Sebastien Gros heading for local hero status at Najeti Open - first French winner in 14 years?

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Frenchman Sebastien Gros sailed into a commanding lead on the third day of the Najeti Open  after a round of 67 in northern France.
Gros, bidding to deliver a first home victory for 14 years, stormed seven shots clear of the field after notching six birdies in another superb display at Aa St-Omer Golf Club, in Lumbres.
Five birdies in his first ten holes set the tone for Gros and, although he bogeyed the 11th with a three putt, the 25 year old got that shot back with another gain on the 17th to climb to 12 under par.
The Frenchman’s closest rivals are the Antipodean pair of Ryan Fox and Terry Pilkadaris, who seemingly have the proverbial mountain to climb if they are to overhaul Gros at the summit of the leaderboard.
But Gros is taking nothing for granted as he seeks to secure his maiden Challenge Tour title and so follow in the footsteps of his compatriots Pascal Edmond (2000) and Sébastien Delagrange (2001), the winners of the first two editions of the event.
He said: “I kept the same attitude as during the first two days. Me and my caddie were laughing the whole way round again, which completely took my mind off the golf. We’ve known each other since we were 12, and we work really well together.
“The birdies were nice today but possibly my most important putt was for par on the 12th, especially as I’d just made bogey on the 11th. I hit a bad drive and a poor iron shot, and although my bunker shot was good, it didn’t quite react as I’d expected. But I holed a really solid, important putt which kept me going. 
“I didn’t play as well on the back nine today, but the good thing is that my good shots have been really good this week, and that was the case on 17. It’s not over yet but if I can keep calm on the final day, I should be fine.”
Fox, son of former New Zealand rugby international Grant, birdied the last for a round of 68 and a five under par total after 54 holes.   
The Kiwi paid a debt of gratitude to Pilkadaris, who during practice showed him some of the nuances which make Aa St-Omer GC such an exacting test.
Fox said: “I probably own Terry more than a drink for having helped me discover the course during practice on Tuesday. I know him well and he gave me some good tips, so I don’t think I’d be in this position without him.
“I’m generally a calm player, which you need to be on this course. Even if you think you’ve hit a good shot you can sometimes get punished, so you’ve just got to stay patient and take advantage of the few chances you create.”
Pilkadaris got off to a bad start, with a bogey at the first hole, and his day got even worse when he ran up a double bogey at the fifth after finding an impossible lie in the left rough.
But the Australian rallied in impressive fashion with four birdies in his next five holes to give himself an outside chance of securing his first Challenge Tour victory at the age of 41.   
He said: “Sebastien is way ahead but anything can happen on a Sunday, especially on this course. I finished second in Scotland last year and I have had some good finishes, but it has been a while since I’ve played in the last group in the final round, so I’m looking forward to it.”

THIRD ROUND SCOREBOARD
Par 213 (3x71)
201 S Gros (Fra) 68 66 67,
 208 R Fox (Nzl) 67 73 68, T Pilkadaris (Aus) 66 72 70,1
 209 J Walters (RSA) 71 70 68, R Kakko  (Fin) 67 71 71, S Hodgson (Eng) 69 67 73,
 210 B Stone (RSA) 71 70 69, T Linard (Fra) 69 69 72, H Joannes  (Bel) 66 73 71,
 211 M Bremner (RSA) 72 70 69, D Huizing (Ned) 74 71 66, C Aguilar  (Esp) 72 71 68, S Manley (Wal) 72 72 67, J Ballesteros (Esp) 74 68 69, O Bekker (RSA) 71 73 67,
 212 J Doherty  (Sco) 69 74 69, J Rutherford (Eng) 70 73 69, T Sluiter  (Ned) 72 67 73, J Fahrbring (Swe) 68 74 70, R Santos  (Por) 73 69 70,
 213 J Hansen  (Den) 70 71 72, A Snobeck  (Fra) 70 74 69, L Gagli  (Ita) 73 70 70, S Einhaus (Ger) 71 71 71, J Dantorp (Swe) 71 68 74, F Calmels  (Fra) 74 67 72, D Gaunt (Eng) 73 69 71,
 214 C Brazillier  (Fra) 70 71 73, C Gloet  (Den) 70 72 72, P Meesawat  (Tha) 70 72 72, E Dubois (Fra) 69 71 74, M Orrin (Eng) 71 71 72, S Kim (USA) 69 72 73, J Heath  (Eng) 76 68 70,
 215 R Coles (Eng) 71 74 70, A Grenier  (Fra) 71 72 72, J Guerrier  (Fra) 74 71 70, A Kaleka  (Fra) 73 68 74, F Andersson Hed (Swe) 68 73 74, P Whiteford (Sco) 67 74 74, R Davies (Wal) 75 70 70, D Stewart (Sco) 73 72 70, S Henry  (Sco) 68 74 73, G Murray  (Sco) 72 72 71, N Elvira  (Esp) 75 70 70, G Maybin (Nir) 74 71 70,
 216 C Shinkwin (Eng) 72 72 72, S Walker (Eng) 71 72 73, W Harrold (Eng) 72 72 72, J Senior (Eng) 74 71 71, B Chapellan (Fra) 69 70 77, R Gouveia (Por) 70 74 72, J Glennemo (Swe) 73 70 73, D Vancsik (Arg) 73 72 71, J Watts (Eng) 72 71 73,
 217 C Selfridge  (Nir) 71 73 73, D Woltman (USA) 75 70 72, N Quintarelli (Ita) 74 69 74, E Saltman  (Sco) 72 73 72, J Billing (Swe) 74 71 72,
 218 J Gonnet  (Fra) 73 72 73, C Hanson (Eng) 71 74 73, B Hafthorsson (Isl) 72 72 74, A Gee  (Eng) 77 68 73, J Garcia Pinto (Esp) 77 68 73,
 219 P Dwyer (Eng) 72 72 75, S Fernoux (Fra) 71 73 75, T Remkes (Ned) 68 75 76,
 220 V Riu  (Fra) 71 73 76, S Garcia Rodriguez (Esp) 74 71 75,
 221 M Schneider (Ger) 69 73 79, G Woolgar (Eng) 73 71 77, N Ravano (Ita) 67 75 79,
 222 P Widegren  (Swe) 74 69 79,
 227 D Law (Sco) 74 71 82




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Clyde Scaffolding Hayston Golf Club pro-am

 Grand performances by Fox and Hutcheon at 

Hayston

Graham Fox (Clydeway Golf) and Greig Hutcheon (Paul Lawrie Golf Centre), two of the Tartan Tour's front-liners, tied on five-under-par 65 for first place in the Clyde Scaffolding Hayston Golf Club pro-am at the Glasgow venue today.
Both earned £1,173 for heading a field of 44 pros, 15 of whom bettered the par of 70. It was a third pro-am win of the season for both.
Fox had seven birdies - second, third, fourth, fifth,12th, 15th and 16th - offset by bogeys at the sixth and 14th in halves of 33 and 32.
Hutch saddled himself with a double bogey 7 at the long second but then covered the remaining holes in seven under par, thanks to an eagle 3 at the long 16th and birdies at the third, fifth, ninth, 12th and 17th in halves of 35-30.
 Craig Haugh (Cawder) led the Porcelain Plus 4 amateur trio of Mike McGirr (handicap 7), Jack McGirr 97) and Peter McGlynn (15) to victory in the team event with a 20 under par net total of 120.

CLYDE SCAFFOLDING HAYSTON GOLF CLUB PRO-AM
Par 70
65 G Fox (Clydeway Golf), G Hutcheon (Paul Lawrie GC) (£1,173 each)
66 C Currie (Caldwell), P McKechnie (Braid Hills), C Kelly (unatt) (£612 each)
67 S Henderson (Kings Links), G Hay (Nairn Dunbar), J Lomas (Caprington) (£405 each)
68 G McBain (Paul Lawrie GC), G Hardy (Ayr Belleisle), J McGhee (Bishopbriggs) (£221 each)
69 S Herald (St Andrews Links GA), K McNicoll (Gullane), C McMaster (Wellsgreen), G Paxton (Ralston) (£162 each)
70 R Arnott (Bishopbriggs), S Taylor (Bothwell Castle), C Ronald (Carluke), P O'Hara (Clydeway Golf) (£110 each)
71 G Wright (West Linton), S Gray (Hayston), C Gordon (Edinburgh GC) (£26 each)
72 P Robinson (Largs), P Wardell (North Berwick)
73 R Buckley (Royal Musselburgh), J McCreadie (Largs) M Mackenzie (Edzell), K Walker (unatt) 
74 A McIntyre (Mar Hall), C Farrell (Cardross), A Oldcorn (Kings Acre),  J Bell (Craigmillar Park)
75 G Robinson (Airdrie), J Sharp (Carrick on Loch Lomond), G Forrester (St Andrews GS)
76 I McNab (Dundonald Links), S McAllister (S McAllister Golf)
77 N Walton (Glasgow), S Craig (Craig Golf), C Haugh (Cawder)
78 S Clelland (Arabian Ranches_).
79 P Kerr (Hayston), G Mason (Callaway Golf)
80 C GTierney (Bishopbriggs)

Frenchman Romain Langasque is new British Amateur champion

 Grant Forrest goes down by 4 and 2 in final

Grant Forrest (Craigielaw) lost by 4 and 2 to Frenchman Romain Langasque in the 36-hole final of the 120th British Amateur Championship final at Carnoustie.

Forrest lived up to the old adage .. "you play your best golf getting to the final and not so well in the final itself."
Bidding to become the second Scot in a row to win the prestigious title - Bradley Neil (Blairgowrie) was the winner 12 months ago - Forrest was three down after 18 holes, having been five down at one stage before lunch.
Any hopes of an afternoon revival died very early in the second round.
The Scot bogeyed the 19th and 20th to go five down. Then his opponent birdied the 21st to go six up.
Forrest bogeyed the 23rd to go seven down and that was it really.
Langasque lost three holes later in the round but it was too little, too late as far as Forrest was concerned.
Never mind, to be the second best player in a capacity field of very good players is no small achievent. 

 Open place at St Andrews a bonus for Carnoustie winner Romain Langasque

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Frenchman Romain Langasque saw off the challenge of Scotland’s Grant Forrest to win the 120th Amateur Championship at Carnoustie today.

Langasque was in commanding form as he won the 36-hole Final by 4 and 2 and he has secured a place in next month’s 144^TH Open at St Andrews. His victory also gains him a place in next year’s US Open at Oakmont and, traditionally, an invitation to the Masters Tournament.

The 20-year-old Frenchman, is a member of the French Federation's Pole Francais - based at European Tour Destination Terre Blanche where he works with the European Tour Performance Institute
He sealed the win on the par three 34th hole when Forrest conceded the hole and the match after his tee shot had gone through the back of the green and his chip coming back went past the hole with Langasque facing a 10ft birdie putt.

Langasque, who hails from Cabris in southern France, took charge of the early proceedings in the morning round and won the par four 3rd hole after splashing out from a greenside bunker to a foot from the hole.

The Frenchman notched up three consecutive birdies, holing three putts in the 20ft range, from the 8th hole to go four up and take a grip on the match. 

Forrest bogeyed the par four 11th hole to fall five behind but showed his battling qualities to bounce back with an excellent drive and approach for an eagle on the par five 12th to win the hole.

Langasque kept up the pressure and restored his five-hole lead by winning the 14th after Forrest put his drive out of bounds.

Forrest recovered to win the 15th with a birdie and the 16th when Langasque failed to get up and down with his chip from left of the green. On the 17th, Forrest pulled his approach into thick rough left of the green and, when he could only find the edge of the green with his first chip and his next went past the cup, the hole was lost.

On the 18th, Langasque lost the hole after driving into a bunker on the right of the fairway and finding a greenside bunker before hitting his escape out of bounds to the left of the green. He finished the morning round with a three-hole lead.

In the afternoon round, Forrest’s hopes of mounting a comeback were severely dented when his opening drive found a bush in the rough to the left of the fairway and he lost the hole. He fell further behind when his tee shot again found the rough on the left on the 20th hole and Langasque birdied the par four 21st after driving the green.

 Langasque moved seven holes ahead on the 23rd hole, after Forrest missed the green to the left, and things looked ominous for the Scot.

The Craigielaw player won the 24th with a birdie and the 26th after Langasque found a bunker with his tee shot. His recovery continued on the 30th hole when he holed a near 60 ft putt for eagle and then on the 32nd when Langasque found a bunker with his tee shot and then two other bunkers to let Forrest win the hole with a birdie four.

On the 33rd hole, Langasque hit a wonderful seven iron shot 190 yards from a fairway bunker on to the green to ensure the hole was halved and he went on to secure his victory at the next hole with a precise four iron approach to 10ft.

Langasque becomes the third Frenchman to win the Amateur Championship after Philippe Ploujoux in 1981 and Julien Guerrier in 2006.

Key quotes

Romain Langasque

“This is just a dream for me. It is just incredible that I am going to play at St Andrews in one month’s time for The Open.

“When I came here I played my first practice round and played really well at Panmure maybe six or seven-under-par and then when I played my practice round here at Carnoustie I was maybe six or seven over so when it came to the first round I just tried to do my best on every shot.

“I played ok for the first two rounds and then the more the competition advanced the more I played well. This morning was my best round of the championship and I played really well.”

Grant Forrest

“The start this afternoon really killed it for me. Coming back from seven down was always going to be a tall order.

“The bunker on the 15th (the 33rd) is one of the few bunkers on the course you can move the ball forward from and he hit a great shot. I ended up getting a half. If I had won that hole then two down with three to play is a lot different.

“This week has been a great confidence boost for me which is just what I needed at this point. My confidence was a bit low because I hadn’t been playing well. I am disappointed not to have won but it is good to see that I can compete in a championship like this.”

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BOYS
 SECOND-ROUND SCOREBOARDPar 144 (2x72)
137 Joseph Bryce (Bathgate) 66    71          
138 Conor Purcell 71    67, Nathan Longley (Worthing) 69 69
139 William Enefer (Wrekin) 72 67, George Saunders (Meon Valley) 70 69.
140 Alex Chalk (Castle Douglas) 72 68, Jordan Sundborg (Sandown) 71 69, Eoin Leonard (Wentworth) 70 70, Harry Goddard (Hanbury Manor) 70 70.
141 Marco Penge (Goodwood) 71 70, Rhys Nevin-Wharton(Sandiway) 69 72
142 Ben Chamberlain (Padeswood) 73 69, Kealan Lowe (Wheatley) 70 72, Arrun ~Singh rar (Foxhills) 68 74.
143 Oliver Clarke (Hillside) 74 69, Alex Lee (Stevenage) 73 70, Sandy Scott (Nairn) 70 73, Harvey Byers (Walton Heath) 68 75, Max O'Hagan (West Hill) 68 75.
144 Laird Shepherd (Crowborough Beacon) 76 68, R Samson (Worksop) 74 70, J M Taylor (Mill Green) 73 71, Max Martin (Ladbrook Park) 72 72, Gian-Marco Petrozzi (Trentham) 72 72,
Jake T Benson (Beeston Fields) 72 72, Robert Watson (Muckhart) 71 73, M East (Burnham Beeches) 70 74, Cameron Murry (Ramsdale Park) 69 75.
145 Thomas Thurloway (Mannings Heath) 74 71, Charlie Strickland (Ham Manor) 74 71, Thomas Wayne (Williams) 74 71,Alfredo Curbishley (Burhill) 73 72, Taylor Stote (Burnham and Berrow) 72 73.
146 Matthew Harris (St Mellons) 77 69; Callum Morris (Monmouthshire) 74 72, Marc McKinstry 73 73, Georhge Mullins (Langley Park) 73 73, Oliver Chesterman (Highgate) 72 74, Dario Antonisse Netherlands) 71 75.
OTHER SCOTS' SCORES
149 Mark Napier (Turnouse) 75 74, Glen Burrett (Haggs Castle) 72 77 (T55)
152 Rory Franssen (Inverness) 78 74
153 Keith Bowman (St Andrews New) 78 75
156 Lewis Reid (Longniddry) 78 78
157 Duncan McNeill (Powfoot) 82 75
159 Matthew McCul0loch(Portpatrick Dunskey) 81 78
162 Sam Locke (Banchory) 73 89
170 Benjamin Henderson (Deeside) 89 81
DISQ Niall McMullen(Lundin) 68 dq
                             
   

McDougall leads by two at Tennant Cup 

halfway after two rounds at Gailes

Alasdair McDougall (Elderslie) leads Glasgow Golf Club's 72-hole Tennant Cup SGU Order of Merit tournament after the first two rounds at Glasgow Gailes.
A total of 44 players with 36-hole aggregates of 154 and better have qualified for the third and fourth rounds at Glasgow's Killermont course on Sunday.
McDougall has had two steady rounds of 71 and 70 for a one-under-par tally of 141 - against a CSS of 74 for both rounds.
He has a two-shot lead over four players, Chris MacLean (Balmore) 69-74, Ed Wood (Crow Wood) 68-075, Geoge Duncan (Windyhill) 72-71, and C W Nelson (Glasgow).
Former Irish open amateur stroke-play champion Jamie Savage is lying in joint sixth place on 144 after scores of 73 and 71.
LEADING QUALIFIERS
Par 142 (2x71) CSS 74 74
141 A McDougall (Elderslie) 71 70
143 C MacLean(Balmore) 69 74, E Wood (Crow Wood) 68 75, G Duncan (Windyhill) 72 71, C W Nelson (Glasgow) 71 72
144  R Campbell (Falkirk) 74 70, J Savage (Cawder) 73 71
145 J Wright (Forres) 71 74, K Godsman (Moray) 72 73, F Davren (Williamwood) 71 74, C Baird (Bothwell Castle) 75 70, P Gault (Haggs Castle) 74 71
146 C Low (Tantallon) 70 76, J D Jamieson (St Andrews New) 70 76
148 M Clark (Kilmacolm) 70 78, S Renne (Drumpellier) 71 77, C Edgar (Cochrane Castle) 73 75, A Campbell (Dumbarton) 73 75, B Huime (Haggs Castle) 76 72

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Scot three down after first 18 holes at Carnoustie

Frenchman douses Forrest fire in Amateur Championship Final


FROM THE RandA WEBSITE
Frenchman Romain Langasque will take a three-hole lead against Craigielaw's Grant Forre into the afternoon round of the Amateur Championship's 36-hole final at Carnoustie.
The 20-year-old from Cannes took charge of the early proceedings in the morning round and Forrest was forced to hole testing putts on the first two holes to remain all square. On the par four 3rd hole, both players found greenside bunkers with their tee shots but Langasque splashed out to a foot from the hole and the putt was conceded. Forrest’s 8 ft putt lipped out and his opponent went one up.
The next four holes were halved in par before the Frenchman holed a series of lengthy putts for three consecutive birdies from the 8th hole to go four up and take a grip on the match. 
Forrest bogeyed the par four 11th hole to fall five behind but showed his battling qualities to bounce back with an excellent drive and approach for an eagle on the par five 12th to win the hole after Langasque found a bunker from the tee and could only manage a birdie.
The Frenchman, who won the Southern Cross Invitational in Argentina in March, kept up the pressure and restored his five-hole lead by winning the 14th after Forrest put his drive out of bounds.
Forrest recovered to win the 15th with a birdie and the 16th when Langasque failed to get up and down with his chip from left of the green. 
On the 17th, Forrest found the fairway from the tee while his opponent was in the right hand rough and could only hit his approach 20 yards short of the green.
 The 2014  St Andrews Links Trophy champion and 2012 Scottish amateur champion  pulled his approach into thick rough left of the green and, when he could only find the edge of the green with his first chip and his next went past the cup, the hole was lost.
On the 18th hole, Langasque drove into a bunker on the right of the fairway and his escape found a greenside bunker on the right.
 With Forrest on the green in two, Langasque overcooked his bunker shot to go out of bounds beyond the green and was forced to concede the hole to leave him three up going into this afternoon’s round.
Grant is trying to succeed compatriot Bradley Neil, the 2014 title-winner, as Amateur champion.
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Time to enter the Paul Lawrie North-east boys' championships at Deeside GC

The Paul Lawrie Foundation North-east boys' championships for Under-18s (Thursday, July 9) and for Under-14s (Friday, July 10) are both being played at Deeside Golf Club, Bieldside next month, where Paul Lawrie is an honorary member.

 The entry deadline of July 3 is not all that far away so time to get an entry form from either the North-east District SGU website or by clicking on the appropriate lines copied below from the district website.
Then you have to get your home club secretary to process it.

 

Paul Lawrie North East Boys' Championship @ Deeside Golf Club

Jul 9 all-day

 

N E Boys Championship Entry form 2015

N E Boy’s Entry conditions 2015

 +The top four qualify for the NE U18 boys' match-play championship at the same venue on July 10.

Paul Lawrie North East Boys' Under 14 Championship @ Deesidee Golf Club

Jul 10 all-day

 

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N E Boys Under 14 Championship Entry form 2015

Reed and Spieth share lead - but stars miss the 

US Open cut at Chambers Bay

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UNIVERSITY PLACE, Washington. -- Patrick Reed and Jordan Speith are the halfway leaders at five-under-par 135 in theUnited States Open but the Friday night talk was more about who missed the cut rather than those still in contention.
 A few of the best-known professional golfers in the world, including three-time U.S. Open champion Tiger Woods, two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson and defending U.S. Open champion Martin Kaymer, failed to make the cut Friday in the U.S. Open at Chambers Bay.

Others players who didn't make the cut included Rickie Fowler, 2010 U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell and six-time PGA Tour winner Hunter Mahan.
However, a bogey by amateur Nick Hardy, playing in the final threesome of the second round Friday, let in 15 golfers at 5 over who would have missed the cut if Hardy had made par. Among the golfers who got in at 5 over were Sergio Garcia, Jimmy Walker, Colin Montgomerie, Ian Poulter, Camilo Villegas, Angel Cabrera and Webb Simpson.
Local favorite Ryan Moore, who grew up in nearby Puyallup, Washington, and has four PGA Tour victories, also missed the cut, shooting 9 over.
Phil Mickelson, still hoping to win the event for the first time, shot 74 on Friday but finished at 3 over for 36 holes to stay inside the cut line.
Woods finished the event at 16 over, shooting 80 on Thursday and 76 on Friday.
"On a golf course like this, you get exposed," Woods said. "You have to be precise and dialed in. Obviously, I didn't have that."
Some of the players have complained about the condition of the greens at Chambers Bay, feeling they are too bumpy, too brown and have too much undulation.
Garcia missed a three-putt on the 18th hole Friday that caused him to fall below the cut line until Hardy's late bogey.
Mike Davis, the executive director of the USGA, is the man who makes the final decision on where the pins are placed each day and how much water is used on the greens each evening. Davis defended the greens Friday and explained how the USGA looked at some of the players' complaints.
"Listen, we all like smooth greens, no doubt about it," Davis said Friday on the Fox Sports 1 telecast. "But some of it is aesthetics. Your eyes tell you, '(Geez), the colorations. It can't be smooth.' But it wouldn't be a U.S. Open without some complaints here and there."
Davis also said the USGA is happy with the results of the first two rounds at the links-style golf course, a first for a U.S. Open.
"Good shots are being rewarded," Davis said. "Listen, this is a different type of test, but this is still a U.S. Open, and it's about being able to handle your nerves at a major."
On Friday, Chambers Bay played at 7,695 yards, the longest course in the history of any of the four major championships.

Spieth and Reed share lead at halfway in US Open

UNITED STATES OPEN
 ALL THE SECOND ROUND SCORES

T1	Jordan Spieth	68	67					-5	135
T1	Patrick Reed	66	69					-5	135
T3	Branden Grace	69	67					-4	136
T3	Dustin Johnson	65	71					-4	136
T5	Tony Finau	69	68					-3	137
T5	Joost Luiten	68	69					-3	137
T5	Daniel Summerhays	70	67					-3	137
T5	Ben Martin	67	70					-3	137
T9	Jamie Lovemark	70	68					-2	138
T9	J.B. Holmes	72	66					-2	138
T9	Jason Day	68	70					-2	138
T12	Kevin Kisner	71	68					-1	139
T12	Shane Lowry	69	70					-1	139
T12	Brian Campbell	67	72					-1	139
T12	Alexander Levy	70	69					-1	139
T12	Henrik Stenson	65	74					-1	139
T17	Andres Romero	71	69					E	140
T17	Cameron Smith	70	70					E	140
T17	Matt Kuchar	67	73					E	140
T17	Jason Dufner	68	72					E	140
T21	Geoff Ogilvy	69	72					+1	141
T21	Paul Casey	72	69					+1	141
T21	Jack Maguire	73	68					+1	141
T21	Hideki Matsuyama	70	71					+1	141
T21	Francesco Molinari	68	73					+1	141
T21	Adam Scott	70	71					+1	141
T21	Brandt Snedeker	69	72					+1	141
T28	Ernie Els	72	70					+2	142
T28	Ollie Schniederjans	69	73					+2	142
T28	Justin Rose	72	70					+2	142
T28	Lee Westwood	73	69					+2	142
T28	Marcus Fraser	71	71					+2	142
T28	Kevin Na	70	72					+2	142
T28	Marc Warren	68	74					+2	142
T35	Beau Hossler	71	72					+3	143
T35	Louis Oosthuizen	77	66					+3	143
T35	Charl Schwartzel	73	70					+3	143
T35	Tommy Fleetwood	74	69			-1	F	+3	143
T35	Cheng-Tsung Pan	71	72			+2	F	+3	143
T35	Mark Silvers	72	71			+1	F	+3	143
T35	Phil Mickelson	69	74			+4	F	+3	143
T35	Cameron Tringale	75	68			-2	F	+3	143
T35	Chris Kirk	70	73			+3	F	+3	143
T44	Brad Fritsch	70	74			+4	F	+4	144
T44	Brad Elder	76	68			-2	F	+4	144
T44	Denny McCarthy	71	73			+3	F	+4	144
T44	Luke Donald	73	71			+1	F	+4	144
T44	Charlie Beljan	69	75			+5	F	+4	144
T44	Ryan Palmer	74	70			E	F	+4	144
T44	Billy Horschel	72	72			+2	F	+4	144
T44	Zach Johnson	72	72			+2	F	+4	144
T44	Sam Saunders	72	72			+2	F	+4	144
T44	John Senden	72	72			+2	F	+4	144
T44	Kevin Chappell	69	75			+5	F	+4	144
T44	Robert Streb	74	70			E	F	+4	144
T44	Jim Furyk	71	73			+3	F	+4	144
T44	Rory McIlroy	72	72			+2	F	+4	144
T44	Brooks Koepka	72	72			+2	F	+4	144
T44	Keegan Bradley	73	71			+1	F	+4	144
T60	D.A. Points	74	71			+1	F	+5	145
T60	George Coetzee	72	73			+3	F	+5	145
T60	Thomas Aiken	74	71			+1	F	+5	145
T60	Ian Poulter	72	73			+3	F	+5	145
T60	Jimmy Walker	72	73			+3	F	+5	145
T60	Camilo Villegas	72	73			+3	F	+5	145
T60	Jimmy Gunn	72	73			+3	F	+5	145
T60	Andy Pope	74	71			+1	F	+5	145
T60	Troy Kelly	72	73			+3	F	+5	145
T60	John Parry	72	73			+3	F	+5	145
T60	Angel Cabrera	70	75			+5	F	+5	145
T60	Morgan Hoffmann	71	74			+4	F	+5	145
T60	Sergio Garcia	70	75			+5	F	+5	145
T60	Colin Montgomerie	69	76			+6	F	+5	145
T60	Webb Simpson	72	73			+3	F	+5	145
T60	Nick Hardy	70	75			+5	F	+5	145
T76	Roberto Castro	74	72	MC	MC	-	-	-	146
T76	Bill Haas	73	73	MC	MC	-	-	-	146
T76	Charley Hoffman	76	70	MC	MC	-	-	-	146
T76	Garth Mulroy	74	72	MC	MC	-	-	-	146
T76	Cody Gribble	68	78	MC	MC	-	-	-	146
T76	Hiroyuki Fujita	72	74	MC	MC	-	-	-	146
T76	Andy Sullivan	72	74	MC	MC	-	-	-	146
T76	Marcel Siem	73	73	MC	MC	-	-	-	146
T76	Martin Kaymer	72	74	MC	MC	-	-	-	146
T85	Tom Hoge	73	74	MC	MC	-	-	-	147
T85	Hunter Mahan	73	74	MC	MC	-	-	-	147
T85	Anirban Lahiri	75	72	MC	MC	-	-	-	147
T85	Michael Putnam	70	77	MC	MC	-	-	-	147
T85	Jason Allred	74	73	MC	MC	-	-	-	147
T85	Tim O'Neal	74	73	MC	MC	-	-	-	147
T85	Victor Dubuisson	74	73	MC	MC	-	-	-	147
T85	Bubba Watson	70	77	MC	MC	-	-	-	147
T85	David Hearn	72	75	MC	MC	-	-	-	147
T85	Wen-Chong Liang	73	74	MC	MC	-	-	-	147
T85	Bernd Wiesberger	72	75	MC	MC	-	-	-	147
T85	Masahiro Kawamura	70	77	MC	MC	-	-	-	147
T97	Retief Goosen	77	71	MC	MC	-	-	-	148
T97	Alexander Noren	73	75	MC	MC	-	-	-	148
T97	Thongchai Jaidee	71	77	MC	MC	-	-	-	148
T97	Matt Mabrey	74	74	MC	MC	-	-	-	148
T97	Brian Harman	69	79	MC	MC	-	-	-	148
T97	Lee McCoy	74	74	MC	MC	-	-	-	148
T97	Graeme McDowell	74	74	MC	MC	-	-	-	148
T97	Miguel Angel Jimenez	69	79	MC	MC	-	-	-	148
T97	Russell Henley	71	77	MC	MC	-	-	-	148
T97	Kevin Lucas	74	74	MC	MC	-	-	-	148
T107	Jason Palmer	76	73	MC	MC	-	-	-	149
T107	Shiv Kapur	72	77	MC	MC	-	-	-	149
T107	Bryson DeChambeau	74	75	MC	MC	-	-	-	149
T107	Ryo Ishikawa	74	75	MC	MC	-	-	-	149
T107	Bradley Neil	76	73	MC	MC	-	-	-	149
T107	Bo Van Pelt	73	76	MC	MC	-	-	-	149
T107	Danny Willett	72	77	MC	MC	-	-	-	149
T107	Lee Janzen	73	76	MC	MC	-	-	-	149
T107	Ryan Moore	75	74	MC	MC	-	-	-	149
T107	George McNeill	75	74	MC	MC	-	-	-	149
T107	Byeong-Hun An	73	76	MC	MC	-	-	-	149
T107	Matthew NeSmith	76	73	MC	MC	-	-	-	149
T119	Tjaart Van der Walt	77	73	MC	MC	-	-	-	150
T119	Marc Leishman	73	77	MC	MC	-	-	-	150
T119	Stephen Gallacher	78	72	MC	MC	-	-	-	150
T119	Erik Compton	76	74	MC	MC	-	-	-	150
T119	Tyler Duncan	78	72	MC	MC	-	-	-	150
T119	Jake Knapp	74	76	MC	MC	-	-	-	150
T119	Jared Becher	78	72	MC	MC	-	-	-	150
T119	Steve Marino	75	75	MC	MC	-	-	-	150
T119	Lucas Bjerregaard	73	77	MC	MC	-	-	-	150
T119	Kyle Jones	78	72	MC	MC	-	-	-	150
T119	Gunn Yang	74	76	MC	MC	-	-	-	150
T119	Oliver Farr	73	77	MC	MC	-	-	-	150
T131	Blayne Barber	78	73	MC	MC	-	-	-	151
T131	Gary Woodland	74	77	MC	MC	-	-	-	151
T131	Jamie Donaldson	74	77	MC	MC	-	-	-	151
T131	Brandon Hagy	74	77	MC	MC	-	-	-	151
T131	Sam Horsfield	75	76	MC	MC	-	-	-	151
T131	Shunsuke Sonoda	78	73	MC	MC	-	-	-	151
T137	Billy Hurley III	80	72	MC	MC	-	-	-	152
T137	Danny Lee	78	74	MC	MC	-	-	-	152
T137	Michael Davan	77	75	MC	MC	-	-	-	152
T140	Brendon Todd	78	75	MC	MC	-	-	-	153
T140	Davis Riley	73	80	MC	MC	-	-	-	153
T140	Kurt Barnes	72	81	MC	MC	-	-	-	153
T143	Rickie Fowler	81	73	MC	MC	-	-	-	154
T143	Richard H. Lee	74	80	MC	MC	-	-	-	154
T143	Josh Persons	79	75	MC	MC	-	-	-	154
T143	Stephan Jaeger	74	80	MC	MC	-	-	-	154
T147	Sebastian Cappelen	70	85	MC	MC	-	-	-	155
T147	Rich Berberian Jr.	83	72	MC	MC	-	-	-	155
T147	Pat Wilson	79	76	MC	MC	-	-	-	155
T150	Lucas Glover	73	83	MC	MC	-	-	-	156
T150	Tiger Woods	80	76	MC	MC	-	-	-	156
T150	Seuk-Hyun Baek	74	82	MC	MC	-	-	-	156
153	Darren Clarke	77	80	MC	MC	-	-	-	157
154	Cole Hammer	77	84	MC	MC	-	-	-	161
155	Alex Kim	80	86	MC	MC	-	-	-	166
156	Matt Every	78	70	CUT	CUT	-	-	-	148