Cardross assistant's ace wins £6,500 watch
 

   WATCH IT! Left to right: Kyron Keogh (Rox Jewellers), Cameron Farrell, winner of the expensive watch, and  Grant Mitchell (Rox Jewellers).

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Cameron Farrell, 21-year-old first-year PGA trainee professional at Cardross Golf Club where his father Robert has been the club pro since 1994, won his biggest golf prize so far this week ... and he had to play only one shot to achieve it!
Jewellers Rox put up a Hublot watch worth £6,500 as a hole in one prize at the P and H Championship at Renaissance Club, East Lothian.
Cameron hit the bullseye with a downwind seven-iron at the 191yd 15th hole in the second round.
Even if there had been a gallery round the green to cheer the third ace of his golfing career - but the first competitive one - former Scotland junior international Cameron would not have heard them.
His mother Vicki, who also works in the Cardross GC pro's shop, explained:
"Cameron was diagnosed at three years old with profound deafness. He lip reads all the time, although he does wear very powerful hearing aids in both ears which give him a tiny bit of hearing but not that much help.
"He certainly hasn't let it stop him with his golf and was determined from an early age that he wanted a career in the golf industry."
So what do you do with a watch that is worth £6,500? Put it in a glass case .. maybe sell it ... or wear it on your wrist and hope you don't damage it?
"Cameron is going to wear it, and why not?" said his proud mum.
Young Farrell turned pro last June and is waiting the results of his first PGA exams.
He made the cut in a big field at the P&H Championship with scores of 74, 71 and 75 for a total of 220. A share of 35th place earned him close on £300 as well as the £6,500 watch (tournament winner Paul Robinson earned £6,000).

Harrington happy:  High wind on an Irish links

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Padraig Harrington delighted the home crowds at the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open hosted by the Rory Foundation as the three-time Major winner moved into a share of the first-round lead at Royal County Down Golf Club, Newcastle, Northern Ireland, courtesy of a four under par 67.

The Dubliner, pictured, who won this event in 2007, enjoyed a spectacular finish to his opening round, recording five birdies in the space of six holes on the back nine to take the outright lead before being joined by Germany’s Maximilian Kieffer late in the day.
The 24-year-old from Düsseldorf took advantage of the favourable afternoon conditions in some style, carding an eagle, five birdies and three bogeys to equal Harrington’s course record. 
Soren Hansen was a shot further back on three under par after the Dane, also a past champion of this event, signed for a three under 68.
Rory McIlroy, whose charity is hosting the event, struggled to a nine over par 80, while the highest-ranked Northern Irishman was Michael Hoey on level par, with Graeme McDowell a shot further back on one over.
Player quotes:

Padraig Harrington, 67 (-4)
“Those are ideal conditions for me out there. I love to play a tough links golf course, that's what I was brought up playing. That's what I specialize at.
“I'm not saying it's going to be easy the next three days, but certainly coming to a course like this is definitely suiting me.
“It is interesting having the crowds cheer me on, and it's encouragement, it's not expectation.
“I was enjoying it out there. You know, it's always nice when the putts are dropping. I kind of feel, whether it's this week or another week, I feel I'm going to win again soon.
“But not every week have I been consistent tee to green and not every week I've been consistent putting, but golf is a game that you're actually better off being a little bit erratic and if it all falls into place, it's a winning week.”

Maximilian Kieffer, 67 (-4)
“It was a difficult day. The weather changed all the time. There was a bit of rain as well, and it was pretty windy, but I played good, and I think the key today was to hole some putts.
“I had two three‑putts from off the green on the front nine, but then I made two long putts after that, so that really kept the momentum up. That was really nice, and then I had some good bounces as well, so just a very nice day.
“I wouldn't say I'm very good at links golf, to be honest. But I think it's just something different sometimes, and that's what is quite nice. It is not always the same golf course that we play.
“The links courses you have to think a little bit around it more, where to bounce it and that kind of stuff. And I see the shots very well around here and, even though there are a lot of blind tee shots, I really see them quite well.”

Soren Hansen, 68 (-3)
“It’s very pleasing. The rain coming in after a bit of sunshine obviously as well, but the wind straight across on the whole course is coming straight out of the west today, and it just played tough, and I just kept on hanging in there.
“I holed a few good putts in the middle of my round and that sort of kept me going, but otherwise it's one of those if you don't hole them, all of a sudden you're on the back nine and you're a couple over par. Then your round sort of seems to go away from you.
“But I managed to hole those, got a bit of a lucky break at the last few holes, and got in the clubhouse on three under, which I'm very pleased with.”

Danny Willett, 69 (-2)
“I drove the ball well, and I was in a lot of good positions off the tee. I was never in the fairway bunkers, never in any real trouble. So it allowed you to kind of hit average golf shots, hit into areas, and that's what I did.
“It never kind of got away from me. There were a couple of bogeys in there, but a couple of good saves. I didn't really do anything silly, so I was always in somewhat of a position.
“It's a great golf course. You know, we got to play a lot that week of the Walker Cup, and it was nice coming back and playing it Tuesday and then yesterday in the pro-am.
“It's just an incredible links golf course. You get tough weather out here and it can play brutal. Today it's been a good two, three‑club wind at times, but that's kind of what links golf is. I think it's great.”

Rory McIlroy, 80 (+9)
“Actually, I felt like I put myself in good positions off the tee, and my iron play was caught in between trying to play two ways. I hit it really well on the range and was keeping the ball down.
“I was hitting lovely little half shots the whole time. Then I got out on the golf course, and the wind wasn't up that much at the start and I felt like I didn't need to hit those shots so much. So I was sort of caught in between what shot to play out there.
“My poor iron play led to missed greens, which led to giving myself a lot of eight to 12‑footers for pars and that led to missing all of them.
“It's disappointing, but I just need to pick myself back up and get out there tomorrow and try and shoot a good one.
“I'm not sure what I'm going to need to make it into the weekend, but obviously I would love to be here for that so I’ve just got to get out there and play a bit better.”

FIRST-ROUND SCOREBOARD
Par 72
67 P Harrington (Irl) , M Kieffer (Ger) 
68 S Hansen (Den)
69 E Grillo (Arg) , S Kjeldsen (Den) , D Willett  (Eng) ,
70 L Donald  (Eng) , T Fisher Jnr (RSA) , A Hansen (Den) , A Levy (Fra) , R Karlberg  (Swe) , C Wood  (Eng) , M Ford (Eng) 
71 M Fitzpatrick  (Eng) , K Aphibarnrat (Tha) , F Molinari (Ita) , E Els (RSA) , R McEvoy  (Eng) , R Fowler  (USA) , M Manassero (Ita) , S Thornton (Irl) , T Fleetwood  (Eng) , M Hoey  (Nir) , R Cabrera-Bello (Esp) , N Fasth (Swe)
72 R Ramsay  (Sco) , S Webster (Eng) , R Green (Aus) , B Wiesberger  (Aut) , S Lowry  (Irl) , L Slattery (Eng) , M Jiménez (Esp) , G McDowell  (Nir) , P Uihlein  (USA) , R Karlsson (Swe) , P McGinley (Irl) , T Jaidee (Tha) , A Wall (Eng) , F Fritsch  (Ger) , G Stal  (Fra) , B Dredge (Wal) , F Zanotti (Par) , D Horsey (Eng) , M Carlsson  (Swe) , J Parry (Eng) 
73 D Drysdale (Sco) , A Dodt (Aus) , A Noren  (Swe) , G Bourdy (Fra) , J Campillo (Esp) , O Fisher  (Eng) , S Hend (Aus) , L Bjerregaard  (Den) , S Jamieson  (Sco) , T Hatton (Eng) , J Van Zyl (RSA), E Espana (Fra), R Paratore (Ita) , N Colsaerts  (Bel) , A Lahiri (Ind) , J Kruger (RSA) , M Fraser (Aus) , T Aiken (RSA) , A Quiros  (Esp) , B Neil (am) (Sco) , G Hurley (am) (Irl)
74 K Phelan (Irl) , T Murray (Eng) , R Dinwiddie  (Eng) , S Khan (Eng) , F Aguilar (Chi) , L Westwood (Eng) , C Lloyd (Eng) , J Kelly (Irl) , M Madsen  (Den) , V Dubuisson  (Fra), E Pepperell (Eng) , T Lewis (Eng) , S Benson (Eng) , H Otto (RSA) , P Hanson (Swe) , J Quesne  (Fra) , A Sullivan (Eng) , R Wattel  (Fra) , G Coetzee (RSA) , R Fisher (Eng) , M Tullo (Chi) , R Finch  (Eng) , G Moynihan (am) (Irl) ,
75 S Dodd (Wal) , J Lando Casanova  (Fra) , B Hebert  (Fra) , M Warren (Sco) , S Gallacher (Sco) , J Palmer (Eng) , M Lundberg (Swe) , P Edberg (Swe) , J Barnes (Eng) , D Clarke (Nir) , W Ormsby (Aus) , M Ilonen  (Fin) , O Farr (Wal) , S Garcia  (Esp) , P Lawrie (Sco) , C McNamara (Irl) , B An (SKor) , M Crespi  (Ita) , R Rock (Eng) , J Roos (RSA) , R Bland (Eng) , J Hume (am) (Irl) 
76 M Lorenzo-Vera (Fra) , R Gonzalez (Arg) , E De La Riva  (Esp) , D Fichardt (RSA) , S Hutsby  (Eng) , A Johnston (Eng) , G Maybin (Nir) , B Stow (Eng) , N O'Briain (Irl) , D Lipsky (USA) , P Lawrie (Irl) , J Morrison  (Eng) , J Singh (Ind) , J Carlsson (Swe) , M Lampert (Ger)
77 J Lara (Esp), J Moore  (USA) , R Jacquelin (Fra) , D Howell (Eng) , M Siem  (Ger) , B Rumford (Aus) , M Foster (Eng) , A Cañizares  (Esp) , C Doak (Sco) , M Nixon (Eng)
78 K Broberg (Swe) , T Pieters  (Bel) , P Larrazábal (Esp) , B McGovern (Irl) , A Otaegui  (Esp) , S Kapur (Ind) ,
79 D Mooney (Nir), C Lee (Sco), M Kaymer (Ger) , D McGrane (Irl) , G Storm  (Eng) , D Brooks (Eng) , P Maddy (Eng) ,
80 S Dyson  (Eng) , R McIlroy  (Nir) , O Wilson (Eng) , R Whitson (Nir) , T Olesen (Den)
81 G Havret  (Fra)
82 M McDermott (Irl)


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Craig Lawrie fights back after early double bogey

Craig Lawrie fought his way back from a double bogey 6 at the second hole to finish joint leading Scot in 18th place with Paul Shields on the par-72 mark at the end of the first round of this week's PGA EuroPro Tour event, the Kerry London Championship at Burhill Golf Club, Surrey.

Lawrie birdied the first, 11th, 13th and 18th.

Ross Cameron also had a double bogey, at short 12th in a 73 for joint 36th place.
The Saltman brothers did not inspire confidence of a second-day surge. Zack worked hard to salvage a one-over 73 but is in joint 59th place. Lloyd had seven bogeys in a 76 which left in in joint 96th place and needing a big improvement to make the top 50 and ties who will progress to the final round.

Craig Sutherland (79), Kris Nicol (79), Sam Kiloh (80), Scott Borrowman (80) and Conor O'Neil (81) are similarly placed

Nicol had a double bogey at the sixth and a triple bogey at the 17th in halves of 42-37.

Kiloh had double bogeys at the seventh and eighth.
Chasing the £10,000 first prize are four men sharing the lead on 68 - Englishman Neil Raymond, Jack Colgate an Darren Wright and Irishman Alan Dunbar, a former British amateur champion. 

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LEADERBOARD

Par 72

68 Neil Raymond (Eng), Alan Dunbar (Ire), Jack Colegate (Eng), Darren Wright (Eng).

69 Liam Murray (Eng).

 

SCOTS' SCORES 

72 Paul Shields, Craig Lawrie (T18)

73 Ross Cameron, Zack Saltman (T36)

74 Neil Fenwick, Neil Henderson (T53)

76 Lloyd Saltman, Danny Kay (T97)
77 Michael Stewart (T114)

78 Jordan McColl, Michael Patterson (T127)

79 Kris Nicol, Craig Sutherland (T138)

80 Sam Kiloh, Scott Borrowman  (T149)

81 Conor O'Neil (T160) 

 Four share lead on four-under 68

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Four players share the 18-hole lead in the HotelPlanner.com PGA EuroPro Tour’s Kerry London Championship at Burhill Golf Club on four under par 68

Neil Raymond, Alan Dunbar, Jack Colegate and Darren Wright all carded opening-round 68s to share the top of the leaderboard ahead of Liam Murray who is fifth on three under.

Gary King, winner of the first two events of the EuroPro season, was one-over-par in his first round, leaving him tied 35^th.

Raymond (Corhampton Golf Club) double bogeyed the par-five second and also dropped a shot at the tenth. However, an eagle at the fifth, a birdie at eight and four more par-breakers on the back nine saw him sign for a 68 on the par-72 course.

Dunbar (Team Ireland), was the outright leader after 18 holes at Celtic Manor two weeks ago and is in a strong position again on the New Course at Burhill although he was left wondering what might have been after shooting eight birdies in his opening round. 

Bogeys at seven, 10, 12 and 17 pegged him back to four under.

Colegate (Deangate Ridge Golf Club) was two over par after four holes but six birdies, including two on the par threes at eight and 12 saw him also finish the day in 68 strokes.

Darren Wright (Golf at Goodwood) began his first 18 on the tenth tee and was two under two holes later. From the 12^th he went bogey, birdie, double bogey to be level through five. An eagle at the second took him to three under after birdies at 16 and one and a bogey on the 18^th and when he broke par at five and eight he looked set for the outright lead. However, he stumbled at his last with a five on the par-four ninth.

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McLeary in the mix at Czech Challenge

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Thanks chiefly to an explosive start which included holing a seven iron for eagle, Ross McGowan set the pace on seven under par alongside Steven Brown and Jamie McLeary on the opening day of the D+D Real Czech Challenge.
Despite suffering with a shoulder injury which restricts his movement, McGowan – who finished third in this tournament last year – signed for a round of 65 which was matched by his fellow Englishman Brown and Scotland’s McLeary as British players dominated the early leaderboard at Golf and Spa Kunetická Hora.
McGowan started the day with a visit to the Challenge Tour’s osteopath, and Poora Singh’s healing hands must have worked their magic as his patient flew out of the blocks with a birdie-eagle-birdie-birdie start.
The highlight was that approach from the rough to the 11th green, which skipped straight into the cup to ignite a charge which yielded a front nine of just 31.
McGowan’s back nine was not quite as spectacular, but he did add further birdies at the third and seventh holes to set the clubhouse target on seven under par.
McGowan, who returned to the winners’ enclosure after a fallow period with victory in the Zambia Open precisely one month ago, said:
 “That start was a little surprising, especially as I haven’t been hitting it very well for the past couple of weeks. To be honest, I spent most of the first few holes in the rough this morning, which just goes to show what a funny game golf is sometimes.

“I don’t feel I played that great today and yet I’ve walked off on seven under, then there have been plenty of days where I’ve walked off with a 75 and felt I actually played pretty well. But I guess it’s a good sign that I can score well even when I’m maybe not playing my best golf.”
McLeary credited a hot putter for a round of 65 which included no fewer than nine birdies in Drítec.
By his own admission, McLeary has struggled for form and confidence this term after a chastening experience on The European Tour last season but, having taken a week off to work on his putting and refresh his mind, the Scot rediscovered his touch on the greens to turn in his lowest round of the year. 
He said: “I missed Austria last week to get away from the game and also try to rethink my approach, because I’ve been trying to control my ball too much instead of just playing my natural game. I gave myself a lot of chances, and strangely enough I missed a few short putts but made quite a few longer ones.
" So I’m not really sure if that’s a good or a bad thing! I’ve been struggling from 15 feet and in so far this season – my stats are showing I’m holing half as many putts as I normally would from that range.
“So I worked a bit on my putting during my week off, and I also tried to adopt a more positive mental approach. I’ve been getting quite down on myself this year, I got a few bad breaks in tournaments and it felt like the world was against me. So I’m trying to take the rough with the smooth, and maybe that paid off for me today.”   
Despite bogeying both par fives on the front nine, Brown also signed for the lowest round of a season which, like McLeary’s, is yet to kick into top gear.
An opening birdie heralded the start of an eventful front nine which included just two pars, as he made four further gains and that pair of bogeys on the second and seventh holes to turn in 33.
The back nine was a more sedate affair, as the Englishman notched a quartet of birdies to make it a three-way tie at the top.
He said: “It’s been a while since I’ve had a round like that, because I haven’t been playing very well to be honest. So it made a nice change. I’ve missed two cuts already this year and even when I’ve made the cut, I haven’t played particularly well. 
"But I went home on the Monday after Turkey – which I wasn’t planning on doing – but I was hitting it all over the place, so I knew I needed to work on a few things with my coach.
“We worked out the problem – basically I was getting far too steep – and since then it’s been a lot better. I’m still hitting the occasional bad shot, but I’m also hitting a lot more good shots and at least now I know where I’m going wrong, whereas before I didn’t have a clue. So that allows me to stay calm and patient and it also gives me a lot more confidence, which bodes well for the rest of the year.”   
The Swedish duo of Björn Åkesson and Jens Fahrbring, English pair Daniel Gaunt – who finished runner-up last year – and James Robinson, and Frenchman Anthony Snobeck currently share third place on six under par after each signed for rounds of 66.
It was also a bittersweet day for Hungarian Roland Hahn, who aced the 17th hole but missed out on winning a Mercedes CLA 220 CDI, which is only available for a hole in one in rounds three and four.

FIRST-ROUND LEADERBOARD
Par 72
65 Steven Brown (Eng), Ross McGowan (Eng), Jamie McLeary (Sco).
REST OF SCOTS' SCORES
68 Andrew McArthur (T15)
69 Wallace Booth, Jack Doherty (T29)
71 Ross Kellett (T69)
72 George Murray
74 Paul Doherty (T118)
75 Elliot Saltman, Duncan Stewart (T131) 

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Inverness v Royal Aberdeen in Senior

 

Northern Counties Cup final

It's an East v West final in the Senior Northern Counties Cup men's double foursomes team match-play golf tournament at Inverness Golf Club tomorrow morning (Friday).

Hosts Inverness, trophy winners in 2013, will play Royal Aberdeen, beaten in last year's final.

Turriff, surprise quarter-final winners against defending champions Duff House Royal 1 , were cut down to size by Inverness whose first pair, L Chancellor and S Barron, were on top form in the semi-final, going round in a gross 69  and finishing 15 up, Inverness winning by 17 holes overall

Royal Aberdeen had a comfortable seven-hole win in the morning against  Nairn 1 and then played well to oust Duff House Royal 2 who had beaten Elgin in the morning.

 

 

QUARTER-FINALS

 

Turriff  bt Duff House Royal 1 by 2 holes 

(A J Smith, K Minty 6, M Jenkins, I Angus 0; E Duguid, A P Smith 0, A Kennedy, D Clark 4) 

 

Inverness 1 bt Moray 1 by 12 holes

(L Chancellor, S Barron 7, M J Dean, J McLeod 0; H Urquhart, J Elliott 5, D Edwards, J McPherson 0)

 

Duff House Royal 2 bt Elgin by 2 holes

(J Sim, A Cruickshank 0, J Porter, B C Milne 2; A Alexander, G Kelly 4, C C MacDonald, B Inch 0)

 

Royal Aberdeen 1 bt Nairn 1 by 7 holes

(I Donald, J Emslie 6, P Saggers, P Tomisson 0; J Johnston, W Methven 1, W Morris, J McGinley 0)

 

SEMI-FINALS

Inverness 1 bt Turriff by 17 holes

(Chancellor, Barron 15, Smith, Minty 0; Urquhart, Elliott 2, Duguid, Smith 0)

 

Royal Aberdeen 1 bt Duff House Royal 2 by 5 holes

(Donald, Emslie 1, Sim, Cruickshank 0; Johnston, Methven 4, Alexander, Kelly 0)

Irish Open first-round scoreboard

Rory heading for another early exit after opening 80

Rory McIlroy is in danger of missing the cut in his home event for the third year running after a nightmare first round at the Irish Open over the classic Royal County Down Links at Newcastle, Northern Ireland.

The world No 1 carded his worst first nine of the season, reaching the turn in 41, and never recovered as he shot a nine-over 80 - his highest round since the final round of the 2011 Masters.  
Both McIlroy and Ryder Cup team-mate Martin Kaymer, who had a 79, failed to post a single birdie in windy conditions, as playing partner Rickie Fowler opened with a level par 71 to stay within three of the early lead.
Sub-par scores were difficult but not impossible as Danny Willett and Soren Kjeldsen showed with matching two-under-par 69s

T1	Danny Willett	69	-	-	-	-2	F	-2	69
T1	Soren Kjeldsen	69	-	-	-	-2	F	-2	69
T1	Alexander Levy	14	-	-	-	-2	4	-2	14
T4	Luke Donald	70	-	-	-	-1	F	-1	70
T4	Matt Ford	70	-	-	-	-1	F	-1	70
T4	Rikard Karlberg	70	-	-	-	-1	F	-1	70
T4	Chris Wood	70	-	-	-	-1	F	-1	70
T4	Emiliano Grillo	65	-	-	-	-1	17	-1	65
T4	James Morrison	12	-	-	-	-1	3	-1	12
T4	Julien Quesne*	6	-	-	-	-1	2	-1	6
T4	Mikko Ilonen	8	-	-	-	-1	2	-1	8
T4	Seve Benson*	2	-	-	-	-1	1	-1	2
T4	Shane Lowry	4	-	-	-	-1	1	-1	4
T4	Francesco Molinari	4	-	-	-	-1	1	-1	4
T4	Tommy Fleetwood	4	-	-	-	-1	1	-1	4
T16	Rickie Fowler	71	-	-	-	E	F	E	71
T16	Michael Hoey	71	-	-	-	E	F	E	71
T16	Matteo Manassero	71	-	-	-	E	F	E	71
T16	David Drysdale*	60	-	-	-	E	15	E	60
T16	Niclas Fasth*	60	-	-	-	E	15	E	60
T16	Rafael Cabrera-Bello*	56	-	-	-	E	14	E	56
T16	Thorbjorn Olesen	16	-	-	-	E	4	E	16
T16	Graeme Storm*	16	-	-	-	E	4	E	16
T16	Thomas Aiken*	7	-	-	-	E	2	E	7
T16	Soren Hansen*	7	-	-	-	E	2	E	7
T16	Morten Madsen*	7	-	-	-	E	2	E	7
T16	Gary Stal*	7	-	-	-	E	2	E	7
T16	Fabrizio Zanotti*	7	-	-	-	E	2	E	7
T16	Thongchai Jaidee	9	-	-	-	E	2	E	9
T16	Anirban Lahiri	9	-	-	-	E	2	E	9
T16	Sergio Garcia	9	-	-	-	E	2	E	9
T16	Padraig Harrington	9	-	-	-	E	2	E	9
T16	Magnus A. Carlsson*	3	-	-	-	E	1	E	3
T16	Felipe Aguilar*	3	-	-	-	E	1	E	3
T16	Ernie Els	5	-	-	-	E	1	E	5
T16	Byeong-Hun An	5	-	-	-	E	1	E	5
T16	Victor Dubuisson	5	-	-	-	E	1	E	5
T38	Miguel Angel Jimenez	72	-	-	-	+1	F	+1	72
T38	Graeme McDowell	72	-	-	-	+1	F	+1	72
T38	John Parry	72	-	-	-	+1	F	+1	72
T38	Bradley Dredge	72	-	-	-	+1	F	+1	72
T38	Robert Karlsson	72	-	-	-	+1	F	+1	72
T38	Paul McGinley	72	-	-	-	+1	F	+1	72
T38	Peter Uihlein	72	-	-	-	+1	F	+1	72
T38	Scott Hend	67	-	-	-	+1	17	+1	67
T38	Anthony Wall	67	-	-	-	+1	17	+1	67
T38	Matthew Fitzpatrick	63	-	-	-	+1	16	+1	63
T38	Robert Rock*	61	-	-	-	+1	15	+1	61
T38	Richard Green	55	-	-	-	+1	14	+1	55
T38	Richard McEvoy	55	-	-	-	+1	14	+1	55
T38	Lee Slattery*	57	-	-	-	+1	14	+1	57
T38	Darren Fichardt*	13	-	-	-	+1	3	+1	13
T38	Eduardo De La Riva*	8	-	-	-	+1	2	+1	8
T38	Trevor Fisher Jr.*	8	-	-	-	+1	2	+1	8
T38	Neil O'Briain*	8	-	-	-	+1	2	+1	8
T56	Edouard Espana	73	-	-	-	+2	F	+2	73
T56	Renato Paratore	73	-	-	-	+2	F	+2	73
T56	Jorge Campillo	73	-	-	-	+2	F	+2	73
T56	Jaco Van Zyl	73	-	-	-	+2	F	+2	73
T56	Lucas Bjerregaard	73	-	-	-	+2	F	+2	73
T56	Tyrrell Hatton	73	-	-	-	+2	F	+2	73
T56	Simon Khan	68	-	-	-	+2	17	+2	68
T56	Jbe' Kruger	64	-	-	-	+2	16	+2	64
T56	Raphael Jacquelin	64	-	-	-	+2	16	+2	64
T56	Alvaro Quiros	64	-	-	-	+2	16	+2	64
T56	Marcus Fraser	56	-	-	-	+2	14	+2	56
T56	Richard Bland*	58	-	-	-	+2	14	+2	58
T56	Damien McGrane	18	-	-	-	+2	4	+2	18
T56	Cian McNamara*	18	-	-	-	+2	4	+2	18
T70	Eddie Pepperell	74	-	-	-	+3	F	+3	74
T70	Lee Westwood	74	-	-	-	+3	F	+3	74
T70	Mark Tullo	74	-	-	-	+3	F	+3	74
T70	George Coetzee	74	-	-	-	+3	F	+3	74
T70	Kevin Phelan	74	-	-	-	+3	F	+3	74
T70	John G. Kelly*	70	-	-	-	+3	17	+3	70
T76	Jason Barnes	75	-	-	-	+4	F	+4	75
T76	Benjamin Hebert	75	-	-	-	+4	F	+4	75
T76	Darren Clarke	75	-	-	-	+4	F	+4	75
T76	Oliver Farr	75	-	-	-	+4	F	+4	75
T76	Stephen Dodd	75	-	-	-	+4	F	+4	75
T76	Pelle Edberg	75	-	-	-	+4	F	+4	75
T76	Mikael Lundberg	75	-	-	-	+4	F	+4	75
T76	Stephen Gallacher	75	-	-	-	+4	F	+4	75
T76	Jerome Lando Casanova	75	-	-	-	+4	F	+4	75
T76	Marc Warren	75	-	-	-	+4	F	+4	75
T76	Paul Lawrie	75	-	-	-	+4	F	+4	75
T76	Ricardo Gonzalez*	71	-	-	-	+4	17	+4	71
T76	Jason Palmer	66	-	-	-	+4	16	+4	66
T76	David Lipsky*	67	-	-	-	+4	16	+4	67
T76	Wade Ormsby	62	-	-	-	+4	15	+4	62
T76	Mark Foster*	64	-	-	-	+4	15	+4	64
T76	Paul Maddy*	56	-	-	-	+4	13	+4	56
T93	Moritz Lampert	76	-	-	-	+5	F	+5	76
T93	Andrew Johnston	76	-	-	-	+5	F	+5	76
T93	Jose Manuel Lara	71	-	-	-	+5	17	+5	71
T93	Chris Doak*	72	-	-	-	+5	17	+5	72
T93	Oliver Wilson*	72	-	-	-	+5	17	+5	72
T93	Alejandro Canizares*	68	-	-	-	+5	16	+5	68
T93	Matthew Nixon	59	-	-	-	+5	14	+5	59
T100	Jonathan Moore	77	-	-	-	+6	F	+6	77
T100	Damian Mooney	72	-	-	-	+6	17	+6	72
T100	Reeve Whitson*	62	-	-	-	+6	14	+6	62
T103	Brendan McGovern	78	-	-	-	+7	F	+7	78
T103	Adrian Otaegui	78	-	-	-	+7	F	+7	78
T103	Craig Lee	61	-	-	-	+7	14	+7	61
T106	Martin Kaymer	79	-	-	-	+8	F	+8	79
T106	Simon Dyson	66	-	-	-	+8	15	+8	66

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