Danny Willett and Lee Westerwood to be England's pair in Melbourne

Russell Knox picks Duncan Stewart to be

his Scotland partner in World Cup 

Danny Willett has selected Lee Westwood to represent England alongside him at this year's World Cup of Golf in Melbourne.

As the highest-ranked English player to commit to the two-man team event from November 23-27, the Masters champion had the right to choose his partner and picked the man who finished second behind him at Augusta in April.
Willett, who finished 37th in the Olympic golf tournament in Rio on Sunday, said: "It's always great to represent your country. You don't get the chance to do it too often so I'm excited about playing the World Cup.

"I was at Royal Melbourne in 2013 and although I didn't play as well as I would've liked, it was a cracking course and I've heard Kingston Heath is just as good.
"It's a different format this time so I'm really looking forward to playing with Westy. He's played in nine Ryder Cups and has unbelievable experience of foursomes and fourballs, so I couldn't have picked a better partner."
Westwood, 43, has never played in the World Cup but says team golf brings out the best in him.
"Over the past couple of years Danny has shown what he's capable of and I've got no doubt he's going to prove a great partner, so I'm looking forward to pairing up with him," he said.
"I've always enjoyed team golf. It's an exciting format and it adds to the occasion when you're playing for your country, so hopefully we can bring the trophy home with us."
Defending champions Australia will once again be represented by Adam Scott and world No 1 Jason Day, who won the individual title and combined with Scott to claim team victory.
The 2016 tournament reverts back to a 72-hole team event, with teams playing in foursomes on the first and third days of competition and in four-balls on the second and fourth.
Scotland will be represented by Russell Knox and his former Jacksonville University team-mate Duncan Stewart from Grantown-on-Spey, the world number 392 who won his first tournament on the Challenge Tour earlier this year.

                 Russell Knox won the Travelers Championship earlier this month

Knox, who is hoping to secure a Ryder Cup wild card after winning the Travelers Championship earlier this month, said: "I've never been to Australia so it was super, exciting to get the chance to go there.
"I've heard the golf course is one of the best in the world so it will be fun. To represent Scotland is obviously a dream come true."
Duncan Stewart told Scottishgolfview.com:

"I am extremely excited and honoured to get the opportunity to represent Scotland at the World Cup in November. It is going to be great to team up with Russell and we will be doing everything possible to make Scotland world champions for a second time."

Teams (as of August 15)
Australia - Jason Day and Adam Scott
USA - Bubba Watson and TBA
England - Danny Willett and Lee Westwood
Scotland - Russell Knox and Duncan Stewart
Japan - Hideki Matsuyama and TBA
Spain - Rafa Cabrera Bello and TBA
South Korea - Byeong Hun An and TBA
Argentina - Emiliano Grillo and TBA
Ireland - Shane Lowry and TBA
Sweden - Alex Noren and David Lingmerth
Thailand - Thongchai Jaidee and TBA
Denmark - Soren Kjeldsen and Thorbjorn Olesen
New Zealand - Danny Lee and TBA
Italy - Francesco Molinari and TBA
Austria - Bernd Wiesberger and TBA
Belgium - Thomas Pieters and Nicolas Colsaerts
Netherlands - Joost Luiten and TBA
South Africa - Jaco Van Zyl and TBA
Venezuela - Jhonattan Vegas and Julio Vegas
Wales - Jamie Donaldson and TBA
France - Victor Dubuisson and TBA
Germany - Alex Cejka and TBA
Fiji - Vijay Singh and TBA
Portugal - Ricardo Gouveia and TBA
Canada - David Hearn and TBA
China - Wu Ashun and TBA
Paraguay - Fabrizio Zanotti and TBA
Philippines - Miguel Tabuena and TBA

World No 1 amateur in Stanford University team for tour of Scottish links

By Brentley Romine

GOLFWEEK.COM

Stanford University’s Maverick McNealy (Tracy Wilcox)

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Michigan – Stanford senior Maverick McNealy can’t wait for the upcoming US college season. The Cardinal lost just one player to graduation – Welshman David Boote – and return a core that includes McNealy, junior Franklin Huang and sophomore Brandon Wu. Plus, they will add freshmen David Snyder and Henry Shimp.
“I’m very excited about our team this year,” said McNealy, the world’s top-ranked amateur and the Haskins Award winner from two seasons ago.
While McNealy is enthusiastic for the season to begin, he might not want to report back to school next month.
Why, you ask? Well, let’s just say McNealy and his team will soon be embarking on the trip of a lifetime: a nearly two-week-long trip to Scotland that will include golf on 10 esteemed courses.
The line-up:

• Crail Golf Club
• St. Andrews’ New Course
• Kingsbarns Golf Links
• Carnoustie Golf Links
• Cruden Bay Golf Club
• Nairn Golf Club
• Castle Stuart Golf Links
• Royal Dornoch Golf Club
• Trump International
• Royal Aberdeen Golf Club

“Something I’ve been looking forward to since I signed up four years ago,” said McNealy, who will be joined by his whole team, including the freshmen, and Stanford coaches.
Said Huang, who is joining McNealy and Shimp at the U.S. Amateur this week: “That’s just a cherry on top of going to Stanford.”

North East District -  Simmers Trophy 2016                   
Sunday 28th August at Cruden Bay                   
                   TEE TIMES             
08.10am     Deeside 1   Peterhead 1
08.20am     Deeside 2   Peterhead 2
08.30 am    McDonald 1        Cruden Bay 2       
08.40 am    Fraserburgh 1        McDonald 2       
08.50 am    Murcar Links 1        Cruden Bay 1       
09.00 am    Fraserburgh 2        Murcar Links 2       
09.10 am    Inverallochy 1        Portlethen 1       
09.20 am    Banchory 2        Inverallochy 2       
09.30 am    Portlethen 2        Kintore       
09.40 am    Royal Tarlair        Banchory 1       
09.50 am    Westhill 1        Nigg Bay 1       
10.00 am    Nigg Bay 2        Bon Accord 2       
10.10 am    Bon Accord 1        Hazlehead       
10.20 am    Northern 2        Westhill 2       
10.30 am    Caledonian 1        Northern 1       
10.40 am    Duff House Royal 1        Caledonian 2       
10.50 am    Torphins 1        Royal Aberdeen 1       
11.00 am    Royal Aberdeen 2  Torphins 2  Duff House Royal 2

Lanarkshire six-man team for Scottish championship at Dalmahoy

Lanarkshire six-man team for the Scottish men's area team championship at Dalmahoy Golf Club, Edinburth  on September 2, 3 and 4 is:

Craig Ross              Kirkhill

Ed Wood                 Crow Wood

Gordon  Yates        Colville Park

Steven Rennie        Drumpellier

Kenny Gallacher     East Kilbride

Dominic Dougan     Airdrie

Captain     W S O Sharpe     Hamilton

Vice-capt    Jim Ewing         Shotts     

Willie Sharpe

Lanarkshire Golf Association

Email from  baker5leys@aol.com
A short note on Justin Rose winning the Olympic title. I did courtesy driving at the first Scottish Open at Castle Stuart some years back. As you will remember the weather had a big say that week, and the courtesy drivers had some long shifts, up to 14 hours a day. 
At the end of the tournament, late Sunday afternoon, Justin spoke publicly in the players area to thank all the drivers for their great work in difficult circumstances. 
Never forgot it, and good guys win. 
All the best, 
Baker

Entries still available for the Kilmacolm Junior Open on Sunday 28th August per details below
Any questions please contact Andrew Farmer at andrew.farmer@cybg.com

JUNIOR OPEN COMPETITION
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

FOR THE
LEE WOOLER TROPHY
on
Sunday 28^th August, 2016
Starting Times between 11am and 2pm

THIS PRESTIGIOUS EVENT IS ON THE RENFREWSHIRE BOYS ORDER OF MERIT
TEAM PRIZE
LEE WOOLER TROPHY
(which will be retained at Kilmacolm)
will be awarded to the Best Team of Three comprising –

                                                                                                Best Gross
                                                                                                Best 1^st Class net
                                                                                                Best 2^nd Class net

Entry Fee £6 per Person
Entry Forms should be returned by Thursday, 25th August, 2016
To The Junior Convenor , Kilmacolm Golf Club, Kilmacolm,

 PA13 4PD        
or email entry to andrew.farmer@cybg.com

                                                           

               

United States Amateur Championship first qualifying round

Robert MacIntyre (68) leads Scots at Oakland 

Hills,  Syme 70, Ferguson 72, Forrest 73

By Brentley Romine

GOLFWEEK.COM

Dawson Armstrong birdied six of his first 12 holes in an opening 64 at the U.S. Amateur. (USGA/Jeff Haynes)

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Michigan – Eighteen holes are in the books at the 116th U.S. Amateur, and that means just 18 holes remain before the field of 312 players is whittled to just 64.
Leading that field after Day 1 is Lipscomb’s Dawson Armstrong, who shot 6-under 64 on the North Course at Oakland Hills. The round was a personal best for the Brentwood, Tennessee native in competition.
“It feels really good to finally reach that hump. … It’s a big bonus (to do it at the U.S. Amateur),” said Armstrong, who just missed the match-play cut at the 2014 U.S. Amateur.
“You know, I was hoping the game would be on. This is kind of a tournament I’ve been looking forward to all year. It’s just been constantly people telling me, hey, look, you’re preparing yourself for the U.S. Amateur up in Oakland Hills, and it’s a great opportunity to show how the hard work is going to pay off.”

Behind Armstrong, many notable names are in ideal position to make match play, including Florida sophomore Sam Horsfield, the world’s second-ranked amateur, and Vanderbilt senior Matthias Schwab, ranked fourth in the world.
Horsfield, who has Ian Poulter’s caddie Terry Mundy on the bag this week, shot 4-under 66 Monday on the North Course at Oakland Hills Country Club, while Schwab played the tougher South Course to the tune of 1-under 69.
“I think I missed eight putts inside of 12 feet,” Horsfield said. “I think I hit 17 greens in regulation … I had three eagle putts. From there, it’s kind of hard not to play well.”
Of course, there are some big names that need to turn things around on Tuesday.
Last year’s U.S. Amateur runner-up Derek Bard of Virginia shot 7-over 77 on the South Course.
TCU’s Chelso Barrett, playing in his 13th USGA event, also carded 77 on the South.
This year’s Latin America Amateur champion Paul Chaplet opened with 76 on the South.
Min Woo Lee, this year’s U.S. Junior Amateur winner, played the South, as well, and shot 73, as did last year’s U.S. Junior champ, Philip Barbaree.
Most notably, top-ranked amateur Maverick McNealy of Stanford finished his first round on the South in 73, carding three birdies, four bogeys and a double. McNealy, who missed some time this summer recovering from adrenal fatigue, has his father Scott McNealy, a Michigan native, on the bag this week.
SCOTSWATCH: Robert MacIntyre, the left hander from Oban and last year's Scottish amateur champion, is the best place of the four Scots in the field who are trying to follow in the footsteps or Aberdonian Richie Ramsay who won this championship before he turned pro.
MacIntyre goes into the second qualifying round in tied 14th place after a two-under-par 68.
Connor Syme is T50 after a 70.
Ewen Feguson and Grant Forrest need to improve some to make the leading 64 who will qualify for the match-play. Ferguson is T118 after a 72 and Forrest is T156 following a three-over 73

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USA Amateur Championship Scoreboard

  Oakland Hills CC, Michigan.
Par 70

1

Dawson Armstrong

Brentwood, Tenn.                    -6        64

	T2		Robin Petersson	Sweden	-5					65
	T2		Alex Smalley	Wake Forest, N.C.	-5					65
	T2		Gavin Hall	Pittsford, N.Y.	-5					65
	T5		Ben Schlottman	Winston Salem, N.C.	-4					66
	T5		Sam Horsfield	England	-4					66
	T5		Taylor Funk	Ponte Vedra, Fla.	-4					66
	T5		Benjamin Griffin	Chapel Hill, N.C.	-4					66
	T5		Cristobal Del Solar	Chile	-4					66
	T5		Marc Dull	Winter Haven, Fla.	-4					66
	T11		Nick Carlson	Hamilton, Mich.	-3					67
	T11		Scottie Scheffler	Dallas, Texas	-3					67
	T11		Austin James	Canada	-3					67
	T14		Justin Suh	San Jose, Calif.	-2					68
	T14		Geoff Vartelas	Cromwell, Conn.	-2					68
	T14		Tanner Hughes	Livermore, Calif.	-2					68
	T14		Todd White	Spartanburg, S.C.	-2					68
	T14		Collin Morikawa	La Canada, Calif.	-2					68
	T14		Bryan Baumgarten	Granite Bay, Calif.	-2					68
	T14		KK Limbhasut	Thailand	-2					68
	T14		Theo Humphrey	Greenwich, Conn.	-2					68
	T14		Nick Swanson	Isla Vista, Calif.	-2					68
	T14		Kaiwen Liu	People's Republic of China	-2					68
	T14		William Zalatoris	Plano, Texas	-2					68
	T14		Nick Hardy	Northbrook, Ill.	-2					68
	T14		Curtis Luck	Australia	-2					68
	T14		Robert MacIntyre	Scotland	-2					68
	T14		Sam Burns	Shreveport, La.	-2					68
	T14		Luis Gagne	Orlando, Fla.	-2					68
	T14		Scott Harvey	Greensboro, N.C.	-2					68
	T31		Mario Galiano	Spain	-1					69
	T31		Matthias Schwab	Austria	-1					69
	T31		Maxwell Sear	Canada	-1					69
	T31		Doug Ghim	Arlington Heights, Ill.	-1					69
	T31		Franklin Huang	Poway, Calif.	-1					69
	T31		Cameron Davis	Australia	-1					69
	T31		Stewart Hagestad	Newport Beach, Calif.	-1					69
	T31		Hugo Bernard	Canada	-1					69
	T31		Doc Redman	Raleigh, N.C.	-1					69
	T31		Wyndham Clark	Highlands Ranch, Colo.	-1					69
	T31		Santiago Gomez	Colombia	-1					69
	T31		Andrew Huseman	Ankeny, Iowa	-1					69
	T31		Kyler Dunkle	Denver, Colo.	-1					69
	T31		Brad Dalke	Norman, Okla.	-1					69
	T31		Miller Capps	Denver, N.C.	-1					69
	T31		Blake Barens	Santa Barbara, Calif.	-1					69
	T31		Trace Crowe	Auburn, Ala.	-1					69
	T31		Zach Foushee	Eugene, Ore.	-1					69
	T31		Scott Gregory	England	-1					69
	T50		William Gordon	Davidson, N.C.	E					70
	T50		Matt Gilchrest	Southlake, Texas	E					70
	T50		Connor Syme	Scotland	E					70
	T50		David Boote	Wales	E					70
	T50		Joaquin Niemann	Chile	E					70
	T50		Andre Garcia	Mansfield, Texas	E					70
	T50		Stephen Franken	Raleigh, N.C.	E					70
	T50		Matthew Perrine	Austin, Texas	E					70
	T50		Brandon Kida	Layton, Utah	E					70
	T50		John Freeman	Asheville, N.C.	E					70
	T50		John Oda	Honolulu, Hawaii	E					70
	T50		Ryan Gronlund	Pleasanton, Calif.	E					70
	T50		Jeremy Grab	Daniel Island, S.C.	E					70
	T50		Joshua McCarthy	Danville, Calif.	E					70
	T50		Kevin Bodlovich	San Pedro, Calif.	E					70
	T50		Noah Goodwin	Corinth, Texas	E					70
	T50		Sahith Theegala	Chino Hills, Calif.	E					70
	T50		Juan Alvarez	Uruguay	E					70
	T50		Bradley Knox	Menlo Park, Calif.	E					70
	T50		Fred Wedel	The Woodlands, Texas	E					70
	T50		Justin De Los Santos	Chatsworth, Calif.	E					70
	T50		Stephen Stallings Jr.	Louisville, Ky.	E					70
	T50		Gunn Yang	Republic of Korea	E					70
	T50		Rico Hoey	Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.	E					70
	T50		Cheng Jin	People's Republic of China	E					70
	T50		Mason Andersen	Chandler, Ariz.	E					70
	T50		Sean Crocker	Westlake Village, Calif.	E					70
	T50		David Cooke	Lisle, Ill.	E					70
	T50		Logan Hogge	Salt Lick, Ky.	E					70
	T50		Jake Marriott	Springfield, Ill.	E					70
	T50		Jorge Garcia	Venezuela	E					70
	T50		Brandon Pierce	Covington, La.	E					70
	T50		Paul Pastore	Greenwich, Conn.	E					70
	T50		William Register	Burlington, N.C.	E					70
	T50		Nick Voke	New Zealand	E					70
	T50		Raymond Knoll	Naperville, Ill.	E					70
	T86		Jack Singh Brar	England	+1					71
	T86		Jonah Texeira	Porter Ranch, Calif.	+1					71
	T86		Sean Rowen	Greenwood, Ind.	+1					71
	T86		Darin Goldstein	New York, N.Y.	+1					71
	T86		Austin Eoff	Benton, Ark.	+1					71
	T86		Dylan Meyer	Evansville, Ind.	+1					71
	T86		Colton Yates	Scottsdale, Ariz.	+1					71
	T86		Cameron Young	Scarborough, N.Y.	+1					71
	T86		Harrison Endycott	Australia	+1					71
	T86		Zachary Bauchou	Lynchburg, Va.	+1					71
	T86		Graysen Huff	Eagle, Idaho	+1					71
	T86		Ben Davis	Las Vegas, Nev.	+1					71
	T86		Eric Dietrich	Cheshire, Conn.	+1					71
	T86		Corey Pereira	Cameron Park, Calif.	+1					71
	T86		Matthew Wetherill	Cincinnati, Ohio	+1					71
	T86		Broc Everett	West Des Moines, Iowa	+1					71
	T86		Ethan Ng	New York, N.Y.	+1					71
	T86		Bradley Moore	England	+1					71
	T86		Nathan Smith	Pittsburgh, Pa.	+1					71
	T86		Blair Hamilton	Canada	+1					71
	T86		Mitchell Schow	Ogden, Utah	+1					71
	T86		Brendon Jelley	Tulsa, Okla.	+1					71
	T86		Federico Zucchetti	Italy	+1					71
	T86		Jack Dukeminier	Portland, Ore.	+1					71
	T86		Ryan Dornes	Lancaster, Pa.	+1					71
	T86		Bryson Nimmer	Bluffton, S.C.	+1					71
	T86		Ryan Troyer	Dover, Ohio	+1					71
	T86		Matt Oshrine	Baltimore, Md.	+1					71
	T86		Jimmy Stanger	Tampa, Fla.	+1					71
	T86		Arthur Griffin	Lake Placid, N.Y.	+1					71
	T86		Matthew Wolff	Agoura Hills, Calif.	+1					71
	T86		Peter French	Franklin, Mass.	+1					71
	T118		Denzel Ieremia	New Zealand	+2					72
	T118		Mitchell Meissner	San Antonio, Texas	+2					72
	T118		Alex Moorman	Centerville, Iowa	+2					72
	T118		Grant Hirschman	Memphis, Tenn.	+2					72
	T118		Aaron Terrazas	Mexico	+2					72
	T118		Will Grimmer	Cincinnati, Ohio	+2					72
	T118		Kyle Mueller	Athens, Ga.	+2					72
	T118		Eric Banks	Canada	+2					72
	T118		Ivan Cantero	Spain	+2					72
	T118		Jack Hume	Republic of Ireland	+2					72
	T118		Harrison Shih	Bluffton, S.C.	+2					72
	T118		Taylor Wood	Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.	+2					72
	T118		Ryann Ree	Redondo Beach, Calif.	+2					72
	T118		Luke Graboyes	Watchung, N.J.	+2					72
	T118		Chris Crisologo	Canada	+2					72
	T118		Charles Waddell	Chicago, Ill.	+2					72
	T118		Garrett Rank	Canada	+2					72
	T118		Ian Holt	Stow, Ohio	+2					72
	T118		Jacob Hicks	Mebane, N.C.	+2					72
	T118		Spencer Ralston	Gainesville, Ga.	+2					72
	T118		J.D. Hughes	Carlisle, Pa.	+2					72
	T118		Chandler Eaton	Alpharetta, Ga.	+2					72
	T118		Christopher Guglielmo	Cumming, Ga.	+2					72
	T118		Daniel Dimaculangan	Irvine, Calif.	+2					72
	T118		Anthony Sorentino	Shelby Township, Mich.	+2					72
	T118		Hunter Shattuck	Jacksonville, Texas	+2					72
	T118		Chris Jones	Charlotte, N.C.	+2					72
	T118		Parker Derby	Columbus, Ga.	+2					72
	T118		Bart George	Arnold, Md.	+2					72
	T118		Thomas Lim	Moorpark, Calif.	+2					72
	T118		Ewen Ferguson	Scotland	+2					72
	T118		Zachary Olsen	Cordova, Tenn.	+2					72
	T118		Sammy Schmitz	Farmington, Minn.	+2					72
	T118		Bowen Osborn	Los Angeles, Calif.	+2					72
	T118		Andrew Moren	Turlock, Calif.	+2					72
	T118		Antoine Rozner	France	+2					72
	T118		Clayton Feagler	Laguna Niguel, Calif.	+2					72
	T118		Ben Silverman	Toledo, Ohio	+2					72
	T156		Luca Cianchetti	Italy	+3					73
	T156		Trevor Sluman	Pittsford, N.Y.	+3					73
	T156		Ben Warnquist	Olney, Md.	+3					73
	T156		Wes Artac	Kingwood, Texas	+3					73
	T156		Robbie Ziegler	Portland, Ore.	+3					73
	T156		Davis Riley	Hattiesburg, Miss.	+3					73
	T156		Philip Barbaree	Shreveport, La.	+3					73
	T156		Danny Harcourt	Fanwood, N.J.	+3					73
	T156		Grant Milling	Bloomington, Ill.	+3					73
	T156		Jake Shuman	Needham, Mass.	+3					73
	T156		Tanner Jenson	Parker, Colo.	+3					73
	T156		Maverick McNealy	Portola Valley, Calif.	+3					73
	T156		Eric Edwards	Salisbury, N.C.	+3					73
	T156		Min Woo Lee	Australia	+3					73
	T156		Calum Masters	Headland, Ala.	+3					73
	T156		Kevin Velo	Danville, Calif.	+3					73
	T156		Travis Vick	Houston, Texas	+3					73
	T156		Michael McCoy	Des Moines, Iowa	+3					73
	T156		Braden Thornberry	Olive Branch, Miss.	+3					73
	T156		Wilson Furr	Jackson, Miss.	+3					73
	T156		Grant Forrest	Scotland	+3					73
	T156		Tom Vining	Sioux Falls, S.D.	+3					73
	T156		Vinnie Murphy	Sumner, Wash.	+3					73
	T156		Sachin Kumar	Trinidad and Tobago	+3					73
	T156		James Clark	Columbus, Ga.	+3					73
	T156		Jay King	Ocala, Fla.	+3					73
	T156		Bradford Curren	Canada	+3					73
	T183		Christian Banke	Danville, Calif.	+4					74
	T183		Andrew Allenspach	Louisville, Ky.	+4					74
	T183		Emerson Newsome	Dacula, Ga.	+4					74
	T183		Joshua Gliege	Eagle, Idaho	+4					74
	T183		Josh Heinze	Canton, Mich.	+4					74
	T183		Chad Merzbacher	Dublin, Ohio	+4					74
	T183		Ben Smith	Novi, Mich.	+4					74
	T183		Isaac Merry	Las Cruces, N.M.	+4					74
	T183		Luis Fernando Barco	Peru	+4					74
	T183		Jamie Bower	England	+4					74
	T183		Fernando Cruz Valle	Mexico	+4					74
	T183		Won Jun Lee	Republic of Korea	+4					74
	T183		Michael DeMorat	Merritt Island, Fla.	+4					74
	T183		Jackson Bishop	Gainesville, Ga.	+4					74
	T183		Vincent Martino	Southlake, Texas	+4					74
	T183		David Hall	Birmingham, Mich.	+4					74
	T183		Matt Green	Lake Lotawana, Mo.	+4					74
	T183		Daniel Wetterich	Cincinnati, Ohio	+4					74
	T183		Ryan Stachler	Alpharetta, Ga.	+4					74
	T183		Alistair Docherty	Vancouver, Wash.	+4					74
	T183		Shuai Ming Wong	Hong Kong China	+4					74
	T183		Thaddeus Obecny II	Wheeling, W.Va.	+4					74
	T183		Mario Carmona	Houston, Texas	+4					74
	T183		Jimmy Jones	Tampa, Fla.	+4					74
	T183		Connor Burgess	Lynchburg, Va.	+4					74
	T183		Karl Vilips	Australia	+4					74
	T183		Jeremy Nevius	Mountainside, N.J.	+4					74
	T183		Charlie Netzel	Western Springs, Ill.	+4					74
	T183		Ryan Tombs	Bedford, N.H.	+4					74
	T183		Lee Hodges	Elkmont, Ala.	+4					74
	T183		Pierrick Fillon	France	+4					74
	T183		Chase Johnson	Barberton, Ohio	+4					74
	T183		Charlie May	Topsfield, Mass.	+4					74
	T183		Patrick Traynor	Fargo, N.D.	+4					74
	T183		Sam Triplett	Scottsdale, Ariz.	+4					74
	T183		Kyle Davies	Sacramento, Calif.	+4					74
	T183		Richard Yai	El Paso, Texas	+4					74
	T220		Turner MacLean	Fort Worth, Texas	+5					75
	T220		Jin Ho Chung	Cerritos, Calif.	+5					75
	T220		Jay Card	Shelter Island, N.Y.	+5					75
	T220		Henry Shimp	Charlotte, N.C.	+5					75
	T220		Woodie Eubanks	Trussville, Ala.	+5					75
	T220		Carson Castellani	East Lansing, Mich.	+5					75
	T220		David Kocher	Charlotte, N.C.	+5					75
	T220		Cory Chavez	La Mirada, Calif.	+5					75
	T220		Randall Herriott	Brandywine, Md.	+5					75
	T220		Colin Prater	Colorado Springs, Colo.	+5					75
	T220		S.M. Lee	Buford, Ga.	+5					75
	T220		Jeremy Sanchez	San Mateo, Calif.	+5					75
	T220		Chris Houston	Gilford, N.H.	+5					75
	T220		Sean Busch	West Lafayette, Ind.	+5					75
	T220		Zack Justice	Orlando, Fla.	+5					75
	T220		Claudio Correa	Chile	+5					75
	T220		Jeff Champine	Rochester Hills, Mich.	+5					75
	T220		Ryan Gendron	Tampa, Fla.	+5					75
	T220		Sean Birren	La Verne, Calif.	+5					75
	T220		Brent Grant	Honolulu, Hawaii	+5					75
	T220		Brandon Worley	Kingsport, Tenn.	+5					75
	T220		Jordan Cowart	Austin, Texas	+5					75
	T220		Tyler McDaniel	Manchester, Ky.	+5					75
	T220		Sam Madsen	Madison, Wis.	+5					75
	T244		Scott Kegerreis	Chambersburg, Pa.	+6					76
	T244		Tyler McHugh	Aurora, Ohio	+6					76
	T244		Garrick Higgo	South Africa	+6					76
	T244		Kevin Reilly	Oviedo, Fla.	+6					76
	T244		Brian Ohr	Northbrook, Ill.	+6					76
	T244		Andreas Gjesteby	Norway	+6					76
	T244		Stoney Crouch	Mount Juliet, Tenn.	+6					76
	T244		Clark Robinson	South Windsor, Conn.	+6					76
	T244		Paul Chaplet	Costa Rica	+6					76
	T244		Roman Aragon	Mission Viejo, Calif.	+6					76
	T244		Craig Smith	Nashville, Tenn.	+6					76
	T244		Nick Sorkin	Rockville, Md.	+6					76
	T244		Tom Swanson	Missoula, Mont.	+6					76
	T244		Matt Organisak	Sudbury, Mass.	+6					76
	T244		Joey Savoie	Canada	+6					76
	T244		Jake Headrick	Maryville, Tenn.	+6					76
	T244		Michael Davis	Philadelphia, Pa.	+6					76
	T244		Louie Chen	San Ramon, Calif.	+6					76
	T244		Luke Moser	Canada	+6					76
	T263		Luke Schniederjans	Alpharetta, Ga.	+7					77
	T263		Derek Bard	New Hartford, N.Y.	+7					77
	T263		Kyle Sterbinsky	Philadelphia, Pa.	+7					77
	T263		Chelso Barrett	Surry, N.H.	+7					77
	T263		Blake Cannon	Mesa, Ariz.	+7					77
	T263		Daniel O'Rourke	Milford, N.J.	+7					77
	T263		Philip Knowles	Bradenton, Fla.	+7					77
	T263		Joaquin Arguelles	Mexico	+7					77
	T263		Paul Stankey	Wayzata, Minn.	+7					77
	T263		Kevin Rei	Sonora, Calif.	+7					77
	T263		Brandon Cloete	South Africa	+7					77
	T263		Bradley Bastion	Shelby Township, Mich.	+7					77
	T263		Nick Thornton	Boerne, Texas	+7					77
	T263		Michael Boss	Lewiston, N.Y.	+7					77
	T263		Tristan Rohrbaugh	Carbondale, Colo.	+7					77
	T263		Jonathan Hanner	Minneapolis, Minn.	+7					77
	T263		Edwin Yi	Los Angeles, Calif.	+7					77
	T263		William Deck	Canada	+7					77
	T263		Tom Brandes	Bellevue, Wash.	+7					77
	T282		Jack Larkin Jr.	Atlanta, Ga.	+8					78
	T282		Branson Davis	McKinney, Texas	+8					78
	T282		Christopher Crawford	Bensalem, Pa.	+8					78
	T282		Chris Harris	Atlanta, Ga.	+8					78
	T282		Jose Andres Miranda	Ecuador	+8					78
	T282		Edwin Kuang	Murrieta, Calif.	+8					78
	T282		Jonathan Chang	Corona, Calif.	+8					78
	T282		Charlie Maleki	Mequon, Wis.	+8					78
	T282		Jordan Costello	Pinedale, Wyo.	+8					78
	T282		Charles Neel White III	Austin, Texas	+8					78
	T282		Peiyun Zhao	People's Republic of China	+8					78
	T282		James Song	Rancho Sante Fe, Calif.	+8					78
	T282		David Becher	Dublin, Ohio	+8					78
	T282		Matt Lee	Cave Creek, Ariz.	+8					78
	T296		Blaze Hogan	Big Rapids, Mich.	+9					79
	T296		Zach Cutler	O'Fallon, Mo.	+9					79
	T296		Taylor Bromley	Dublin, Calif.	+9					79
	T296		Adam Xiao	Manhasset, N.Y.	+9					79
	T296		Kaleb Gorbahn	Canada	+9					79
	T301		Sean Carlon	Albuquerque, N.M.	+10					80
	T301		Kevin Fajt	Greensburg, Pa.	+10					80
	T301		Conrad Walcher	Oklahoma City, Okla.	+10					80
	T301		Fernando Lopez	Mexico	+10					80
	T305		Matt Bennett	Marshall, Minn.	+11					81
	T305		Charlie Nikitas	Glenview, Ill.	+11					81
	T307		Andrew Sajevic	Kearney, Neb.	+13					83
	T307		John Hayes	Portland, Maine	+13					83
	T307		Rigel Fernandes	India	+13					83
	T307		Ronald Davis	Pembroke Pines, Fla.	+13					83
	T311		Will Dickson	Providence, R.I.	+14					84
	T311		Brian Richards	Gulf Breeze, Fla.	+14					84