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Rose returns to No. 3 in the world
Justin Rose returned to No. 3 in the Official World Golf Ranking after his U.S. Open victory at Merion.
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Justin Rose became the first English golfer to win a U.S. Open since Tony Jacklin won at Hazeltine National in 1970.
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Justin Rose became the first English golfer to win a U.S. Open since Tony Jacklin won at Hazeltine National in 1970.
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Scores with relation to par and earnings Monday, Sept. 15 from the final round of the John Deere Classic played at the par 71, 7,183-yard TPC at Deere Run in Silva, Ill. (Note: a-amateur):
1. | Vijay Singh, | $630,000 | 66-68-69-65--268 | -16 |
2. | Chris Riley, | 261,333 | 66-69-66-71--272 | -12 |
2. | J.L. Lewis, | 261,333 | 65-65-71-71--272 | -12 |
2. | Jonathan Byrd, | 261,333 | 65-67-72-68--272 | -12 |
5. | Hidemichi Tanaka, | 127,750 | 70-67-67-69--273 | -11 |
5. | Kevin Sutherland, | 127,750 | 69-67-71-66--273 | -11 |
5. | Paul Stankowski, | 127,750 | 70-65-68-70--273 | -11 |
8. | Jerry Kelly, | 105,000 | 71-70-68-65--274 | -10 |
8. | Notah Begay III, | 105,000 | 67-71-65-71--274 | -10 |
10. | Glen Day, | 91,000 | 72-65-70-68--275 | -9 |
10. | Bernhard Langer, | 91,000 | 71-65-70-69--275 | -9 |
12. | Tom Gillis, | 73,500 | 75-65-68-68--276 | -8 |
12. | Joe Durant, | 73,500 | 70-68-68-70--276 | -8 |
12. | Pat Perez, | 73,500 | 69-68-71-68--276 | -8 |
15. | Mathias Gronberg, | 61,250 | 71-69-69-68--277 | -7 |
15. | Carl Pettersson, | 61,250 | 71-70-73-63--277 | -7 |
17. | Brent Schwarzrock, | 50,750 | 73-67-70-68--278 | -6 |
17. | Aaron Barber, | 50,750 | 68-70-70-70--278 | -6 |
17. | Scott McCarron, | 50,750 | 70-68-69-71--278 | -6 |
17. | Billy Mayfair, | 50,750 | 67-71-69-71--278 | -6 |
21. | Bob Burns, | 37,800 | 67-73-69-70--279 | -5 |
21. | Stephen Ames, | 37,800 | 72-69-72-66--279 | -5 |
21. | Harrison Frazar, | 37,800 | 69-69-72-69--279 | -5 |
21. | Niclas Fasth, | 37,800 | 73-68-68-70--279 | -5 |
25. | Jeff Maggert, | 29,400 | 68-72-71-69--280 | -4 |
25. | Steven Alker, | 29,400 | 69-73-67-71--280 | -4 |
27. | Garrett Willis, | 22,808 | 67-73-69-72--281 | -3 |
27. | Davis Love III, | 22,808 | 70-70-70-71--281 | -3 |
27. | Steve Lowery, | 22,808 | 72-68-75-66--281 | -3 |
27. | Brian Gay, | 22,808 | 72-68-70-71--281 | -3 |
27. | Mark Brooks, | 22,808 | 71-70-71-69--281 | -3 |
27. | Tom Byrum, | 22,808 | 70-69-72-70--281 | -3 |
27. | Peter Jacobsen, | 22,808 | 72-69-73-67--281 | -3 |
27. | Brenden Pappas, | 22,808 | 69-73-71-68--281 | -3 |
27. | Paul Goydos, | 22,808 | 71-71-71-68--281 | -3 |
36. | Craig Barlow, | 15,069 | 69-70-70-73--282 | -2 |
36. | Chris Smith, | 15,069 | 67-72-72-71--282 | -2 |
36. | Shaun Micheel, | 15,069 | 73-66-73-70--282 | -2 |
36. | Kenichi Kuboya, | 15,069 | 69-70-70-73--282 | -2 |
36. | Skip Kendall, | 15,069 | 67-74-72-69--282 | -2 |
36. | Chris Anderson, | 15,069 | 69-69-71-73--282 | -2 |
36. | John Riegger, | 15,069 | 73-69-68-72--282 | -2 |
36. | Luke Donald, | 15,069 | 70-72-70-70--282 | -2 |
36. | Jeff Brehaut, | 15,069 | 70-72-68-72--282 | -2 |
45. | Paul Azinger, | 10,850 | 69-72-70-72--283 | -1 |
45. | Dennis Paulson, | 10,850 | 67-72-71-73--283 | -1 |
45. | Robert Gamez, | 10,850 | 69-73-71-70--283 | -1 |
48. | Stan Utley, | 8,904 | 73-66-73-72--284 | E |
48. | Jim Carter, | 8,904 | 72-69-71-72--284 | E |
48. | Akio Sadakata, | 8,904 | 70-68-74-72--284 | E |
48. | Joey Sindelar, | 8,904 | 68-73-70-73--284 | E |
48. | Greg Chalmers, | 8,904 | 71-70-74-69--284 | E |
53. | Loren Roberts, | 8,064 | 70-70-73-72--285 | +1 |
53. | Tom Lehman, | 8,064 | 72-69-76-68--285 | +1 |
53. | Tom Scherrer, | 8,064 | 67-74-71-73--285 | +1 |
53. | D.A. Weibring, | 8,064 | 69-69-73-74--285 | +1 |
53. | Deane Pappas, | 8,064 | 72-70-74-69--285 | +1 |
58. | Kirk Triplett, | 7,805 | 72-69-73-72--286 | +2 |
58. | Steve Allan, | 7,805 | 72-70-74-70--286 | +2 |
60. | Tommy Armour III, | 7,700 | 68-74-73-73--288 | +4 |
61. | Esteban Toledo, | 7,595 | 68-72-76-73--289 | +5 |
61. | Andy Miller, | 7,595 | 69-72-72-76--289 | +5 |
63. | Mike Grob, | 7,490 | 72-69-76-73--290 | +6 |
64. | a-Tyler Swanson, | 0 | 71-71-76-73--291 | +7 |
65. | Bart Bryant, | 7,420 | 72-70-76-74--292 | +8 |
WD. Justin Leonard 69-67--WD | ||||
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67. | Mike Sposa | 71-72--143 | +1 | |
67. | Donnie Hammond | 72-71--143 | +1 | |
67. | Fred Funk | 76-67--143 | +1 | |
67. | Matt Gogel | 73-70--143 | +1 | |
67. | Steve Pate | 71-72--143 | +1 | |
67. | Dicky Pride | 73-70--143 | +1 | |
67. | Dean Wilson | 71-72--143 | +1 | |
67. | Mike Heinen | 69-74--143 | +1 | |
67. | Andrew Magee | 71-72--143 | +1 | |
67. | Jay Delsing | 70-73--143 | +1 | |
67. | Patrick Sheehan | 71-72--143 | +1 | |
67. | David Frost | 71-72--143 | +1 | |
67. | Mark Wilson | 68-75--143 | +1 | |
67. | J.P. Hayes | 70-73--143 | +1 | |
67. | Robert Damron | 73-70--143 | +1 | |
67. | Scott Simpson | 71-72--143 | +1 | |
67. | Nick Watney | 71-72--143 | +1 | |
67. | Vance Veazey | 70-73--143 | +1 | |
85. | Olin Browne | 71-73--144 | +2 | |
85. | Marco Dawson | 75-69--144 | +2 | |
85. | Bill Glasson | 70-74--144 | +2 | |
85. | Ben Crane | 75-69--144 | +2 | |
85. | John Daly | 73-71--144 | +2 | |
85. | Carl Paulson | 72-72--144 | +2 | |
85. | Brian Bateman | 72-72--144 | +2 | |
85. | Shigeki Maruyama | 71-73--144 | +2 | |
85. | Steve Stricker | 70-74--144 | +2 | |
85. | Greg Norman | 71-73--144 | +2 | |
85. | Jay Don Blake | 70-74--144 | +2 | |
85. | John Senden | 74-70--144 | +2 | |
85. | Jason Buha | 76-68--144 | +2 | |
85. | Chris Greenwood | 70-74--144 | +2 | |
99. | Mathew Goggin | 74-71--145 | +3 | |
99. | Jeff Sluman | 71-74--145 | +3 | |
99. | David Peoples | 74-71--145 | +3 | |
99. | Anthony Painter | 72-73--145 | +3 | |
99. | Matt Kuchar | 71-74--145 | +3 | |
99. | Heath Slocum | 71-74--145 | +3 | |
99. | Jeff Klein | 75-70--145 | +3 | |
99. | Bubba Dickerson | 75-70--145 | +3 | |
107. | Richard S. Johnson | 72-74--146 | +4 | |
107. | Gene Sauers | 73-73--146 | +4 | |
107. | Dave Stockton, Jr. | 72-74--146 | +4 | |
107. | David Sutherland | 75-71--146 | +4 | |
107. | Jason Gore | 70-76--146 | +4 | |
107. | Kenneth Staton | 73-73--146 | +4 | |
107. | Michael Clark II | 73-73--146 | +4 | |
107. | Woody Austin | 76-70--146 | +4 | |
107. | Brian Henninger | 74-72--146 | +4 | |
116. | Joel Edwards | 72-75--147 | +5 | |
116. | David Gossett | 75-72--147 | +5 | |
116. | Zach Johnson | 70-77--147 | +5 | |
116. | Jim Lemon | 76-71--147 | +5 | |
116. | Todd Fischer | 74-73--147 | +5 | |
116. | Gavin Coles | 72-75--147 | +5 | |
122. | Tim Herron | 73-75--148 | +6 | |
122. | Lee Janzen | 72-76--148 | +6 | |
122. | Brandel Chamblee | 76-72--148 | +6 | |
122. | Brad Elder | 75-73--148 | +6 | |
122. | Kaname Yokoo | 71-77--148 | +6 | |
122. | Matt Weibring | 71-77--148 | +6 | |
128. | Mark O'Meara | 76-73--149 | +7 | |
128. | Ricky Barnes | 73-76--149 | +7 | |
128. | Cliff Kresge | 75-74--149 | +7 | |
128. | Cameron Yancey | 74-75--149 | +7 | |
128. | Sean McCarty | 77-72--149 | +7 | |
133. | Mike Hulbert | 74-76--150 | +8 | |
133. | Tim Petrovic | 71-79--150 | +8 | |
133. | Darron Stiles | 75-75--150 | +8 | |
133. | Kent Jones | 77-73--150 | +8 | |
133. | Paul Gow | 75-75--150 | +8 | |
133. | Scott Laycock | 74-76--150 | +8 | |
133. | Scott Brauer | 74-76--150 | +8 | |
140. | Cameron Beckman | 77-74--151 | +9 | |
140. | John E. Morgan | 74-77--151 | +9 | |
140. | Grant Waite | 79-72--151 | +9 | |
140. | Spike McRoy | 75-76--151 | +9 | |
144. | Tom Carter | 77-75--152 | +10 | |
145. | John Bermel | 75-78--153 | +11 | |
145. | Pat Bates | 77-76--153 | +11 | |
147. | Brandon Cobb | 77-77--154 | +12 | |
147. | Chris Winkel | 80-74--154 | +12 | |
149. | Willie Wood | 76-80--156 | +14 | |
150. | John Maginnes | 79-78--157 | +15 | |
151. | Todd Barranger | 81-81--162 | +20 | |
WD. Briny Baird 75-WD | ||||
WD. Neal Lancaster 73-WD | ||||
WD. Jay Williamson 74-WD | ||||
WD. Ian Leggatt 78-WD | ||||
WD. Corey Pavin | ||||
DQ. Alex Cejka | ||||
--Associated Press | ||||
