 83 158
Paul Betty Hayston 75 84 159
Joshua Seale South Africa 80 79 159
Andrew Wallace Glenbervie 80 80 160
Fraser Moore Glenbervie 82 78 160
Barry Brooks Meldrum House 86 86 172
Chris McManus Glasgow 88 85 173
George Robertson Irvine Ravenspark 76 NR
Robert Jenkins Crowwood 78 NR
Glenn Campbell Blairgowrie 78 DQ
Ross Bell Downfield 81 NR
Mark Hillson Craigielaw 81 NR

Overnight challenger Ross Drummond has 83 in final round

Bland triumphs in The Ryder Cup Wales Seniors Open

By SARAH GWYNN
European Tour Press Officer
South African John Bland produced a fine finish to claim his third European Senior Tour title with a one shot victory in The Ryder Cup Wales Seniors Open at Royal Porthcawl.
The 64 year old carded a one under par 71 in the final round, seeing off Paraguayan Angel Franco in dramatic fashion. The pair were neck and neck at eight under after 16 holes, but Franco, three groups ahead of Bland, bogeyed the 18th and then the South African birdied the par five 17th to give himself some breathing space coming up the last. It proved crucial, as Bland found a bunker from the tee and ended up with a bogey.
Bland’s compatriot Chris Williams took a share of second place after a level par 72, but overnight leader Bob Cameron capitulated on the back nine, carding four straight bogeys and two double bogeys for a 78.The challenges of Scottish duo Ross Drummond and Gordon Brand Jnr, in contention overnight, also faltered with rounds of 83 and 75 respectively.
Bland, who fired three birdies and an eagle to make it a second successive South African winner in this event following Bertus Smit, said: “The course was very tricky today but I handled it well and did everything right – except for the last when I found a bunker and got a little nervous.
“The key to it was to get the right club. Sometimes you can’t believe how far the ball is going on this course. The birdie on the 17th was a big one. I was hanging around one or two shots behind most of the day and on the 16th I realised Mr Franco had dropped a shot on the 18th.
“So to make that birdie on the 17th was massive - and just as well I did as I did that silly thing on the last.
“This is one of the finest links courses in the world and the players really enjoy coming here. There’s not a bad hole on the course, it’s magnificent. It’s been a great week and I’m delighted to round it off by winning.”
Asked what the key to the success for South Africans in this event was, Bland replied: “I don’t know, but it’s been a good couple of years for us, and it’s been a good couple of weeks with the Springboks here in Wales and winning. It’s a shame the football team isn’t doing so well in the World Cup but I’m more of a rugby man myself.
“The World Cup looks to be going very well back home though and it seems they’ve done a very good job staging it.”
Franco had a stunning run of five birdies from the fourth and picked up another shot at the par five 12th although back-to-back bogeys at the 14th and 15th put him back at eight under. The turning point of the round came at the 18th, where a bogey proved costly.
“It’s very disappointing, particularly as John ended up bogeying the last too,” said Franco, who has finished runner-up six times on the Senior Tour.

FINAL TOTALS
208 J Bland (RSA) 69 68 71,
209 C Williams (RSA) 70 67 72, A Franco (Par) 71 68 70,
211 G Brand Jnr (Sco) 67 69 75,
212 P Fowler (Aus) 67 71 74, B Boyd (USA) 71 68 73,
213 A Oldcorn (Sco) 74 70 69, B Cameron (Eng) 69 66 78, D Merriman (Aus) 72 73 68,
214 J Chillas (Sco) 68 74 72,
215 C Rocca (Ita) 66 75 74, G Brand (Eng) 75 69 71,
216 B Longmuir (Sco) 72 70 74, E Darcy (Irl) 70 67 79,
217 J Quiros (Esp) 69 73 75, A Fernandez (Chi) 73 74 70, N Job (Eng) 71 74 72,
218 M Harwood (Aus) 71 72 75, M Clayton (Aus) 72 73 73, D Cambridge (Jam) 68 70 80, D Johnson (USA) 76 68 74,
219 H Carbonetti (Arg) 72 70 77, B Ruangkit (Tha) 71 70 78, M Belsham (Eng) 71 74 74, K Tomori (Jpn) 69 71 79, J Heggarty (Nir) 71 72 76, M Cunning (USA) 65 77 77, R Drummond (Sco) 70 66 83, S Torrance (Sco) 73 74 72,
220 J Rhodes (Eng) 73 74 73, P Mitchell (Eng) 74 70 76, B Lincoln (RSA) 68 72 80, D Smyth (Irl) 71 74 75, T Johnstone (Zim) 69 74 77, S Owen (Nzl) 71 72 77,
221 I Woosnam (Wal) 75 72 74, K Spurgeon (Eng) 74 76 71, J Gould (Eng) 72 72 77, E Rodriguez (Esp) 74 72 75,
222 C Mason (Eng) 76 71 75, D O'Sullivan (Irl) 72 74 76, J Bruner (USA) 73 76 73, D Durnian (Eng) 71 74 77, D Russell (Eng) 75 76 71,
223 F Mann (Sco) 77 76 70, A Murray (Eng) 72 74 77, L Carbonetti (Arg) 76 73 74, G Ralph (Eng) 75 72 76,
224 P Oakley (USA) 77 72 75, M Bembridge (Eng) 73 74 77, J Harrison (Eng) 76 76 72, M Farry (Fra) 79 73 72, T Giedeon (Ger) 75 74 75,
225 P Teravainen (USA) 75 70 80, M Williams (Zim) 73 78 74,
226 D Hospital (Esp) 74 72 80, B Charles (Nzl) 80 71 75, R Chapman (Eng) 72 76 78, M Gray (Sco) 74 73 79,
227 M Piñero (Esp) 77 71 79, B Smit (RSA) 76 74 77, G Davies (Wal) 74 79 74, G Ryall (Eng) 77 70 80, N Ratcliffe (Aus) 77 75 75, A Sowa (Arg) 79 71 77, J Cañizares (Esp) 78 71 78,
228 G Banister (Aus) 74 75 79,
230 J Rivero (Esp) 80 70 80,
232 C O'Connor Jnr (Irl) 76 76 80,
233 A Johnsson (Swe) 77 74 82, I Mosey (Eng) 78 77 78,
234 E Polland (Nir) 74 78 82, G Cali (Ita) 76 77 81,
235 J Hawkes (RSA) 81 76 78,
240 M Miller (Sco) 80 78 82, K Stimpson (am) (Wal) 82 79 79,
242 V Garcia (Esp) 76 80 86,
247 A Garrido (Esp) 90 77 80,
249 T Gale (Aus) 82 86 81,

Martin Wiegele wins Saint-Omer Open

FROM THE EUROPEAN TOUR WEBSITE
Austrian Martin Wiegele won his first title on The European Tour with a two shot victory today at the Saint-Omer Open presented by Neuflize OBC.
Wiegele's previous best finish was second in the 2003 Russian Open - his first tournament on The European Tour.
The 31 year old shared fourth overnight with Dane Mark F Haastrup, but shot a three under par 68 to finish seven under at Aa Saint Omer Golf Club.
He picked up birdies at the first, second, ninth and 12th and his only dropped shot today - a bogey on the par four 18th - did not prove costly.
There was a five way share of second featuring overnight leader Jamie Elson, fellow Englishmen Robert Dinwiddie and Matt Haines, Sweden's Pelle Edberg and home favourite Raphaël Jacquelin

FINAL TOTALS
P:ar 284 (4x71)
277 Martin Wiegele (Aut) 66 71 72 68
279 Jamie Elson 71 67 68 73, Robert Dinwiddie 71 65 71 72, Matt Haines 70 68 72 69, Pelle Edberg (Swe) 70 72 70 67, Raphael Jacquelin (Fra) 73 68 66 72
281 Mark F Haastrup (Den) 71 67 71 72
282 Ake Nilsson (Rsa) 73 68 71 70, Charles-Edouard Russo (Fra) 68 73 72 69
283 Lorenzo Gagli (Ita) 72 71 70 70
284 Colm Moriarty 66 73 73 72, David Vanegas (Col) 71 70 71 72, Wade Ormsby (Aus) 68 72 72 72, Mikko Korhonen (Fin) 71 71 71 71, Thomas Feyrsinger (Aut) 70 71 72 71, Clodomiro Carranza (Arg) 73 72 71 68
285 Jose-Filipe Lima (Por) 75 69 70 71, Jarmo Sandelin (Swe) 73 71 70 71, Benoit Teilleria (Fra) 72 73 72 68, Steven Tiley 71 72 74 68, Cesar Monasterio (Arg) 70 73 71 71, Philip Golding 72 70 72 71
286 Jan Are Larsen (Nor) 72 68 76 70, Matthew Zions (Aus) 73 69 70 74, Steven O'Hara 73 71 68 74
287 Daniel Denison 72 73 72 70, Liam Bond 72 68 75 72, Olivier David (Fra) 72 72 70 73, Peter Gustafsson (Swe) 73 72 69 73, Andrew Coltart 71 72 77 67
288 Alvaro Velasco (Spa) 72 69 71 76, Michael Lorenzo-Vera (Fra) 68 75 74 71, Anders Schmidt Hansen (Den) 73 72 72 71, Benn Barham 73 71 74 70, Ben Mason 75 69 72 72, Scott Jamieson 74 70 73 71, Jordi Garcia (Spa) 69 73 76 70, Andrew Marshall 68 71 74 75, Thorbjorn Olesen (Den) 73 68 73 74, Miles Tunnicliff 71 68 74 75, Francois Calmels (Fra) 72 73 74 69
289 Stuart Davis 74 70 76 69, Peter Kaensche (Nor) 70 70 76 73, Andrew McArthur 71 73 74 71, Keith Horne (Rsa) 73 72 74 70
290 Joakim Backstrom (Swe) 68 73 70 79, Carlos Del Moral (Spa) 74 71 73 72, John Parry 72 70 73 75, Andreas Hogberg (Swe) 71 74 72 73, Henrik Nystrom (Swe) 70 71 78 71, Alessandro Tadini (Ita) 69 76 71 74, Benjamin Hebert (Fra) 73 71 73 73
291 Ben Evans 70 74 73 74, George Murray 74 69 76 72, Floris De Vries (Ned) 72 73 70 76
292 Marcus Higley 70 71 77 74, Mark Tullo (Chi) 69 76 74 73, James Ruth 75 70 76 71, Alexandre Kaleka (Fra) 74 71 71 76
293 Michiel Bothma (Rsa) 69 76 75 73, Garry Houston 72 72 75 74, Lee S James 71 71 73 78, Steve Surry 74 70 76 73, Anthony Snobeck (Fra) 74 71 76 72
294 Adam Gee 73 72 73 76, Stephan Gross Jnr (Ger) 71 74 74 75
295 Magnus A Carlsson (Swe) 71 74 74 76, Florian Praegant (Aut) 73 69 77 76, Stuart Manley 74 70 76 75
296 Ghislain Rosier (Fra) 70 74 76 76
297 Chris Gane 72 72 76 77
299 Sam Walker 73 72 77 77, Fabien Marty (Fra) 71 68 82 78, James Kamte (Rsa) 76 68 75 80
300 Andrea Maestroni (Ita) 71 72 78 79

Birdie king Baker wins on Challenge Tour debut

From Challenge Tour Press Officer Paul Symes
American Christopher Ryan Baker became only the tenth player in history to win on his Challenge Tour debut when he captured the Moroccan Golf Classic title by two strokes.
A closing round of 68 for a winning 13 under par aggregate score saw Baker join the exclusive club, which includes such luminaries as Northern Ireland’s Darren Clarke, South African Trevor Immelman, Germany’s Martin Kaymer and Italian Edoardo Molinari.
Baker had started the day two shots off the lead held by Jesus Maria Arruti, but four birdies in an immaculate round of golf at Pullman Mazagan Royal Golf and Spa in El Jadida, Morocco, were good enough to take the title by two shots from the Spaniard, who had to settle for a share of second place alongside Argentine Julio Zapata.
The 21 year old, who becomes the first American winner on the Challenge Tour since Kevin Stadler won – also on his debut – in Argentina in 2006, must now decide whether or not to accept the one-year exemption offered to all winners on the Challenge Tour.
Baker, who received a winner’s cheque for €24,000 winner’s, said: “I couldn’t feel any happier than I do right now – winning’s a great feeling, especially on my Challenge Tour debut. It’s a great Tour with a lot of very good players out here, so I’m very proud of myself. I wasn’t pleased with how I played yesterday, but today was much more like it. I struck the ball really well, and only missed one green all day.
“My second shot to the 16th hole was probably the turning point today. I hit a three iron to six inches, and that birdie gave me some breathing space coming down the last two holes. I still felt a little nervous and pushed my tee shots on the 17th and 18th out to the right, but managed to recover well and get the job done.
“There are 11 of us over from the States this week, so I’m sure we’ll have a few drinks to celebrate tonight. Then I’ll have to sit down and decide what to do next. I might play in Spain next week, then after that, who knows? As I said the Challenge Tour is a great Tour, so it’s very tempting. I might decide after a few beers tonight!”
A round of 65 – the lowest of the day – saw England’s Matthew Baldwin surge through the field to take a share of fourth place on ten under par 278 with Dutchman Richard Kind who signed for a closing 70.
FINAL TOTALS
Par 288 (4x72)
275 C Baker (USA) 69 66 72 68,
277 P Del Grosso (Arg) 67 70 73 67, J Arruti (Esp) 67 68 69 73,
278 M Baldwin (Eng) 69 73 71 65, R Kind (Ned) 63 73 72 70,
279 A Perrino (Ita) 74 65 71 69,
280 J Caldwell (Nir) 75 71 64 70,
281 A Bernadet (Fra) 69 72 72 68, R Santos (Por) 70 73 69 69, J Cunliffe (RSA) 71 72 68 70, G Canizares (Esp) 70 71 72 68,
282 D Whitnell (Eng) 71 71 72 68, P Dwyer (Eng) 72 72 69 69, N Bruzelius (Swe) 69 71 75 67, A Chopard (Sui) 70 72 72 68, S Arnold (Aus) 70 72 69 71, M Laskey (Wal) 72 68 72 70, N Sulzer (Sui) 71 73 70 68, S Reale (Ita) 75 63 70 74,
283 J McLean (Aus) 70 68 73 72, S Ottosen (Den) 72 73 66 72, M Martin (Esp) 72 70 70 71, T Norret (Den) 62 74 74 73,
284 N Bollini (USA) 65 70 75 74, K Sullivan (Wal) 71 70 71 72, G Woodman (Eng) 65 72 75 72, E Canonica (Ita) 70 70 77 67,
285 S Garcia (Esp) 70 71 74 70, V Almstrom (Swe) 70 72 74 69, J Abbate (Arg) 75 69 71 70, F Serghini (Mar) 73 70 74 68, J Hedin (Swe) 74 72 69 70, A Bruschi (Ita) 71 71 72 71, J Little (Eng) 71 71 75 68,
286 J Hack (USA) 71 73 72 70, A Mellor (Eng) 71 75 70 70, M Mills (Eng) 72 73 74 67, J Roos (RSA) 70 70 71 75, A Hamilton (USA) 71 71 71 73, G Molteni (Ita) 77 69 73 67, F Henge (Swe) 69 71 75 71, J Moul (Eng) 72 72 73 69, J Sjöholm (Swe) 71 74 72 69, G Dear (Sco) 71 75 70 70,
287 B Etchart (Esp) 76 68 74 69, S Buhl (Ger) 70 71 70 76, C Simon (Esp) 76 69 73 69, T Whitehouse (Eng) 70 75 70 72,
288 J Maurer (Aut) 72 74 70 72, S Russi (Chi) 70 73 74 71, A Sjöstrand (Swe) 76 68 70 74, R Harris (Eng) 72 74 68 74, F Adams Iii (USA) 71 74 70 73,
289 D Nouailhac (Fra) 71 70 77 71, J Billot (Fra) 69 77 74 69, J Kavanagh (Eng) 72 71 79 67,
290 T Haylock (Eng) 70 71 75 74, Z Scotland (Eng) 70 73 74 73, C Cannon (Eng) 71 75 70 74, P Relecom (Bel) 72 74 71 73, F Roca (Esp) 73 73 72 72,
291 E Saltman (Sco) 66 76 79 70, O Turnill (Eng) 72 72 72 75, D Brooks (Eng) 71 73 73 74,
293 J Doherty (Sco) 75 71 71 76, J Haas Jnr (USA) 74 72 71 76,
294 D Hewan (RSA) 72 72 73 77, L Goddard (Eng) 75 71 72 76,
298 C Smith (Wal) 72 72 78 76,
302 A Haindl (RSA) 73 73 80 76,


FINAL TOTALS

Russell Knox 14-under-par for 72 holes - only jt 19th on eTour

Inverness exile Russell Knox returned a 14-under-par total 270 but that gained him only joint 19th place in the Bolle Classic at Country Club of Salisbury, North Carolina on the highly competitive eTour pro golf circuit.
Knox had rounds of 66, 71, 64 and 69 over the par-71 lay-out to earne $2,704.
Winner of the $34,140 top prize with a phenomenal total of 26 under par 258 was American Tommy Biershenk with scores of 68, 63, 65 and 62.
He won by a single shot from former British amateur champion Drew Weaver who had ronds of 66, 65, 63 and 65 for 259, earning $16,975.
A third American, Lee Williams, was third on 262 with scofrs of 64, 64, 67 and 67. He earned $16,975.
Below Knox in the final standing were England's Jamie Hall (joint 41st on 274 with scores of 66, 72, 68 and 68) to earn $1,455 and Ireland's Niall Turner who finished joint 55th with 72, 66, 69 and 69 for 276.
So high is the standard of play on this American satellite circuit that Joel Hendry, originally from Elgin and twice a winner of the Scottish youths championship,missed the cut with a 36-hole total of 139 (70, 69).

US Nationwide Tour Scoreboard
FORT SMITH CLASSIC
Hardscrabble CC, Fort Smith, Arkansas
THIRD-ROUND TOTALS
Par 210 (3x70)
197 Chris Tidland 67 62 68
199 Justin Bolli 68 66 65, Gavin Coles 63 66 70, Phil Tataurangi 62 71 66
200 Andrew Buckle 67 68 65, Jason Enloe 64 65 71, Dustin Risdon 65 68 67, Brian Smock 68 66 66
202 Wil Collins 67 69 66
203 Kris Blanks 67 65 71, Josh Broadaway 67 68 68, Alex Prugh 70 65 68
204 Jay Delsing 68 68 68, Seung Su Han 71 67 66
205 Oskar Bergman 70 67 68, Mark DiGiacomo 66 72 67, Scott Gardiner 67 68 70, Andrew Johnson 64 71 70, Bob May 70 68 67, Brenden Pappas 67 65 73, Fran Quinn 69 67 69, Brendan Steele 70 70 65, Omar Uresti 70 66 69
206 Trevor Dodds 71 67 68, Matthew Every 72 68 66, Hunter Haas 68 70 68, Bradley Iles 72 67 67, Doug Labelle 68 68 70, Len Mattiace 69 67 70, John Riegger 66 71 69, Jim Rutledge 70 69 67, Jason Schultz 70 70 66
207 Alex Aragon 68 70 69, Jeff Curl 69 70 68, Brad Elder 69 69 69, Paul Gow 71 68 68, Ian Leggatt 68 72 67, Garrett Osborn 67 67 73, Patrick Sheehan 69 68 70, Sal Spallone 70 67 70, Roger Tambellini 72 68 67, Dustin White 73 64 70
208 Chad Collins 68 66 74, Keoke Cotner 67 72 69, Marco Dawson 69 70 69, J J Killeen 70 69 69, Spencer Levin 70 69 69, Alistair Presnell 71 69 68, Michael Putnam 71 69 68, Jhonattan Vegas 68 71 69, Brennan Webb 75 64 69
209 Blake Adams 67 70 72, Henrik Bjornstad 70 69 70, Andrew Dahl 72 68 69, Mike Lavery 70 69 70
210 Jonas Blixt 70 66 74, Tom Glissmeyer 73 67 70, Drew Laning 67 73 70, David McKenzie 68 72 70, David Morland IV 68 72 70, Brian Vranesh 72 65 73, Ron Whittaker 70 70 70
211 David Hearn 71 67 73, Tee McCabe 64 73 74
212 Tyler Leon 71 65 76, Garth Mulroy 69 69 74
213 Robert Damron 69 69 75, Andrew Dresser 68 72 73, Joseph Sykora 69 70 74
216 Bob Burns 68 72 76

UNITED STATES OPEN REPORT AND SCORES

McDowell three behind leader Johnson - but Tiger lying third

FROM THE AOL GOLF NEWS SERVICE
Graeme McDowell saw Dustin Johnson snatch the US Open lead from his grasp on Saturday night as Tiger Woods entered the championship fray.
Northern Ireland's McDowell was a two-shot leader at the start of the day and was four shots ahead after two holes before Johnson, twice a winner at Pebble Beach in February on the US PGA Tour, made his local knowledge count.
The American's five-under-par 66 gave him the 54-hole lead at six under, three shots better than McDowell, who posted a level-par 71 and was not overly disappointed. "I'd rather be three shots in front, of course," McDowell said. "But I shot 71 not being in control of my game and I've got to be pretty happy with that.
"It's going to be a fun day tomorrow (Sunday)."
Five behind Johnson, Woods showed a glimpse of a return to form as he posted a 66 on the course where he won by a majors' record 15 strokes at the 2000 US Open and Gregory Havret of France booked a tee time with the world number one in Sunday's penultimate group after a 69 got him to level par.
Two-time winner Ernie Els is also level after a 72 with Masters champion Phil Mickelson a shot behind the South African after a rollercoaster 73, two shots ahead of Tim Clark, Alex Cejka and Ryo Ishikawa.
Mickelson had wowed Pebble Beach with his second-round 66 and on Saturday it was Woods' turn.
Starting seven strokes behind McDowell, he had been searching for lost form following an on-course struggle of late that was pre-empted by turmoil in his private life.
After carding three birdies and three bogeys on his front nine, Woods' struggles seemed to be continuing but he changed gears, delivering five birdies on the supposedly more difficult back nine to come home in 31, closing birdie, birdie, birdie.
England's Paul Casey, a first-round co-leader, posted a 77 to drop to six over, while Ian Poulter also hit 77 to fall to seven over in a tie for 23rd with, amongst others, Ryder Cup team-mates Padraig Harrington (74) and Luke Donald (74).
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