O'HAIR AND PERRY LEAD FRANKLIN TEMPLETON SHOOT-OUT

Place	Team	Round			Thru	Score
		1	2	3
T1	Sean O'Hair and Kenny Perry	-8	-	-	18	-8
T1	Harris English and Matt Kuchar	-8	-	-	18	-8
T1	Charles Howell III and Justin Leonard	-8	-	-	18	-8
4	Retief Goosen and Freddie Jacobson	-5	-	-	18	-5
T5	Jason Dufner and Dustin Johnson	-4	-	-	18	-4
T5	Chris DiMarco and Billy Horschel	-4	-	-	18	-4
7	Rory Sabbatini and Scott Verplank	-3	-	-	18	-3
8	Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood	-2	-	-	18	-2
9	Jerry Kelly and Steve Stricker	-1	-	-	18	-1
T10	Jonas Blixt and Greg Norman	E	-	-	18	E
T10	Mark Calcavecchia and Chad Campbell	E	-	-	18	E
12	Graham DeLaet and Mike Weir	1	-	-	18	1
Last Updated: December 13, 2013, 3:54 pm EST

First Round, Modified Alternate Shot - Each player hits a drive on every hole and one drive is selected. The player whose drive is NOT selected hits the second shot, and they alternate shots until the ball is holed.

Second Round, Better Ball - Each player plays through every hole using his own ball. The player whose score is the lowest on each hole will be the team score for that hole.

Final Round, Scramble - Each player hits a drive on every hole and the best drive is selected. Each player then plays a second shot from the spot where the selected drive lays, and the best second shot is selected. This process is repeated until the hole is completed.

 TITLE-HOLDERS O'HAIR AND PERRY SHARE
TOP SPOT IN FRANKLIN TEMPLETON SHOOTOUT

Defending champions Sean O'Hair and Kenny Perry share top spot after round one of the Franklin Templeton Shootout in Naples, Florida.

The duo took the crown by a single shot last year and all the indications were that it will be a tight contest this time around with three pairs sharing top spot on eight under.
Charles Howell finished second last year alongside Rory Sabbatini and he held a share of lead playing with new partner Justin Leonard.
Fellow American duo Matt Kuchar and Harris English also fired an eight under par round and shared a spot at the summit, three shots clear of the rest of the field.
Retief Goosen and Freddie Jacobson, playing in place of Boo Weekley who withdrew following family bereavements, were the nearest challengers.
US PGA champion Jason Dufner and Dustin Johnson were a further shot back alongside Chris DiMarco and Billy Horschel followed by Sabbatini and Scott Verplank on three under.
European Ryder Cup pair Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood recovered from a slow start to finish on two under while another couple of Americans, Jerry Kelly and Steve Stricker, were one shot better than par.
Tournament host Greg Norman was playing with Swede Jonas Blixt and they were level alongside Mark Calcavecchia and Chad Campbell.
Former Masters champion Mike Weir and South African Graham DeLaet were bringing up the rear after Friday's round of modified foursomes, with four-balls to follow on Saturday and a final round scramble format on Sunday.