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Sergio Garcia apologized for saying he would "serve fried chicken" while making a joke about having Tiger Woods over for dinner.
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Final results and relation to par March 11 in the AJGA Preseason Junior at Diablo Grande, played on the par-72, 6,803-yard The Legends West Course, Patterson, Calif.:
1. | Spencer Levin, Elk Grove, Calif. | 75-69--144 | E | |
1. | Lenny Park, Rowland Heights, Calif. | 74-70--144 | E | |
1. | Ryan Qualle, Turlock, Calif. | 73-71--144 | E | |
4. | Seann Harlingten, Scottsdale, Ariz. | 71-74--145 | +1 | |
5. | Bobby Nyberg, El Dorado Hills, Calif. | 74-73--147 | +3 | |
6. | Blake Moore, Monrovia, Calif. | 75-73--148 | +4 | |
7. | Neno Boonyaplanun, Irvine, Calif. | 78-71--149 | +5 | |
8. | Reid Scarff, Oroville, Calif. | 75-76--151 | +7 | |
9. | Edward McGlasson, Orange, Calif. | 74-78--152 | +8 | |
10. | Daniel Lim, Cupertino, Calif. | 77-76--153 | +9 | |
10. | Adam Sollers, Los Altos Hills, Calif. | 77-76--153 | +9 | |
10. | Spencer Paschall, Rancho Murieta, Calif. | 76-77--153 | +9 | |
13. | Paul Brown, South Pasadena, Calif. | 77-77--154 | +10 | |
13. | Dennis Huh, La Palma, Calif. | 77-77--154 | +10 | |
13. | Mick Baker, Danville, Calif. | 72-82--154 | +10 | |
16. | Joey Benedetti, Huntington Beach, Calif. | 80-75--155 | +11 | |
16. | Aaron Goldberg, Encinitas, Calif. | 80-75--155 | +11 | |
16. | Joe Ryon, Carlsbad, Calif. | 77-78--155 | +11 | |
16. | Colin Wilcox, Camarillo, Calif. | 77-78--155 | +11 | |
16. | Michael Wilson, Pacific Grove, Calif. | 74-81--155 | +11 | |
21. | Dustin Robbins, Henderson, Nev. | 82-74--156 | +12 | |
22. | Jordan Nasser, Anaheim Hills, Calif. | 80-77--157 | +13 | |
23. | Chad Wood, Fortuna, Calif. | 81-77--158 | +14 | |
23. | Stephen Harward, Santa Ana, Calif. | 79-79--158 | +14 | |
25. | Jeff Johnson, Glencoe, Ill. | 81-78--159 | +15 | |
25. | David Parrish, Las Vegas, Nev. | 80-79--159 | +15 | |
25. | Brent Peterson, Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. | 84-75--159 | +15 | |
28. | Giovanni Guzzo, Atherton, Calif. | 81-79--160 | +16 | |
28. | Matthew Ma, Aiea, Hawaii | 77-83--160 | +16 | |
28. | Brett Sollers, Los Altos Hills, Calif. | 83-77--160 | +16 | |
31. | Sean Meier, Palm Desert, Calif. | 82-79--161 | +17 | |
31. | Jason Davis, Rancho Sante Fe, Calif. | 82-79--161 | +17 | |
31. | Adam Kern, Castro Valley, Calif. | 81-80--161 | +17 | |
31. | Nathan Pistacchio, Fresno, Calif. | 79-82--161 | +17 | |
31. | Kurt Franz, Oakland, Calif. | 85-76--161 | +17 | |
36. | Michael Eddy, Portland, Ore. | 82-80--162 | +18 | |
36. | Jason Turner, Little Rock, Ark. | 78-84--162 | +18 | |
36. | Billy Moon, Irvine, Calif. | 83-79--162 | +18 | |
36. | Ari Goott, Sandy, Utah | 82-80--162 | +18 | |
40. | Scott MacDonald, Playa Del Rey, Calif. | 85-78--163 | +19 | |
40. | Jason Kramer, Englewood, Colo. | 85-78--163 | +19 | |
40. | Jon Pratkanis, Butler, Pa. | 84-79--163 | +19 | |
40. | Jonathan Lai, Arcadia, Calif. | 83-80--163 | +19 | |
40. | Aaron Davis, Palm Desert, Calif. | 82-81--163 | +19 | |
40. | Brett Kanda, La Crescenta, Calif. | 82-81--163 | +19 | |
46. | Steven Russo, Monterey, Calif. | 86-78--164 | +20 | |
46. | Brandon Graspointner, Turlock, Calif. | 84-80--164 | +20 | |
48. | Matt Kinsinger, Reno, Nev. | 80-85--165 | +21 | |
48. | Dusty Diedrich, Fresno, Calif. | 90-75--165 | +21 | |
48. | Kenta Minejima, Irvine, Calif. | 86-79--165 | +21 | |
51. | Andy Fohrer, Arcadia, Calif. | 80-86--166 | +22 | |
51. | Brian Archer, San Jose, Calif. | 86-80--166 | +22 | |
51. | Michael Corso, Scottsdale, Ariz. | 86-80--166 | +22 | |
54. | Louis Honore, Gardena, Calif. | 88-79--167 | +23 | |
54. | Bobby Pancratz, Chandler, Ariz. | 85-82--167 | +23 | |
56. | Adam Croxton, Somerset, Calif. | 81-87--168 | +24 | |
56. | Brian Carter, Portland, Ore. | 80-88--168 | +24 | |
56. | Trevor Ozawa, Honolulu, Hawaii | 88-80--168 | +24 | |
56. | Austin Wang, Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. | 86-82--168 | +24 | |
56. | Jeff Ditullio, Thousand Oaks, Calif. | 83-85--168 | +24 | |
61. | Tim Cha, Chino Hills, Calif. | 92-77--169 | +25 | |
61. | Chris Lavery, Irvine, Calif. | 83-86--169 | +25 | |
63. | Adam Buras, Covington, La. | 90-80--170 | +26 | |
63. | Nate Schunke, Rochester, Minn. | 84-86--170 | +26 | |
65. | Marty Melcher, Redlands, Calif. | 81-90--171 | +27 | |
65. | Lance Vasquez, Fort Worth, Texas | 92-79--171 | +27 | |
65. | Matt Rounds, Tucson, Ariz. | 88-83--171 | +27 | |
65. | Doug Green, Glendora, Calif. | 87-84--171 | +27 | |
69. | Trevor Branon, Los Gatos, Calif. | 93-79--172 | +28 | |
70. | Steven Crossley, Las Vegas, Nev. | 87-86--173 | +29 | |
70. | Cooper Essick, Pleasanton, Calif. | 85-88--173 | +29 | |
72. | David Blue, Edina, Minn. | 92-82--174 | +30 | |
72. | David Lenvin, Santa Monica, Calif. | 87-87--174 | +30 | |
74. | Andrew Temple, Berkeley, Calif. | 90-85--175 | +31 | |
75. | Garrett Sullivan, Reseda, Calif. | 91-85--176 | +32 | |
76. | Matt Tierney, Burlingame, Calif. | 94-85--179 | +35 | |
77. | Reyn Murphy, Los Alamitos, Calif. | 92-89--181 | +37 | |
78. | Scott Brozena, Littleton, Colo. | 98-88--186 | +42 | |
79. | Thom Irvin, Grays Lake, Ill. | 102-85--187 | +43 | |
79. | Scott Qualle, Turlock, Calif. | 92-95--187 | +43 | |
81. | Jeff Miller, Lone Tree, Colo. | 101-97--198 | +54 | |
WD Grant Haney, Glendale, Calif. 86-WD | ||||
WD Jared Tarlow, Calabasas, Calif. 89-WD | ||||
DQ Jon Burkard, Alameda, Calif. DQ | ||||
