Cadillac World Championship

IT'S ELEMENTARY FOR HOLMES! ACE ON WAY 

TO FIVE-STROKE LEAD AFTER THIRD ROUND

 FROM SKY SPORTS.COM

If anyone still had any doubt that this is J B Holmes' week to score a first victory on the US PGA Tour, it must have evaporated when he  fired a hole-in-one on his way to a two-under third round 70, to take a five shot lead in to the final day of the WGC-Cadillac Championship at Doral's Blue Monster course which he reduced to 62 shots on the opening day.

Holmes holed the 207-yard par-three fourth with a seven-iron, seeing his tee-shot land 20ft short of the pin and roll perfectly in to the cup, just two groups after Dustin Johnson nailed an almost identical shot at the same hole. 
Four late birdies extended Holmes' advantage, while world No 1 Rory McIlory sits ten strokes back after another up-and-down round

Third round leaders

-11 J.B Holmes (USA)
-6 Dustin Johnson (USA)
-6 Bubba Watson (USA)
-5 Ryan Moore (USA)
-4 Bill Haas (USA)
-4 Louis Oosthuizen (Rsa)
-4 Henrik Stenson (Swe)
Selected Others
-3 Lee Westwood (Eng)
-3 Sergio Garcia (Esp)
-1 Patrick Reed (USA)
-1 Rory McIlroy (Nir)

Firm favourite
Holmes  opened by three-putting the first from just five feet, before holing the fourth to move to ten-under. The world No 41 dropped a second shot on the seventh by duffing a chip after over-hitting his approach shot over the green, with a missed putt from eight-feet seeing Holmes also bogey the 12th.
With the American’s lead back down to three, Holmes responded by firing four successive gains from the 14th to the 17th to move six clear, although a wayward tee-shot in to trees at the 18th and a 25-foot par putt running over the edge of the cup saw him finish with a dropped stroke. 
Johnson followed his ace with further gains on the fifth and eighth on his way to a three-under 69 and a share of second with compatriot Bubba Watson.
"I can't worry about what J.B. is doing," Watson said, who holed a bunker shot from behind the 18th green for birdie. "This golf course is hard enough as it is. If I start worrying about other people, I'm going to lose it."
An eagle at the par-four 16th keeps Ryan Moore within six of the lead, while Sweden's Henrik Stenson leads the European challenge a further shot back alongside former Open champion Louis Oosthuizen.
Adam Scott, who had surged into the mix after two rounds, dropped out of the picture again by carding a bogey-filled third round 75 with a double-bogey at the last to move tied-eighth alongside Sergio Garcia, Webb Simpson and Lee Westwood - who posted six birdies and four dropped shots in his 50th WGC event.
"I think 70 is a pretty good score," Westwood told Sky Sports 4. "I made a couple of mistakes out there. I hit a lot of good shots though and didn't get rewarded for some of them.
"I'm trying to keep myself in shape at the moment. I'm 42 in a couple of months but I still really feel fit and fresh and mentally sharp and keen to keep playing.
"As long as I am enjoying getting out of bed and practising and working on my game there's no reason I shouldn't carry on."
A day after apologising for throwing a club into a lake - it was later recovered by a scuba diver, McIlroy shot four birdies and as many bogeys in a third round level 72.
McIlroy got off to a good start and moved within five of the lead after birdies at the third and seventh, but hit his tee-shot at the eighth behind a tree and saw his third shot stop inches short of the water in the first to back-to-back bogeys.
A gain at the 11th was followed by two further dropped shots on the 13th and 14th, although the Northern Irishman’s chip from the bunker at the 16th to within three-feet of the cup set up a birdie putt. 

Watch the final round of the WGC-Cadillac Championship live on Sunday from 5.30pm on Sky Sports 4 

ALL THE THIRD ROUND SCORES
par 216 (3x72)

1	J.B. Holmes	62	73	70					205
T2	Bubba Watson	71	69	70					210
T2	Dustin Johnson	68	73	69					210
4	Ryan Moore	66	71	74					211
T5	Henrik Stenson	69	71	72					212
T5	Bill Haas	74	73	65					212
T5	Louis Oosthuizen	71	74	67					212
T8	Adam Scott	70	68	75					213
T8	Sergio Garcia	73	69	71					213
T8	Webb Simpson	74	69	70					213
T8	Lee Westwood	71	72	70					213
T12	Ryan Palmer	71	70	74					215
T12	Morgan Hoffmann	73	71	71					215
T12	Rory McIlroy	73	70	72					215
T12	Victor Dubuisson	72	73	70					215
T12	Patrick Reed	71	73	71					215
T12	Shane Lowry	71	74	70					215
T18	Brooks Koepka	69	74	73					216
T18	Rickie Fowler	68	77	71					216
T18	Charley Hoffman	70	74	72					216
T18	Kevin Na	74	71	71					216
T22	John Senden	73	70	74					217
T22	Jordan Spieth	75	69	73					217
T22	Brendon Todd	72	73	72					217
T22	Jimmy Walker	71	76	70					217
T22	Brandt Snedeker	74	73	70					217
T22	Marc Warren	73	75	69					217
T22	Mikko Ilonen	78	72	67					217
T29	Jamie Donaldson	70	72	76					218
T29	Martin Kaymer	71	76	71					218
T29	Charl Schwartzel	71	72	75					218
T29	Ross Fisher	78	71	69					218
T29	Matt Kuchar	73	75	70					218
T34	Jim Furyk	70	73	76					219
T34	Sang-Moon Bae	75	71	73					219
T34	Cameron Tringale	73	74	72					219
T34	Thomas Aiken	78	69	72					219
T34	Bernd Wiesberger	74	74	71					219
T34	Phil Mickelson	74	74	71					219
T40	Alexander Levy	68	73	79					220
T40	Justin Rose	73	74	73					220
T40	Gary Woodland	70	74	76					220
T40	Paul Casey	75	73	72					220
T40	Russell Henley	74	74	72					220
T40	Hideki Matsuyama	76	72	72					220
T40	Danny Willett	73	76	71					220
T40	Jason Day	76	74	70					220
T48	Graeme McDowell	73	73	75					221
T48	Branden Grace	75	74	72					221
T48	Joost Luiten	79	69	73					221
T48	Jason Dufner	79	71	71					221
T52	Keegan Bradley	73	74	75					222
T52	Billy Horschel	72	75	75					222
T52	Luke Donald	72	76	74					222
T52	Zach Johnson	76	73	73					222
T52	Greg Chalmers	77	72	73					222
T57	David Lipsky	74	73	76					223
T57	Ian Poulter	74	78	71					223
T57	Danie Van Tonder	74	74	75					223
T60	Alexander Noren	73	77	74					224
T60	Geoff Ogilvy	74	76	74					224
T60	Robert Streb	72	80	72					224
T63	Koumei Oda	74	78	73					225
T63	Marcel Siem	78	72	75					225
65	Chris Kirk	76	77	73					226
T66	Steven Jeffress	75	74	78					227
T66	Tommy Fleetwood	77	77	73					227
68	Hunter Mahan	75	79	74					228
69	Thongchai Jaidee	80	73	76					229
70	Anirban Lahiri	80	76	74					230
71	Gary Stal	75	79	77					231
72	Stephen Gallacher	84	72	78					234
73	Hiroyuki Fujita	75	83	78					236
WD	Thomas Bjorn	WD	WD	WD

North Scottish Golfers' Alliance

GODSMAN'S ELGIN WIN HIS SIXTH
 
Kyle Godsman (Moray) won his sixth fixture of the 2014-2015 North Scottish Golfers' Alliance season by two strokes at their penultimate competition at Elgin Golf Club with a two under par 66 to head a field of 86 on Saturday.
The Hopeman player birdied the second, third, seventh, 10th and 12th, offset by bogeys at the first, ninth and 15th.
 In doing so, Godsman wrapped up the Aggregate Trophy (best six scratch scores over the season)  by seven strokes).
No one can recall anyone winning six competitions during one season on the North Scottish Alliance but it's not being claimed as a record until secretary Alan Cowie can do some research on the subject
LEADING SCRATCH
par 68
66 K Godsman (Moray)
68 A Cameron (Fortrose and Rosemarkie)
69 B R Fotheringham (Inverness)
72 N McWilliam (Elgin), D Hector (Elgin), D Johnston (Moray)
73 P Masson (Rothes), G A Hay (Nairn Dunbar) p, J Wright (Forres)
74 B Cruickshank (Spey Bay), K Thomson (Moray), J Simpson (Forres), A J England (Moray), I Murray (Boat of Garten), D Gordon (Inverness)
75 J A Grant (Grantown)
76 G Mackenzie (Moray), M McAllan (Elgin) p, R McKerron (Forres), M McDonald (Boat of Garten), S Johnston (Elgin)
77 S Duncan (Moray), B Robson (Newmachar), L Reid (Fortrose and Rosemarkie), S Mullen (Elgin)
78 W Donnelly (Fortrose and Rosemarkie), C Gaittens (Fortrose and Rosemarkie)
79 J S D Campbell (Grantown), S Wilson |(Inverness), W Hutchison (Inverness), I Knott (Inverness), L Duncan (Elgin), A Thomson (Moray) p.
80 W R Duncan (Moray), W B Johnston (Moray), A Casey (Moray), A Macintosh (Torvean)
81 J K England (Moray), R Kinnaird (Grantown), A Imrie (Inverness)

LEADING HANDICAP
Class 1 (7 and under)
66 D Johnston (Moray) (6)
67 P Masson (Rothes) (6)
69 I Murray (Boat of Garten) (5)
70 D Gordon (Inverness) (4), D Hector (Elgin) (2)
Class 2 (8 to 18)
70 L Duncan (Elgin) (9), W B Johnston (Moray) (10), A Casey (Moray) (10), A Jackson (Rothes) (12)
73 A Imrie (Inverness) (8), M Windsor (Fortrose and Rosemarkie) (13), W Rusk (Nairn) (10)

AGGREGATE PRIZEWINNERS

Prize-winners in the Aggregate Competition played over the season and finishing today:

Scratch (playing for the K M Cameron Cup)

395 K Godsman (Moray) 66, 66, 66, 65, 66, 66

402 J Wright (Forres)       66, 69, 69, 70, 60, 68

412 B R Fotheringham (Inverness)  67, 71, 68, 69, 70, 67

Handicap Class 1 (playing for the Burnett Trophy)

412 D Johnston (Moray)  67, 71, 66, 69, 70, 69

415 A J England (Moray) 67, 66, 67, 70, 72, 73, P Mathieson (Grantown) 71, 72, 70, 68, 71, 63, P Masson (Rothes) 73, 65, 72, 67, 71, 67

Handicap Class 2 (playing for the Bill McQueen Trophy)

409 J Macdonald (Inverness) 68, 69, 70, 61, 70, 71.

413 M Lyall (Torvean) 68, 71, 71, 68, 67, 68.

414 L Dickson (Boat of Garten)  73, 64, 72, 70, 68, 67.

These prizes will be presented at the Prizegiving at the conclusion of the Championship fixture at Forres in two weeks.

Jay Taylor finishes T22 in Algarve Pro Tour event

Jay Taylor, the only Scot in a field of 46 at this weekend's Algarve Pro Tour's 36-hole event at the Castro Marim course, finished T22 on 149 after scores of 72-77.
Winner by four shots was England's Marcus Armitage with 64 and 69 for 133.


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CHRIS ROBB JT 2ND IN MOROCCO - 

HIGHEST FINISH SO FAR AS A ROOKIE

By COLIN FARQUHARSON

Colin@scottishgolfview.com

Rookie professional Chris Robb, last year's Scottish amateur champion, achieved his third top-10 finish on the German PGA developmental tour and his highest ever finish as a pro with joint second place in the Open Dar Es Salam over the testing par-73 Red Course  at Rabat, Morocco.

Because fog had delayed play on each of the three days, Robb had to play the best part of two rounds today (Saturday).

 He shot 76, 72 and 71 for level par-219 - three shots behind the Swiss winner, Benjamin Rusch who had scores of 75, 70 and 71 for 216.

Robb, who lives at Banchory, plays out of Meldrum House Golf Club, Oldmeldrum  of which he was a member as amateur and who are now one of his sponsors as a pro.

Chris had five birdies in his final round - at the second, seventh, 10th, 11th and 15th, offset by bogeys at the third, 14th and 17th.

Portlethen's Sam Kiloh, another rookie but attached to the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre, finished joint 29th on 223 with scores of 77, 74 and 77.

Stablemates Ross Cameron (159) and Philip McLean (162) missed the cut.

Ted Innes-Ker retired after nine holes. over which he took 46 shots, in the first round.

OPEN DAR ES SALAM
Royal Dar Es Salam Golf Club Red Course, Rabat, Morocco

LEADING FINAL TOTALS

Par 219 (3x73)

216 Benhamin Rusch (Switzerland) 75 70 71

219 Chris Robb (Scotland) 76 72 71, Stephan Wolters (Germany) 73 71 75.

220 Stephan Gross (Germany) 76 73 71

OTHER SCOTS' SCORES

223 Sam Kiloh 77 74 77 (T29)

MISSED THE CUT

159 Ross Cameron 77 82

162 Philip McLean 81 81

Retired Ted Innes-Ker

ends

David Drysdale top Scot in T19 position

FISHER'S 63 GIVES HIM TWO-SHOT 

LEAD IN AFRICA OPEN

FROM THE EUROPEAN TOUR WEBSITE
Trevor Fisher junior is in pole position to continue the home dominance at the Africa Open after a brilliant nine under par 63 earned him a two-shot lead over England's Ford at East London Golf Club.
With South Africans winning this event on all five previous stagings, the 35 year old could continue that trend on Sunday following a third round that elevated him to 16 under overall.

Again battling the wind, Fisher Jnr’s flawless performance contained seven birdies, including five in his last eight holes, and an eagle on the third.
David Drysdale is the leading Scot in joint 19th place on 208 after a very good 68 today.
Next Scot is Scott Jamieson but he is on 212 after a 72 and T41 position does not suggest he will get into the mix over the final round.
Craig Lee who shot a 64 on Friday subsided to a third-round 77 and is T62 on 215.
LEADING THIRD-ROUND SCORES
Par 216 (3x72) players from S Africa unless stated
200 Trevor Fisher junior 69 68 63
202 Matt Ford (England) 67 66 69
204 Jaco Van Zyl 70 66 68

SCOTS' SCORES
209 David Drysdale 70 71 68 (T19)
212 Scott Jamieson 71 69 72 (T41)
215 Chris Doak 71 71 73 (T62)
216 Craig Lee 75 64 77 (T66)

MISSED CUT (143 and better qualified)
144 Richie Ramsay 76 68.

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ROBB, KILOH MAKE CUT, CAMERON AND

 McLEAN MISS OUT IN MOROCCO

Chris Robb (72 for 148, T14) and Sam Kiloh (74 for 151, T33) made the cut (on 152 and better) when the second round of the fog-delayed Open Dar Es Salam over the Red Course at Rabat, Morocco was completed this morning.
Ross Cameron (82 for 159) and Phil McLean (81 for 161) missed out.
The qualifiers are now playing the third and final round and it is
going to be an evening finish.
Three Germans are in the 1-2-3 positions.
Max Rohrig (71 for 142) leads from Anton Kirstein (70 for 143) with Stephan Wolters (71 for 144) third with 18 holes to go.
 Robb is in T14 position, Kiloh T33.

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North-east Alliance Class 2 Order of Merit

CAN BEN CATCH HAMISH OVER LAST

TWO EVENTS ?... PROBABLY NOT!   

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
   Colin@Scottishgolfview.com
Mathematically, Cruden Bay's Hamish McNaughton, long-time leader of the North-east Golfers' Alliance Class 2 Handicap Order of Merit table can be caught ... but the reality is that he has one hand on
the £50 amateur voucher being put up for the winner by teaching pro Willie McKenzie's WLM Golf company.

With only two counting events to go - both rounds of the Championship at Duff House Royal on Wednesday and Craibstone on March 18 - Hamish leads second-place Ben Lumsden (Northern by 175pt.
Order of Merit points are earned by the top five (and ties) prizewinners in the category at each fixture.
The points are: Category winner - 250pt; 2nd - 200; 3rd - 150; 4th - 100; 5th - 50.
So Ben needs achieve one - or two - high placed finishes over the last two counting fixtures ... and hope that Hamish does not score any.
Pressure on both men at Duff House Royal on Wednesday then but more on the chasing Lumsden than the man in the pole position, McNaughton.
The biggest climbers of the week were Neish Chisholm and Mike Brown, both of whom improved by six places in the table on the back of their performances at Oldmeldrum on Wednesday.
If you are not happy with your scoring, Willie McKenzie can be contacted on his mobile phone, 07984 756332 if you want to fix up some lessons from him to improve your game. Willie can also be contacted through his website, WLMgolf.com 
Thanks, as usual, to Joel Hopwood, Senior Assistant Professional at Royal Aberdeen GC, for devising the Order of Merit points scheme and updating the tables every week for Scottishgolfview.com

                                                     LAST        THIS         CHANGE
                                       PTS      WEEK       WEEK      up or down
1    Hamish McNaughton 1650        1               1         0 (no change)
2    BEN LUMSDEN       1475        2               2         0
3    GRAHAM ALLAN    1325        3               3         0
4    DEREK CRAIGIE        850        4               4         0
5    NIGEL PARKER          800        5               5         0
6    LES ROGER                775         6              6         0
7    L.DUNCAN                 700          7             7         0
8    MIKE  SMITH             650          8             8         0
9    ALAN BENTON          625        12             9        3  Up 3 places
10    GRAHAM MACKIE  625          9           10       -1    down 1 
11    STEVEN DILLON     575        10            11       -1
12    MIKE WINTON         550         11            12       -1
13    NEISH CHISHOLM   500        19            13       6  Up 6 places
14    GARY HOMER           450        13           14        -1
15    PETER WALKER        400        14           15        -1
16    G.LESLIE                     350        15           16        -1
17    WILLIE SKENE           300        16           17        -1
17    JOHN SUNLEY           300         16          17        -1
17    R.BROWN                    300        16           17        -1
20    N.STEWART                 250        19           20         -1
20    CHARLIE TAWSE        250        19           20        -1
20    DON LAWRIE               250       19            20        -1
23    JOHN JESSIMAN         225       23             23        0
23    DEREK TOWNSLEY   225        23             23       0
25    DICK WRIGHT             200        25             25        0
25    PAUL CORNFIELD      200         25              25       0
27   Manson Merchant           175          27              27      0
27    STUART MELVIN        175          27             27       0
29    MIKE BROWN             150          35             29       6    up 6
29    I.CAMERON                 150           29            29       0
29    ROBBIE DUNCAN       150           29            29        0
29    J.HOSIE                         150           29            29        0
29    J.MURRAY                   150            29             29        0
34    JOHN SMITH               125             33             34       -1
34    GRAHAM THOM         125             33             34       -1
36    ALISTAIR CLARK       100              35             36       -1
36    GRAHAM MOIR          100              35             36       -1
36    SANDY DAVIDSON    100              35              36    -1
39    PETER LOW                   50               39             39    0

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Cadillac World Championship

  HOLMES KEEPS LEAD AS FRUSTRATED RORY TOSSES

 A CLUB INTO A LAKE AT THE BLUE MONSTER

FROM CBS SPORTS.COM
DORAL, Florida-- J B Holmes kept his lead. Rory McIlroy lost his cool.
In his second round Holmes was 11 shots worse than his tournament record-tieing first-round  62, finishing with a tee shot in the water and a double bogey on the 18th hole Friday for a 1-over 73. 
That still was enough to take a two-shot lead over Ryan Moore (71) into the weekend at the Cadillac Championship.
McIlroy made the wrong kind of splash at Trump National Doral -- first with a shot, then with his club.
On a wild afternoon of eagles, birdies and big numbers at every turn, McIlroy produced the biggest highlight when he pulled his 3-iron shot into the water on the par-5 eighth, and then heaved the club some 50 yards into the middle of the lake.
"Felt good at the time," McIlroy said. "I just let frustration get the better of me."
McIlroy managed to salvage a bogey, made three birdies on the back nine and shot a 2-under 70 to stay in the hunt at this World Golf Championship. He is still eight shots behind Holmes, though the Blue Monster is a tough course for anyone to protect a lead.
And it didn't take much to get into trouble.
Holmes began the second round with a 360-yard drive and a 6-iron onto the green at the par 5. It rolled into the water, and he made his first bogey of the tournament. His approach on the third hole came up just enough short to go into the water for another bogey. 
And his tee shot on the 18th was pulled just enough for another splash. He at least countered with five birdies to stay in the lead.
Holmes is at 9-under 135.
He was more irritated by the bogey on No. 1 than the double bogey at the end of his round, and what set him off was a reminder than he thought the old Blue Monster was too easy for a World Golf Championship.
"There's a difference between easy and hitting two perfect shots and the ball going in the water," Holmes said. "That's a joke. I hit a 6-iron straight up in the air, it landed 3 feet off the left of the green and 5 feet on it and it goes in the water on the right side of the green. That's not hard. That's stupid. That's unfair."
Still, he was in a good mood heading into the weekend.
Adam Scott made six birdies in his round of 68 and is three shots behind at 6-under 138. Masters champion Bubba Watson made a pair of eagles, including a bunker shot he holed at the 10th, for a 69. 
Henrik Stenson bounced back from a double bogey in the water at the par-3 fourth hole with three straight birdies in his round of 71. They are at 4-under 140, five shots behind.
Moore managed to avoid trouble for most of the day, dropping his lone shot at the 14th from a bunker. He has made par or better on 34 of the 36 holes he has played. He used the word "fluke" to describe his 66 (with a double bogey on the last hole) and the 62 by Holmes.
"I don't know if it would have real really mattered what golf course either of us were on," he said. "I was hitting good shots and hitting them next to the hole and making every putt I looked at. 
"So I think that was more the players than the golf course. Today, I think this was how this golf course plays. It's just a really difficult golf course."
Scott's 68 was the low round of the day, while the average score again was about 73.4 For the second straight day, only seven players shot in the 60s. Scott thought his first-round 70 was good, too, except that he was eight shots behind.
Like everyone else, he couldn't figure out how Holmes shot 62, and there was some relief to see Holmes play a more "ordinary" round.
"He might have had the round of his life -- and certainly round of the year already -- yesterday," Scott said. "I don't know if there's going to be better than that anyway. ... And for me, sitting eight shots back after a pretty good round myself yesterday, I just have to hope he's not going to do it again, and I can slowly pick away at those eight shots."
Holmes didn't feel as though he played much worse than his 62 in the opening round, except for not making as many putts.
Ultimately, he was pleased with his position because he still had a better score than anyone else. The Blue Monster has a mean streak, though, and now it's a matter of Holmes and those chasing him to hang on.
"If you had told me at the beginning of the week I would have a two-shot lead after two rounds, I would have said, `All right, sounds good.' Like I said, I've been playing great," Holmes said. "Played great today." 
Stephen Gallacher improved from a first-day 84 to a second-round 72 for 156.

ALL THE SECOND-ROUND SCORES

1	J.B. Holmes	62	73						135
2	Ryan Moore	66	71						137
3	Adam Scott	70	68						138
T4	Henrik Stenson	69	71						140
T4	Bubba Watson	71	69						140
T6	Dustin Johnson	68	73						141
T6	Alexander Levy	68	73						141
T6	Ryan Palmer	71	70						141
T9	Jamie Donaldson	70	72						142
T9	Sergio Garcia	73	69						142
T11	Webb Simpson	74	69						143
T11	Jim Furyk	70	73						143
T11	Lee Westwood	71	72						143
T11	Charl Schwartzel	71	72						143
T11	Brooks Koepka	69	74						143
T11	Rory McIlroy	73	70						143
T11	John Senden	73	70						143
T18	Charley Hoffman	70	74						144
T18	Morgan Hoffmann	73	71						144
T18	Gary Woodland	70	74						144
T18	Patrick Reed	71	73						144
T18	Jordan Spieth	75	69						144
T23	Shane Lowry	71	74						145
T23	Victor Dubuisson	72	73						145
T23	Rickie Fowler	68	77						145
T23	Louis Oosthuizen	71	74						145
T23	Brendon Todd	72	73						145
T23	Kevin Na	74	71						145
T29	Sang-Moon Bae	75	71						146
T29	Graeme McDowell	73	73						146
T31	Billy Horschel	72	75						147
T31	Cameron Tringale	73	74						147
T31	Martin Kaymer	71	76						147
T31	Thomas Aiken	78	69						147
T31	Keegan Bradley	73	74						147
T31	David Lipsky	74	73						147
T31	Jimmy Walker	71	76						147
T31	Justin Rose	73	74						147
T31	Bill Haas	74	73						147
T31	Brandt Snedeker	74	73						147
T41	Bernd Wiesberger	74	74						148
T41	Marc Warren	73	75						148
T41	Matt Kuchar	73	75						148
T41	Paul Casey	75	73						148
T41	Russell Henley	74	74						148
T41	Phil Mickelson	74	74						148
T41	Hideki Matsuyama	76	72						148
T41	Danie Van Tonder	74	74						148
T41	Luke Donald	72	76						148
T41	Joost Luiten	79	69						148
T51	Zach Johnson	76	73						149
T51	Danny Willett	73	76						149
T51	Greg Chalmers	77	72						149
T51	Ross Fisher	78	71						149
T51	Branden Grace	75	74						149
T51	Steven Jeffress	75	74						149
T57	Marcel Siem	78	72						150
T57	Jason Day	76	74						150
T57	Jason Dufner	79	71						150
T57	Mikko Ilonen	78	72						150
T57	Alexander Noren	73	77						150
T57	Geoff Ogilvy	74	76						150
T63	Robert Streb	72	80						152
T63	Ian Poulter	74	78						152
T63	Koumei Oda	74	78						152
T66	Chris Kirk	76	77						153
T66	Thongchai Jaidee	80	73						153
T68	Tommy Fleetwood	77	77						154
T68	Hunter Mahan	75	79						154
T68	Gary Stal	75	79						154
T71	Anirban Lahiri	80	76						156
T71	Stephen Gallacher	84	72						156
73	Hiroyuki Fujita	75	83						158
WD	Thomas Bjorn	WD