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Scores Nov. 28 after the final round of the $640,000 Holden Australian Open golf championship, played over the par-72, 6,832-yard Royal Sydney Golf Club course (a-amateur):
1. | a-Aaron Baddeley, Australia | 67-68-70-69--274 | -14 | |
2. | Nick O?Hern, Australia | 68-68-70-70--276 | -12 | |
2. | Greg Norman, Australia | 70-73-64-69--276 | -12 | |
4. | Paul McGinley, Ireland | 67-70-69-71--277 | -11 | |
4. | Michael Long, New Zealand | 70-68-68-71--277 | -11 | |
4. | Colin Montgomerie, Scotland | 72-67-67-71--277 | -11 | |
7. | Michael Campbell, New Zealand | 69-65-74-70--278 | -10 | |
8. | Peter Lonard, Australia | 73-66-70-70--279 | -9 | |
9. | Steve Webster, England | 73-72-72-63--280 | -8 | |
10. | Geoff Ogilvy, Australia | 70-69-69-73--281 | -7 | |
11. | Paul Gow, Australia | 64-72-70-76--282 | -6 | |
11. | Peter O?Malley, Australia | 71-67-70-74--282 | -6 | |
11. | a-Scott Gardiner, Australia | 68-73-72-69--282 | -6 | |
14. | Jarrod Moseley, Australia | 66-72-73-72--283 | -5 | |
14. | Craig Spence, Australia | 69-70-73-71--283 | -5 | |
16. | Greg Chalmers, Australia | 74-65-72-73--284 | -4 | |
16. | Stuart Appleby, Australia | 72-70-71-71--284 | -4 | |
16. | Mathew Goggin, Australia | 68-74-72-70--284 | -4 | |
16. | Nick Faldo, England | 68-74-73-69--284 | -4 | |
20. | Brendan Jones, Australia | 66-70-76-73--285 | -3 | |
20. | Robert Allenby, Australia | 67-77-68-73--285 | -3 | |
20. | a-Brett Rumford, Australia | 70-73-70-72--285 | -3 | |
23. | Scott Wearne, Australia | 74-69-72-71--286 | -2 | |
24. | Anthony Wall, England | 69-68-72-78--287 | -1 | |
24. | Lucas Parsons, Australia | 69-72-72-74--287 | -1 | |
24. | Grant Dodd, Australia | 74-67-74-72--287 | -1 | |
24. | Euan Walters, Australia | 74-71-70-72--287 | -1 | |
24. | Justin Cooper, Australia | 71-74-71-71--287 | -1 | |
24. | David Howell, England | 69-72-76-70--287 | -1 | |
24. | Adrian Percey, Australia | 73-72-72-70--287 | -1 | |
24. | Craig Warren, Australia | 73-69-76-69--287 | -1 | |
32. | Wayne Riley, Australia | 75-69-70-74--288 | E | |
32. | Nathan Green, Australia | 74-69-72-73--288 | E | |
32. | Craig Parry, Australia | 70-74-71-73--288 | E | |
32. | Jean Van De Velde, France | 71-73-75-69--288 | E | |
36. | Brett Partridge, Australia | 69-71-74-75--289 | +1 | |
36. | Stuart Bouvier, Australia | 73-69-73-74--289 | +1 | |
36. | Stephen Scahill, New Zealand | 70-74-74-71--289 | +1 | |
36. | Raymond Russell, Scotland | 70-73-76-70--289 | +1 | |
36. | Adam Le Vesconte, Australia | 72-73-74-70--289 | +1 | |
36. | David Bransdon, Australia | 69-76-76-68--289 | +1 | |
42. | Andre Stolz, Australia | 70-71-74-75--290 | +2 | |
42. | Stephen Leaney, Australia | 72-72-73-73--290 | +2 | |
42. | Marcus Cain, Australia | 73-72-73-72--290 | +2 | |
45. | David Tapping, England | 71-72-72-76--291 | +3 | |
45. | Scott Laycock, Australia | 73-72-71-75--291 | +3 | |
45. | Matthew Ecob, Australia | 68-72-78-73--291 | +3 | |
45. | Brad King, Australia | 73-70-77-71--291 | +3 | |
45. | Peter Fowler, Australia | 74-71-75-71--291 | +3 | |
50. | Rod Pampling, Australia | 68-71-76-77--292 | +4 | |
50. | Thomas Bjorn, Denmark | 71-70-75-76--292 | +4 | |
50. | Stuart Thompson, New Zealand | 72-71-81-68--292 | +4 | |
53. | Tobias Dier, Germany | 71-74-78-71--294 | +6 | |
54. | a-Brad Lamb, Australia | 76-69-73-77--295 | +7 | |
54. | David Podlich, Australia | 71-71-77-76--295 | +7 | |
54. | Paul Moloney, Australia | 72-73-74-76--295 | +7 | |
54. | Richard Backwell, Australia | 72-73-74-76--295 | +7 | |
54. | Gary Simpson, South Africa | 70-73-77-75--295 | +7 | |
54. | a-Adam Groom, Australia | 74-71-75-75--295 | +7 | |
54. | Malcolm Baker, Australia | 68-77-75-75--295 | +7 | |
54. | Peter Senior, Australia | 68-77-75-75--295 | +7 | |
62. | Craig Hanson, Australia | 75-66-77-78--296 | +8 | |
62. | Tony Carolan, Australia | 73-71-74-78--296 | +8 | |
62. | David McKenzie, Australia | 71-74-73-78--296 | +8 | |
65. | Bryan Roach, Australia | 72-71-73-81--297 | +9 | |
65. | Gavin Coles, Australia | 74-71-78-74--297 | +9 | |
65. | Stephen Gordon, New Zealand | 73-71-81-72--297 | +9 | |
68. | Rob Johnson, United States | 73-72-75-78--298 | +10 | |
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69. | David Grenfell, Australia | 77-69--146 | +2 | |
69. | Stephen Allan, Australia | 72-74--146 | +2 | |
69. | Tony Mills, Australia | 73-73--146 | +2 | |
69. | Robin Byrd, United States | 73-73--146 | +2 | |
69. | Marcus Norgren, Sweden | 74-72--146 | +2 | |
69. | Paul Devenport, New Zealand | 76-70--146 | +2 | |
69. | Richard Green, Australia | 72-74--146 | +2 | |
69. | Wayne Smith, Australia | 73-73--146 | +2 | |
69. | Martyn Roberts, Australia | 71-75--146 | +2 | |
69. | a-Warwick Dews, Australia | 70-76--146 | +2 | |
79. | Brett Ogle, Australia | 74-73--147 | +3 | |
79. | a-Chris Downes, Australia | 74-73--147 | +3 | |
79. | Ken Druce, Australia | 72-75--147 | +3 | |
79. | Matthew Lane, New Zealand | 73-74--147 | +3 | |
79. | Nathan Gatehouse, Australia | 75-72--147 | +3 | |
79. | Wayne Grady, Australia | 78-69--147 | +3 | |
79. | Jean-Louis Guepy, France | 73-74--147 | +3 | |
86. | Anthony Edwards, Australia | 75-73--148 | +4 | |
86. | David Diaz, Australia | 77-71--148 | +4 | |
86. | J.J. West, United States | 75-73--148 | +4 | |
86. | Kim Felton, Australia | 78-70--148 | +4 | |
86. | Cameron Percy, Australia | 75-73--148 | +4 | |
86. | John Senden, Australia | 74-74--148 | +4 | |
86. | Martin Ayers, Australia | 74-74--148 | +4 | |
86. | Anthony Painter, Australia | 73-75--148 | +4 | |
86. | Terry Price, Australia | 75-73--148 | +4 | |
95. | Brad Kennedy, Australia | 73-76--149 | +5 | |
95. | Craig Jones, Australia | 78-71--149 | +5 | |
95. | Jack Abney, Australia | 74-75--149 | +5 | |
95. | a-Wayne Perske, Australia | 72-77--149 | +5 | |
99. | Andrew Tschudin, Australia | 74-76--150 | +6 | |
99. | Chong-Liang Wen, China | 75-75--150 | +6 | |
99. | Jason Glanz, Australia | 78-72--150 | +6 | |
99. | Rob Willis, Australia | 75-75--150 | +6 | |
99. | Jason Oberleuter, Australia | 74-76--150 | +6 | |
104. | Alastair Sidford, New Zealand | 70-81--151 | +7 | |
104. | Darren Cole, Australia | 75-76--151 | +7 | |
104. | Shane Robinson, Australia | 75-76--151 | +7 | |
107. | Andrew Bonhomme, Australia | 73-79--152 | +8 | |
107. | Brad Forrester, Australia | 73-79--152 | +8 | |
107. | Kyle Woodbine, Australia | 76-76--152 | +8 | |
107. | a-Chris Campbell, Australia | 72-80--152 | +8 | |
111. | Ben Oxley, Australia | 75-78--153 | +9 | |
111. | Chris Gray, Australia | 78-75--153 | +9 | |
111. | Scott Hend, Australia | 76-77--153 | +9 | |
111. | Shane Tait, Australia | 80-73--153 | +9 | |
111. | Bradley Hughes, Australia | 75-78--153 | +9 | |
111. | a-Brenden Ellam, Australia | 78-75--153 | +9 | |
117. | Matthew King, Australia | 77-77--154 | +10 | |
117. | Stephen Collins, Australia | 75-79--154 | +10 | |
117. | Per Haugsrud, Norway | 79-75--154 | +10 | |
117. | Robert Stephens, Australia | 76-78--154 | +10 | |
117. | a-Scott Strange, Australia | 75-79--154 | +10 | |
122. | a-Lee Manning, Australia | 76-79--155 | +11 | |
122. | Tim Elliott, Australia | 74-81--155 | +11 | |
124. | Peter Zidar, Australia | 78-81--159 | +15 | |
125. | Mira Singh, Fiji | 81-88--169 | +25 | |
126. Rodger Davis, Australia WD | ||||
-- Australian Golf Union | ||||
