US PGA Tour's RSM Classic

Canadian rookie Mackenzie Hughes still leading 

By Andy Swales

SKYSPORTS.COM

A look at the key shots from Sea Island where Mackenzie Hughes takes a slender lead ahead of Camilo Villegas and Billy Horschel into the Final Round

Despite a triple bogey 7, Mackenzie Hughes remains atop the leaderboard at the RSM Classic in Georgia where the 26-year-old rookie from Canada carded a third-round 68 over the Seaside Course at Sea Island.

Hughes did not have the greatest day from tee-to-green, but he held his game together superbly to take a one-stroke lead into the final round of the US PGA Tour tournament.

Arriving at the 11th tee on Saturday, he had not dropped a single shot during his opening 46 holes but when it finally happened, it came courtesy of a terrible triple-bogey seven.

The Canadian rookie visited a brace of fairway bunkers and needed five strokes to reach the putting surface.

But he responded brilliantly by making three birdies in four holes from the 13th to reclaim top spot.

And if he is to hold on for a well-earned win on Sunday, it would give him a two-year exemption on the PGA Tour.

Just one shot behind, and tied for second, are Camilo Villegas, Billy Horschel and Cheng Tsung Pan.

Villegas came home in just 30 shots for a 64, as he raced up the leaderboard on day three. The experienced Colombian teed off in a tie-for-17th and is well-placed to claim a fifth career victory in the States.

American Horschel posted a bogey-free 65, while Pan had a 67. The 25-year-old from Chinese Taipei momentarily took the lead before suffering a bogey on 13.

However, it was a disappointing day for Ian Poulter who could only locate nine greens in regulation during a one-over-par 71.

The Englishman is nine strokes off the pace and one ahead of his compatriot Luke Donald, who carded a level-par 70

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Round 1 scores in Algarve Pro Tour Event No 2 at Palmares, Lagos today

Pos. Nome Clube To PAR Total Dia 1  Dia 2  1  Jamie Abbott ENG -2 70 70     2  Tiago Cruz POR -1 71 71     3  Tyler Hogarty RSA -1 71 71     4  Sam Robertshawe ENG PAR 72 72     5  Hugo Santos POR +3 75 75     6  Max Eichmeier GER +4 76 76     7  Colm Crowley IRL +5 77 77     8  Jack Hiluta ENG +5 77 77     9  Nick Ward ENG +5 77 77     10  Rui Pedro Morris Mendes POR +6 78 78     11  Kipp Poppert (am) ENG +6 78 78     12  Sam Whitehead ENG +6 78 78     13  Patrick Blunt UK +7 79 79     14  Felix Norderhaug SWE +9 81 81     15  Jonny Hewitt UK +9 81 81     16  Stuart Mackie(am) UK +11 83 83     17  Mickael Carvalho POR +11 83 83     18  Oliver Guisset BEL +13 85 85

Craig Lawrie finishes sixth in Algarve Pro 

Tour opener, earns 600 euros (£514)

                                                                                By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Craig Lawrie, elder son of the 1999 Open champion, earned 600 euros (£514) for finishing sixth in a field of 46 players at the opening event of the 2016-17 Algarve Professional Tour, staged at Boavista Golf Club, Lagos.
Craig, pictured left), playing out of the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre, had rounds of 68 and 70 for a total of four-under-par 138 over the par-71 course.
He had nine birdies over the 36 holes, including four in an outward half of 31 in his first round.  Bogeys at the 14th and 17th in his second round cost Craig a top-four finish behind the English-born winner, Daniel Garner, 21, from Romford Essex.
Garner earned the 2,000 euros (£1,714) first prize with scores of 64 and 71 for seven-under-135.

Scot Jay Taylor, pictured right, who is based in the south of England,  finished in a three-way tie for second place on 136 with scores of 67 and 69 for 136, a score matched by Tiago Cruz (Portugal) (70-66) and England's Harry Casey (68-68). The trio earned 1,033 euros each (£907).
LEADING FINAL TOTALS
Par 142 (2x71)
135 Daniel Garner (Eng) 64 71.
136 Jay Taylor (Sco) 67 69, Tiago Cruz (Por) 70 66, Harry Casey (Eng) 68 68.
137 Joao Ramos (Por) 69 69.
138 Craig Lawrie (Sco) 68 70.

SELECTED TOTALS
139 Rhys Pugh (Wales) 68 71 (T7)
141 Jamie Abbot (Eng) 67 74 (T10)

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ALGARVE PRO TOUR EVENTS COMING UP
+Each event has a 10,000 euros (£8,571) prizefund

NOVEMBER 
20-21 Palmares Classic 1
24-25 Palmares Classic 2

DECEMBER
1-2 Pinheiros Altos Classic 1
4-5 Pinheiros Altos Classic 2
8-9 San Lorenzo Classic

JANUARY 2017
7-8 Laranjal Classic
10-11 Quinta North Classic
14-15 Quinta South Classic

FEBRUARY
4-5 Morgado Classic 1
7-8 Alamos Classic
11-12 Morgado Classic 2
17-18 Palmares Classic 3
20-21 Palmares Classic 4
24-25 Boavista Classic

MARCH 
5-6 Quinta de Cima Classic
8-9 Quinta da Ria Classic
12-13 Castro Marim Classic

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Jane Turner leads all the way to win Tour Pre-Q "A" by five shots in Morocco

West Linton's Jane Turner, 26, led from start to finish to win the Ladies European Tour Q School Pre-Qualifier A 72-hole tournament at Mohammedia Golf Club, Morocco today.
Jane had rounds of 65, 73, 72 and 74 for a four-under-par aggregate of 284. She finished five shots clear of a field of 64 players.
Runner-up was former Curtis Cup amateur Chloe Williams from Wrexham. She fought back after an opening round of 81 with scores of 70, 70 and 69 for a total of 289.
French players Julie Aime (73 for 290) and amateur Camille Chevalier (77 for 291) filled the third and fourth places in the final list.
The qualifying mark for the next stage was 23-over-par 307 and better, which meant that there are 34 qualifiers for the next stage.
Scot Gabrielle Macdonald, an amateur who has won her national title, missed out by only one place with rounds of 78, 80, 74 and 81 for 313. She finished 35th.
The other Scot in the field, Rachael McQueen failed by a wider margin with rounds of 85, 81, 73 and 81 for a share of 53rd place on 320.
There are three more Pre-Qualifying eliminators before the LET Final Q School at Marrakech's Amelkis and Samanah courses from December 17 to 21.

FINAL TOTALS IN PRE-QUALIFIER A
par 288 (4x72)
+34 players qualified
284 J Turner (Sco) 65 73 71 74
289 C Williams (Wal) 81 70 70 69
290 J Aime (Fra) 74 71 72 73
291 C Chevalier (Fra) (am) 73 75 66 77

SELECTED TOTALS
292 L Goddard (Eng) 74 71 72 75, B Popel (Eng) (am) 71 74 72 75 (T5)
294 I Mehmet (Eng) (am) 73 71 78 72 (T9)
297 C Frankish (Eng) (am) 74 71 72 75 (T13).
302 E Mallett (Eng) (am) 74 79 75 74 (T20)
307 A Ratcliffe (Eng) 72 78 79 78 (T24)
310 T Boyes (Eng) 74 77 77 81 (T28)

DID NOT QUALIFY
313 G MacDonald (Sco) 78 80 74 87 (35th)
314 R Woodcock (Eng) 80 74 76 84, C Austwick (Eng) 80 80 79 75 (T56)
318 S Powell (Eng) 77 80 81 80 (T47)
320 R McQueen (Sco) 85 81 73 81 (T53)
322 M Nicol (Eng) 80 82 82 78 (56th)
326 K Bates (Eng) (am) 83 86 80 77 (58th)
328 S Keech (Eng) 81 89 78 80 (T60)
334 V Craig (NIre) 84 88 83 79 (63rd).
Field of 64 players.

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Dubuisson's 64 takes him into one-shot lead in Dubai with one round to go

EUROPEAN TOUR COMMUNICATIONS
Victor Dubuisson will take a one-shot lead into the final round of the DP World Tour Championship, Dubai after posting a superb 64 today.
An impressive burst of scoring on his back nine - including a birdie at the last - saw the Frenchman move to 13 under, one stroke clear of nearest challengers Nicolas Colsaerts, Tyrrell Hatton and Matthew Fitzpatrick.
Rafa Cabrera Bello, whose third-round 63 was the lowest score of the day, is another shot back on 11 under, alongside Lee Westwood and Francesco Molinari.
Swede Henrik Stenson, who tops the Race to Dubai rankings, recovered from dropping three shots in his opening 10 holes to sign for a 70 and move to five under.
Danny Willett carded five bogeys and a single birdie in his 76 to fall to one over par, while Alex Noren's three-under-par 69 took him to seven under.
Starting the day four shots behind halfway leaders Sergio Garcia and Molinari, Dubuisson fired a birdie at the long second to get to six under.
The 26 year old then holed out with a sand wedge from 99 yards for an excellent eagle at the fifth but dropped a shot at the next.
Dubuisson finished his front nine in style, notching back-to-back birdies at the eighth and ninth to reach the turn in 32.
He safely parred the first four holes of his back nine before reeling off three straight birdies from the 14th to get to 12 under.
And he rolled in his birdie putt at the last to get to 13 under.
Dubuisson, who finished in a share of third place at last week's Nedbank Golf Challenge, was happy with his day's work.
He said: "It's a great score, my best to date. 
"I've played well, made good putts at the right time. It's just a course I like - it's long. You have to carry the ball long.

After opening his third round with a bogey, Colsaerts recovered in style, making back-to-back gains at the second and third to get to seven under.
The big-hitting Belgian added further birdies at the fifth and sixth before rolling in an eagle putt at the seventh to take the outright lead.
Colsaerts finished his front nine with consecutive bogeys but bounced back with a birdie at the tenth.
After carding another bogey at the 14th, Colsaerts picked up a shot at the 16th before sinking his 20 foot eagle putt at the last to get to 12 under.
He said: "A grandstand finish on the last is always nice, but it's the same scenario again: I go from shooting myself in the foot with a couple of three putts, missing short ones again, and then I play a game that's probably nine out of ten.
"So it can be very frustrating, when you get into this position in those big tournaments, it's kind of maybe a little easier to keep digging in and not really let it away from you."
Fitzpatrick was six under par for his first eight holes after mixing an eagle with four birdies, but bogeyed the ninth to reach the turn in 31.
I hung in there and hit some good shots coming in and finished strong. It was a good day - Matthew Fitzpatrick

After carding a double bogey at the 13th, the Sheffield native made back-to-back birdies at the 14th and 15th before picking up another shot at the last.
"I feel like I played really well today," said Fitzpatrick. "I hung in there and hit some good shots coming in and finished strong. It was a good day."
Hatton, meanwhile, reached the turn in 34 after carding an eagle, three birdies and three bogeys in his first seven holes.
The Englishman's back nine was much more straightforward as he made birdies at the 13th, 15th and 18th to join Fitzpatrick and Colsaerts on 12 under.
Hatton said: "I'm happy with the score. I got off to a fairly inconsistent start. But I putted pretty well again today, and that was the key to today's score."

LEADERBOARD 
par 217 (3x72)
203 V Dubuisson (France) 70 69 64
204 T Hatton (England) 71 66 67, N Colsaerts (Belgium) 67 71 66, M Fitzpatrick (England) 69 69 66
205 F Molinari (Italy) 68 67 70, R Cabrera Bello (Span) 71 71 63, L Westwood (England) 66 70 69.
207 C Schwartzel (South Affrica) 70 67 70, B Wiesberger (Austria) 70 67 70, N Elvira 70 69 68, S Kjeldsen (Norway) 70 69 68.
208 T Fleetwood (England) 70 71 67.

SELECTED SCORES
209 S Garcia (Spain) 68 67 74, A Noren (Sweden) 71 69 69 (T13)
210 S Lowry (Ireland) 70 71 68, R Fisher (England) 72 71 67, D Horsey (England) 72 71 67 (T18)
211 R McIlroy (N Ireland) 75 68 68, H Stenson (Sweden) 72 69 70 (T22)
214 P Harrington (Ireland) 72 71 71 (T39)
217 D Willett (England) 71 70 76 (T51)
226 A Johnston (Englanfd) 78 70 78 (last of 60)

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Jeev Milkha Singh leads Indonesia Open 

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JAKARTA: Jeev Milkha Singh of India fired a flawless six-under-par 66 for a 13-under tally of 203 to lead by one shot in the third round of the BANK BRI-JCB Indonesia Open today as he aims to end a four-year title drought.

The two-time Asian Tour number one posted six birdies today to set up a nail-biting finale against countryman Gaganjeet Bhullar, who settled for a 68 after he bogeyed the last hole at the Pondok Indah Golf Course.

Thailand’s Pannakorn Uthaipas returned with a 70 for a 205 total while local talent Danny Masrin trails by four shots after shooting a 67 as he aims to become the second Indonesian to win his National Open since 1985.

The penultimate round of the US$300,000 Asian Tour event was suspended at 5.20pm due to darkness and bad weather. Lionel Weber of France and Johannes Veerman of the United States have yet to finish their rounds where they are nine-under with one hole to play.

The 44-year-old Singh, who has won 14 titles around the world but not since 2012, was delighted to lead in the tournament after finishing 29 holes after the second round was suspended on Friday.

“I’ve been up since four in the morning and I played 29 holes today. I can’t remember the last time I played so many holes. Honestly, my feet are hurting but I should be ready by tomorrow,” he said.

“I want to give these young boys a run for their money. Mentally I’m 21 but physically I’m not. I want to keep playing this game for 10 years and for as long as I play, I want to make the most out of it,” Singh added.

After struggling with injuries in recent years, Singh played some of his best golf with the help of his coach and caddy Amritinder Singh. His young son also followed him for 18 holes to give him added motivation.

“At the end of the day you have to keep believing in yourself and keep working on the right stuff. I’m happy this week because my family are here with me and my son followed me for 18 holes for the first time in my life. I was focusing more on him and I think that helped!” said Singh.

Bhullar put himself in prime position to win the BANK BRI-JCB Indonesia Open for the second time in his career but he was disappointed to drop a shot on the last hole. He is enjoying a rich vein of form since winning in Korea last month.

“Everything was pretty smooth except the bogey on the last. I’m not pressing the panic button. I’m just trying to recall my memories from winning here before. I know I won this tournament before but it all comes to routine and process,” said the six-time Asian Tour winner.

The 26-year-old Pannakorn eagled the sixth hole from 10 yards to give himself a fighting chance at winning his first Asian Tour title as he trails Singh by two shots.

“I’m feeling excited about the final round. I made a lot of good putts this week. I hit some poor shots today but I saved par. I’m feeling confident and I will do my best tomorrow,” said the ever-smiling Thai.

The 24-year-old Masrin, who turned professional last year, reverted to his old putter as he rolled in six birdies to carry the hopes of the nation in the final round.

“My new putter felt good but it didn’t feel good in my hand so I decided to use the putter which has worked for me so far. My goal towards the end of the season is to play consistently and I’ve been doing that so hopefully tomorrow I’m holding that trophy,” said Masrin.

 THIRD-ROUND SCOREBOARD

 par 21 (3x72), yardage 7,243

203 - Jeev Milkha SINGH (IND) 71-66-66.

204 - Gaganjeet BHULLAR (IND) 71-65-68.

205 - Pannakorn UTHAIPAS (THA) 69-66-70.

207 - Danny MASRIN (INA) 68-72-67, Akinori TANI (JPN) 72-69-66, Panuphol PITTAYARAT (THA) 70-69-68.

208 - Danthai BOONMA (THA) 69-71-68, Javi COLOMO (ESP) 70-68-70, Chinnarat PHADUNGSIL (THA) 65-71-72.

209 - Prom MEESAWAT (THA) 70-70-69, Rattanon WANNASRICHAN (THA) 70-70-69, Pavit TANGKAMOLPRASERT (THA) 70-69-70, Jazz JANEWATTANANOND (THA) 69-67-73.

210 - Wolmer MURILLO (VEN) 72-69-69, Nicolas PAEZ (USA) 68-71-71, Jason KNUTZON (USA) 67-72-71, Shubhankar SHARMA (IND) 74-65-71, Natipong SRITHONG (THA) 64-75-71.

211 - Dodge KEMMER (USA) 71-69-71, Toni FERRER (ESP) 73-68-70, Sam BRAZEL (AUS) 69-69-73, Soonsang HONG (KOR) 67-71-73, Masaru TAKAHASHI (JPN) 69-69-73, Tirawat KAEWSIRIBANDIT (THA) 69-68-74, Jyoti RANDHAWA (IND) 73-70-68.

212 - Alessandro TADINI (ITA) 69-72-71, Almay Rayhan YAQUTAH (am, INA) 68-69-75, Quincy QUEK (SIN) 68-75-69.

Canadian rookie Hughes leads US

 PGA Tour event

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Mackenzie Hughes continues to hold sway at the RSM Classic in Georgia where the US PGA Tour rookie posted a second-round 67 to open a two-shot lead at Sea Island.

The Canadian carded a stunning 61 over the Seaside Course on Thursday, before adding five more birdies at the Plantation Course 24 hours later.

And with 36 holes played, Hughes is yet to make a single bogey after hitting 26 of 28 fairways over the opening two days.

RSM Classic,Today, 15:30pm

RSM Classic Outright

OUTRIGHT WINNER

Mackenzie Hughes

8/1

Russell Henley

12/1

Billy Horschel

14/1

Chad Campbell

14/1

Charles Howell

14/1

Cheng-Tsung Pan

14/1

Hudson Swafford

14/1

Jason Kokrak

16/1

Jim Furyk

20/1

Blayne Barber

25/1

Chesson Hadley

25/1

Lucas Glover

25/1

Kyle Stanley

28/1

Luke List

28/1

Jamie Lovemark

33/1

Bryce Molder

40/1

Seung-Yul Noh

40/1

Hiroshi Iwata

50/1

Stewart Cink

50/1

William McGirt

50/1

Bill Haas

66/1

Jonathan Byrd

66/1

Camilo Villegas

66/1

JJ Spaun

80/1

Josh Teater

80/1

Anirban Lahiri

100/1

Cameron Tringale

100/1

Ian Poulter

100/1

Patrick Rodgers

100/1

Brandt Snedeker

125/1

Kelly Kraft

125/1

Michael Kim

125/1

Webb Simpson

125/1

Whee Kim

125/1

Robert Garrigus

150/1

Kevin Streelman

150/1

Henrik Norlander

150/1

Tyler Aldridge

150/1

Will Mackenzie

150/1

Ben Crane

200/1

Kevin Tway

200/1

Robert Streb

200/1

Scott Langley

200/1

Tim Wilkinson

200/1

Jason Bohn

250/1

Jim Herman

250/1

Oliver Schniederjans

250/1

Roberto Castro

250/1

Scott Stallings

250/1

Cameron Percy

300/1

Tag Ridings

300/1

John Huh

300/1

Luke Donald

300/1

Ryan Blaum

300/1

Brett Stegmaier

300/1

Brett Drewitt

400/1

Mark Hubbard

500/1

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Leader Hughes admitted: "There's going to be nerves tomorrow, and I'm going to be a little jittery starting out, but that's completely natural.

"Today was definitely a little more work than on Thursday."

Hughes turns 26 next week and, at the halfway stage, his nearest challenger is Cheng Tsung Pan of Chinese Tapei.

The 25-year-old Cheng followed a 66 with a 64 at the Seaside Course on Friday, when his sole bogey came the par-three 17th.

England's Ian Poulter is tied-for-26th, six shots off the pace, following a brace of 67s.

Starting on the back nine on Friday, the 40-year-old enjoyed a run of four straight birdies from the 15th at Plantation.

Luke Donald is two strokes further back, while Irishman Seamus Power just made the cut at five-under-par.

SCOREBOARD

PAR 142 (2X71)
128 Mackenzie Hughes    61 67
130 Cheng Tsung Pan    66 64
131 Hudson Swafford 64 67
131 Blayne Barber 63 68
131 Chad Campbell   66 65
131 Chesson Hadley      65 66
132 Jonathan Byrd   62 70
132 Jason Kokrak   67 65
132 Seung-Yul Noh      66 66
132 Billy Horschel   66 66
132 Kyle Stanley   65 67
132 Russell Henley     67 65
132 Charles Howell III  67 65
132 Bryce Molder   67 65
132 Josh Teater   66 66
132 Hiroshi Iwata   65 67
133 Jamie Lovemark      67 66 -
133 Camilo Villegas   66 67
133 Lucas Glover        66 67
133 Jim Furyk     64 69
133 J.J. Spaun   68 65
133 Kelly Kraft   67 66
133 Luke List     69 64
133 Stewart Cink   62 71
134 Patrick Rodgers   69 65
134 Tim Wilkinson   67 67
134 Henrik Norlander   67 67
134 Cameron Tringale   65 69
134 IAN POULTERIan 67 67
134 Scott Langley       65 69
134 Michael Kim         64 70
134 William McGirt      67 67
134 Kevin Tway          66 68
134 Ollie Schniederjans 66 68
Tag Ridings  (SS) -7 F -3 68 67 -- -- 135 T130 T142 12
T36 5
Anirban Lahiri  (SS) -7 F -3 68 67 -- -- 135 25 23 2
T36 5
Scott Stallings  (SS) -7 F* -3 68 67 -- -- 135 158 T199 41
T36 24
Cameron Percy  (SS) -7 F* -4 69 66 -- -- 135 146 T165 19
T36 5
Brett Stegmaier  (SS) -7 F -3 68 67 -- -- 135 113 118 5
T36 24
Jim Herman  (SS) -7 F* -4 69 66 -- -- 135 120 T129 9
T36 69
Bill Haas  (PL) -7 F* -6 69 66 -- -- 135 28 24 4
T36 28
Will MacKenzie  (SS) -7 F* -1 66 69 -- -- 135 119 128 9
T36 69
Jason Bohn  (PL) -7 F -6 69 66 -- -- 135 108 114 6
T36 13
Robert Garrigus  (SS) -7 F -2 67 68 -- -- 135 87 87 --
T36 44
Whee Kim  (SS) -7 F* -5 70 65 -- -- 135 59 53 6
T36 84
Mark Hubbard  (PL) -7 F* -7 70 65 -- -- 135 152 T189 37
T36 28
Steven Alker  (PL) -7 F -1 64 71 -- -- 135 91 96 5
T36 13
Brett Drewitt  (SS) -7 F* -2 67 68 -- -- 135 T130 T142 12
T50 30
Morgan Hoffmann  (SS) -6 F -4 70 66 -- -- 136 159 T162 3
T50 10
Chris Stroud  (SS) -6 F* -3 69 67 -- -- 136 172 188 16
T50 10
Luke Donald  (PL) -6 F* -3 67 69 -- -- 136 T183 T199 16
T50 27
Kevin Streelman  (SS) -6 F -1 67 69 -- -- 136 34 26 8
T50 9
Michael Thompson  (PL) -6 F -2 66 70 -- -- 136 T183 T199 16
T50 9
Ben Crane  (PL) -6 F* -2 66 70 -- -- 136 69 61 8
T50 55
D.A. Points  (PL) -6 F -5 69 67 -- -- 136 T183 T199 16
T50 42
Andres Romero  (PL) -6 F E 64 72 -- -- 136 121 116 5
T50 55
Robert Streb  (SS) -6 F -5 71 65 -- -- 136 114 106 8
T50 30
Webb Simpson  (SS) -6 F -4 70 66 -- -- 136 83 73 10
T50 70
Brad Fritsch  (SS) -6 F -6 72 64 -- -- 136 141 T134 7
T50 30
Anders Albertson  (PL) -6 F -4 68 68 -- -- 136 -- -- --
T50 55
Chase Seiffert  (SS) -6 F -5 71 65 -- -- 136 -- -- --
T63 42
Spencer Levin  (PL) -5 F* -4 69 68 -- -- 137 150 140 10
T63 17
Roberto Castro  (SS) -5 F* -3 70 67 -- -- 137 100 90 10
T63 17
Zac Blair  (PL) -5 F* -3 68 69 -- -- 137 93 79 14
T63 3
Jon Curran  (SS) -5 F* -2 69 68 -- -- 137 115 104 11
T63 3
Ryan Blaum  (PL) -5 F -2 67 70 -- -- 137 39 33 6
T63 40
Martin Flores  (PL) -5 F* E 65 72 -- -- 137 92 78 14
T63 42
Julian Etulain  (SS) -5 F -4 71 66 -- -- 137 T186 T182 4
T63 3
Nicholas Lindheim  (PL) -5 F -2 67 70 -- -- 137 128 117 11
T63 17
John Huh  (PL) -5 F -3 68 69 -- -- 137 52 42 10
T63 81
Sung Kang  (PL) -5 F* -8 73 64 -- -- 137 107 T97 10
T63 17
Steve Wheatcroft  (SS) -5 F -3 70 67 -- -- 137 149 T134 15
T63 22
Nick Taylor  (PL) -5 F* -1 66 71 -- -- 137 68 57 11
T63 3
Rory Sabbatini  (PL) -5 F* -2 67 70 -- -- 137 T186 T182 4
T63 55
Brandt Snedeker  (SS) -5 F 1 66 71 -- -- 137 T201 T199 2
T63 40
Sam Saunders  (SS) -5 F* E 67 70 -- -- 137 T201 T199 2
T63 40
Andres Gonzales  (PL) -5 F E 65 72 -- -- 137 138 127 11
T63 3
137 SEAMUS POWER 67 70
T63 17
Ryan Armour  (PL) -5 F* -3 68 69 -- -- 137 T201 T199 2
The following players did not make the cut: -5
MISSED THE CUT
Jason Gore -4 -- -- 67 71 -- -- 138 T214 T199 15
CUT --
George McNeill -4 -- -- 69 69 -- -- 138 T191 T175 16
CUT --
Eric Axley -4 -- -- 70 68 -- -- 138 T198 T182 16
CUT --
Harris English -4 -- -- 70 68 -- -- 138 44 34 10
CUT --
K.J. Choi -4 -- -- 70 68 -- -- 138 207 192 15
CUT --
Sebastian Munoz -4 -- -- 70 68 -- -- 138 T164 T150 14
CUT --
Kevin Chappell -4 -- -- 64 74 -- -- 138 123 108 15
CUT --
Zack Sucher -4 -- -- 68 70 -- -- 138 T178 T165 13
CUT --
Jonathan Randolph -4 -- -- 69 69 -- -- 138 T208 T193 15
CUT --
Carl Pettersson -4 -- -- 67 71 -- -- 138 T164 T150 14
CUT --
Patton Kizzire -4 -- -- 73 65 -- -- 138 14 11 3
CUT --
Greg Owen -4 -- -- 68 70 -- -- 138 55 43 12
CUT --
Ricky Barnes -4 -- -- 67 71 -- -- 138 168 155 13
CUT --
Chris Kirk -4 -- -- 69 69 -- -- 138 16 12 4
CUT --
Brian Stuard -4 -- -- 67 71 -- -- 138 T142 T123 19
CUT --
Mark Anderson -4 -- -- 68 70 -- -- 138 T214 T199 15
CUT --
Rick Lamb -4 -- -- 67 71 -- -- 138 T214 T199 15
CUT --
Cody Gribble -3 -- -- 70 69 -- -- 139 7 6 1
CUT --
Si Woo Kim -3 -- -- 70 69 -- -- 139 78 64 14
CUT --
Johnson Wagner -3 -- -- 66 73 -- -- 139 T42 32 10
CUT --
Max Homa -3 -- -- 74 65 -- -- 139 T214 T199 15
CUT --
Matt Jones -3 -- -- 70 69 -- -- 139 T98 T84 14
CUT --
Mark Wilson -3 -- -- 71 68 -- -- 139 136 119 17
CUT --
Wesley Bryan -3 -- -- 67 72 -- -- 139 125 110 15
CUT --
Tom Hoge -3 -- -- 72 67 -- -- 139 T214 T199 15
CUT --
Stuart Appleby -3 -- -- 67 72 -- -- 139 212 197 15
CUT --
Kyle Reifers -3 -- -- 69 70 -- -- 139 124 109 15
CUT --
Richy Werenski -3 -- -- 68 71 -- -- 139 139 121 18
CUT --
Mark Silvers -3 -- -- 69 70 -- -- 139 -- -- --
CUT --
Gonzalo Fdez-Castano -2 -- -- 72 68 -- -- 140 137 120 17
CUT --
Ernie Els -2 -- -- 66 74 -- -- 140 182 171 11
CUT --
Bud Cauley -2 -- -- 68 72 -- -- 140 T176 T162 14
CUT --
Kevin Kisner -2 -- -- 68 72 -- -- 140 116 101 15
CUT --
Zach Johnson -2 -- -- 70 70 -- -- 140 T214 T199 15
CUT --
Ryan Brehm -2 -- -- 70 70 -- -- 140 82 68 14
CUT --
Trey Mullinax -2 -- -- 70 70 -- -- 140 88 72 16
CUT --
Joel Dahmen -2 -- -- 66 74 -- -- 140 T214 T199 15
CUT --
Tyrone Van Aswegen -2 -- -- 71 69 -- -- 140 61 49 12
CUT --
Zach Wright -2 -- -- 68 72 -- -- 140 -- -- --
CUT --
Bobby Wyatt -2 -- -- 70 70 -- -- 140 T198 T182 16
CUT --
John Merrick -1 -- -- 69 72 -- -- 141 T178 T165 13
CUT --
Brendon de Jonge -1 -- -- 73 68 -- -- 141 132 115 17
CUT --
Bryson DeChambeau -1 -- -- 66 75 -- -- 141 T142 T123 19
CUT --
Brad Adamonis -1 -- -- 71 70 -- -- 141 -- -- --
CUT --
Steve Marino -1 -- -- 70 71 -- -- 141 127 112 15
CUT --
Jonas Blixt -1 -- -- 71 70 -- -- 141 174 160 14
CUT --
Ben Martin -1 -- -- 70 71 -- -- 141 110 93 17
CUT --
Peter Malnati -1 -- -- 70 71 -- -- 141 140 122 18
CUT --
Chad Collins E -- -- 74 68 -- -- 142 T191 T175 16
CUT --
Derek Ernst E -- -- 68 74 -- -- 142 T214 T199 15
CUT --
Davis Love III E -- -- 72 70 -- -- 142 162 T147 15
CUT --
Matt Kuchar E -- -- 70 72 -- -- 142 97 83 14
CUT --
Xander Schauffele E -- -- 71 71 -- -- 142 65 54 11
CUT --
Brandon Hagy E -- -- 70 72 -- -- 142 103 89 14
CUT --
Troy Merritt 1 -- -- 72 71 -- -- 143 62 50 12
CUT --
Michael Johnson 1 -- -- 72 71 -- -- 143 -- -- --
CUT --
Marc Turnesa 1 -- -- 73 70 -- -- 143 T214 T199 15
CUT --
Brian Harman 1 -- -- 72 71 -- -- 143 73 59 14
CUT --
Tim Herron 2 -- -- 73 71 -- -- 144 T214 T199 15
CUT --
Vijay Singh 2 -- -- 72 72 -- -- 144 147 T129 18
CUT --
J.T. Poston 2 -- -- 71 73 -- -- 144 112 95 17
CUT --
Tommy Gainey 2 -- -- 73 71 -- -- 144 T208 T193 15
CUT --
Brian Gay 2 -- -- 68 76 -- -- 144 126 111 15
CUT --
Heath Slocum 3 -- -- 75 70 -- -- 145 T214 T199 15
CUT --
Miguel Angel Carballo 3 -- -- 74 71 -- -- 145 T117 T102 15
CUT --
Ken Duke 3 -- -- 73 72 -- -- 145 169 156 13
CUT --
Dominic Bozzelli 3 -- -- 73 72 -- -- 145 151 133 18
CUT --
Nicholas Thompson 4 -- -- 70 76 -- -- 146 T214 T199 15
CUT --
D.J. Trahan 4 -- -- 77 69 -- -- 146 T214 T199 15
CUT --
Matt Every 5 -- -- 71 76 -- -- 147 T214 T199 15
CUT --
Brian Campbell 5 -- -- 77 70 -- -- 147 T176 T162 14
CUT --
Josh Broadaway 6 -- -- 74 74 -- -- 148 -- -- --
CUT --
Boo Weekley 7 -- -- 75 74 -- -- 149 190 174 16
CUT --
Hunter Mahan 7 -- -- 71 78 -- -- 149 T214 T199 15
CUT --
Tim Weinhart 12 -- -- 75 79 -- -- 154 -- -- --
CUT --
Steven Bowditch 22 -- -- 77 87 -- -- 164 T214 T199 15