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Scores with relation to par and earnings (in Euros) Sunday, August 6, from the final round of the $1.7 million Volvo Scandinavain Masters, played at the par-72 Kungsangen Golf Club, in Stockholm, Sweden (a-amateur):
1. | Lee Westwood, England | 266,660 | 63-67-69-71--270 | -14 |
2. | Michael Campbell, New Zealand | 177,770 | 69-71-66-67--273 | -11 |
3. | Raymond Russell, Scotland | 100,160 | 69-69-69-67--274 | -10 |
4. | Jamie Spence, England | 73,920 | 70-69-70-66--275 | -9 |
4. | Diego Borrego, Spain | 73,920 | 66-70-71-68--275 | -9 |
6. | Katsuyoshi Tomori, Japan | 44,960 | 65-73-68-70--276 | -8 |
6. | Maarten Lafeber, Holland | 44,960 | 67-66-72-71--276 | -8 |
6. | Tom Gillis, United States | 44,960 | 70-69-67-70--276 | -8 |
6. | Steen Tinning, Denmark | 44,960 | 71-68-67-70--276 | -8 |
10. | John Senden, Australia | 32,000 | 70-64-74-69--277 | -7 |
11. | Barry Lane, England | 25,546 | 69-63-76-70--278 | -6 |
11. | Jesper Parnevik, Sweden | 25,546 | 71-69-69-69--278 | -6 |
11. | Greg Turner, New Zealand | 25,546 | 71-70-71-66--278 | -6 |
11. | Henrik Stenson, Sweden | 25,546 | 69-71-70-68--278 | -6 |
11. | Ricardo Gonzalez, Argentina | 25,546 | 71-68-70-69--278 | -6 |
11. | Christopher Hanell, Sweden | 25,546 | 68-73-68-69--278 | -6 |
17. | Ian Woosnam, Wales | 19,653 | 72-71-68-68--279 | -5 |
17. | Steve Webster, England | 19,653 | 72-64-73-70--279 | -5 |
17. | Colin Montgomerie, Scotland | 19,653 | 68-71-70-70--279 | -5 |
17. | Per-Ulrik Johansson, Sweden | 19,653 | 69-72-67-71--279 | -5 |
17. | Pierre Fulke, Sweden | 19,653 | 75-67-67-70--279 | -5 |
17. | Fabrice Tarnaud, France | 19,653 | 72-65-69-73--279 | -5 |
23. | David Gilford, England | 16,400 | 67-74-69-70--280 | -4 |
23. | Andrew McLardy, South Africa | 16,400 | 70-69-68-73--280 | -4 |
23. | Paolo Quirici , Switzerland | 16,400 | 73-68-73-66--280 | -4 |
23. | Darren Clarke, Northern Ireland | 16,400 | 69-66-74-71--280 | -4 |
23. | Thomas Bj? Denmark | 16,400 | 71-72-68-69--280 | -4 |
23. | Andrew Coltart, Scotland | 16,400 | 70-73-67-70--280 | -4 |
29. | Daren Lee, England | 14,480 | 71-68-70-72--281 | -3 |
29. | Stephen Gallacher, Scotland | 14,480 | 71-70-72-68--281 | -3 |
31. | Gordon Brand Jr., Scotland | 12,832 | 68-70-75-69--282 | -2 |
31. | Thomas Levet, France | 12,832 | 69-71-68-74--282 | -2 |
31. | Olle Karlsson, Sweden | 12,832 | 66-69-76-71--282 | -2 |
31. | Mathias Gr?rg, Sweden | 12,832 | 71-70-69-72--282 | -2 |
31. | Patrik Sj?d, Sweden | 12,832 | 72-70-71-69--282 | -2 |
36. | Sven Str?Germany | 11,520 | 69-71-70-73--283 | -1 |
36. | Alastair Forsyth, Scotland | 11,520 | 72-70-69-72--283 | -1 |
38. | Knud Storgaard, Denmark | 10,080 | 73-67-72-72--284 | E |
38. | Justin Rose, England | 10,080 | 69-72-71-72--284 | E |
38. | Fredrik Lindgren, Sweden | 10,080 | 68-68-74-74--284 | E |
38. | Per Nyman, Sweden | 10,080 | 71-69-72-72--284 | E |
38. | Ian Hutchings, South Africa | 10,080 | 67-70-74-73--284 | E |
38. | Gary Orr, Scotland | 10,080 | 73-69-71-71--284 | E |
38. | David Lynn, England | 10,080 | 69-71-71-73--284 | E |
45. | Anders Hansen, Denmark | 8,160 | 72-70-71-72--285 | +1 |
45. | Jarrod Moseley, Australia | 8,160 | 73-66-74-72--285 | +1 |
45. | Thomas G?e, Germany | 8,160 | 71-71-71-72--285 | +1 |
45. | John Bickerton, England | 8,160 | 70-72-70-73--285 | +1 |
45. | Simon Dyson , England | 8,160 | 71-68-75-71--285 | +1 |
50. | Tony Johnstone, Zimbabwe | 7,040 | 72-68-75-71--286 | +2 |
50. | Andrew Butterfield, England | 7,040 | 71-71-71-73--286 | +2 |
52. | Des Smyth, Ireland | 5,760 | 73-70-69-75--287 | +3 |
52. | Ian Poulter, England | 5,760 | 69-74-70-74--287 | +3 |
52. | Philip Golding, England | 5,760 | 73-70-74-70--287 | +3 |
52. | Joakim Haeggman, Sweden | 5,760 | 71-72-73-71--287 | +3 |
52. | Raimo Sj?g, Sweden | 5,760 | 74-69-73-71--287 | +3 |
52. | Gerry Norquist, United States | 5,760 | 71-71-74-71--287 | +3 |
58. | Klas Eriksson, Sweden | 4,560 | 71-71-72-74--288 | +4 |
58. | Ross McFarlane, England | 4,560 | 72-71-73-72--288 | +4 |
58. | Massimo Florioli, Italy | 4,560 | 73-69-73-73--288 | +4 |
58. | Max Anglert, Sweden | 4,560 | 71-72-72-73--288 | +4 |
62. | Roger Chapman, England | 4,080 | 72-70-74-73--289 | +5 |
62. | David Carter, England | 4,080 | 73-69-71-76--289 | +5 |
64. | Gary Murphy, Ireland | 3,600 | 72-68-75-75--290 | +6 |
64. | Stephen Field, England | 3,600 | 70-73-73-74--290 | +6 |
64. | Phillip Price, Wales | 3,600 | 72-69-70-79--290 | +6 |
64. | Grant Hamerton, England | 3,600 | 73-70-75-72--290 | +6 |
68. | Paul Eales, England | 3,120 | 71-71-73-76--291 | +7 |
68. | Lucas Parsons, Australia | 3,120 | 72-71-74-74--291 | +7 |
70. | Dennis Edlund, Sweden | 2,575 | 70-73-75-74--292 | +8 |
70. | Massimo Scarpa, Italy | 2,575 | 72-71-73-76--292 | +8 |
70. | Markus Brier, Austria | 2,575 | 71-72-75-74--292 | +8 |
70. | a-Linus Petterson, Sweden | 0 | 69-74-75-76--294 | +10 |
74. | Simon D. Hurley, England | 2,392 | 71-69-81-74--295 | +11 |
74. | Jeremy Robinson, England | 2,392 | 71-72-74-78--295 | +11 |
76. | Steven Richardson, England | 2,388 | 70-73-76-77--296 | +12 |
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77. | Craig Hainline, United States | 75-69--144 | +2 | |
77. | Nick O'Hern, Australia | 74-70--144 | +2 | |
77. | Robert Coles, England | 73-71--144 | +2 | |
77. | Simon Wakefield, England | 72-72--144 | +2 | |
77. | Ivo Giner, Spain | 74-70--144 | +2 | |
77. | Carl Suneson, Spain | 74-70--144 | +2 | |
77. | Wayne Riley, Australia | 74-70--144 | +2 | |
77. | Soren Kjeldsen, Denmark | 68-76--144 | +2 | |
77. | Iain Pyman, England | 70-74--144 | +2 | |
77. | Paul Affleck, Wales | 75-69--144 | +2 | |
77. | Johan Rystr?Sweden | 75-69--144 | +2 | |
77. | Stephen Allan, Australia | 73-71--144 | +2 | |
77. | Van Phillips, England | 68-76--144 | +2 | |
77. | Marc Farry, France | 73-71--144 | +2 | |
77. | Joakim Rask, Sweden | 74-70--144 | +2 | |
77. | Henrik Nystrom, Sweden | 77-67--144 | +2 | |
77. | Dean Robertson, Scotland | 72-72--144 | +2 | |
77. | Peter Fowler, Australia | 70-74--144 | +2 | |
77. | Hennie Otto, South Africa | 75-69--144 | +2 | |
96. | Mats Lanner, Sweden | 73-72--145 | +3 | |
96. | Gustavo Rojas, Argentina | 75-70--145 | +3 | |
96. | Nicolas Vanhootegem, Belgium | 73-72--145 | +3 | |
96. | Gary Evans, England | 73-72--145 | +3 | |
96. | Malcolm Mackenzie, England | 73-72--145 | +3 | |
96. | Gary Emerson, England | 73-72--145 | +3 | |
96. | Roger Winchester, England | 74-71--145 | +3 | |
96. | Miguel Angel Martin, Spain | 73-72--145 | +3 | |
96. | Matthew Blackey, England | 74-71--145 | +3 | |
96. | Peter Lonard, Australia | 73-72--145 | +3 | |
96. | Roger Wessels, South Africa | 72-73--145 | +3 | |
96. | Mattias Eliasson, Sweden | 74-71--145 | +3 | |
96. | Benoit Teilleria, France | 71-74--145 | +3 | |
109. | Santiago Luna, Spain | 74-72--146 | +4 | |
109. | a-Anders Hultman, Sweden | 75-71--146 | +4 | |
109. | Fredrik Jacobson, Sweden | 74-72--146 | +4 | |
109. | Niclas Fasth, Sweden | 73-73--146 | +4 | |
109. | David Howell, England | 70-76--146 | +4 | |
109. | Soren Hansen, Denmark | 75-71--146 | +4 | |
115. | Jorge Berendt, Argentina | 72-75--147 | +5 | |
115. | Robert Karlsson, Sweden | 75-72--147 | +5 | |
115. | Anders Forsbrand, Sweden | 74-73--147 | +5 | |
115. | Kevin Carissimi, United States | 75-72--147 | +5 | |
115. | Jos?ivero, Spain | 72-75--147 | +5 | |
115. | Greig Hutcheon, Scotland | 73-74--147 | +5 | |
115. | David Park, Wales | 74-73--147 | +5 | |
115. | Kalle Brink, Sweden | 72-75--147 | +5 | |
115. | Richard Green, Australia | 72-75--147 | +5 | |
115. | a-Par Nilsson, Sweden | 76-71--147 | +5 | |
115. | Robin Byrd, United States | 74-73--147 | +5 | |
126. | a-Carl Peterson, Sweden | 73-75--148 | +6 | |
126. | Johan Skold, Sweden | 73-75--148 | +6 | |
126. | Peter Hedblom, Sweden | 76-72--148 | +6 | |
126. | Ignacio Garrido, Spain | 74-74--148 | +6 | |
126. | Scott Rowe, United States | 75-73--148 | +6 | |
126. | Jos?anuel Carriles, Spain | 73-75--148 | +6 | |
126. | Ola Eliasson, Sweden | 73-75--148 | +6 | |
126. | Ulrik Gustafsson, Sweden | 74-74--148 | +6 | |
134. | Mats Hallberg, Sweden | 75-74--149 | +7 | |
134. | Rodger Davis, Australia | 73-76--149 | +7 | |
134. | a-Rickard Sundgren, Sweden | 79-70--149 | +7 | |
134. | Peter Baker, England | 79-70--149 | +7 | |
134. | Costantino Rocca, Italy | 76-73--149 | +7 | |
139. | Russell Claydon, England | 76-74--150 | +8 | |
139. | Fredrik Henge, Sweden | 73-77--150 | +8 | |
141. | Peter Gustafsson, Sweden | 81-70--151 | +9 | |
141. | a-Willhelm Schauman, Sweden | 75-76--151 | +9 | |
143. | Richard S Johnson, Sweden | 76-76--152 | +10 | |
144. | Mikael Piltz, Finland | 76-77--153 | +11 | |
144. | Stephen Scahill, New Zealand | 77-76--153 | +11 | |
144. | Rapha?Jacquelin, France | 78-75--153 | +11 | |
147. | Didier De Vooght, Belgium | 81-73--154 | +12 | |
147. | Per G Nyman, Sweden | 78-76--154 | +12 | |
149. | Michael Jonzon, Sweden | 80-77--157 | +15 | |
149. | Fernando Roca, Spain | 79-78--157 | +15 | |
149. | Francisco Cea, Spain | 77-80--157 | +15 | |
WD. Elliot Boult, New Zealand 77-WD | ||||
WD. Mark Davis, England 73-WD | ||||
WD. Bradley Dredge, Wales 76-WD | ||||
WD. Nick, Ludwell, England 80-WD | ||||
WD. Andrew Oldcorn, Scotland 73-WD | ||||
--European Tour | ||||
