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Scores with relation to par and earnings from the final round of the Bridgestone Open, played Oct. 26 at the par-72 Phoenix Country Club in Miyazaki, Japan (Note: x-won playoff; a-amateur; earnings in yen):
1. | x-Naomichi Ozaki, ? | 22,000,000 | 66-69-67-65 | 267 -21 |
2. | Paul Sheehan, | 11,000,000 | 66-67-66-68 | 267 -21 |
3. | Keng-Chi Lin, | 5,280,000 | 69-73-64-65 | 271 -17 |
3. | Shingo Katayama, | 5,280,000 | 69-68-67-67 | 271 -17 |
3. | Hiroyuki Fujita, | 5,280,000 | 66-66-71-68 | 271 -17 |
3. | Hideto Tanihara, | 5,280,000 | 70-68-63-70 | 271 -17 |
7. | Brendan Jones, | 3,492,500 | 70-70-66-66 | 272 -16 |
7. | Tetsuji Hiratsuka, | 3,492,500 | 65-73-67-67 | 272 -16 |
9. | Daisuke Maruyama, | 3,102,000 | 65-67-67-74 | 273 -15 |
10. | Koki Idoki, | 2,882,000 | 69-70-69-66 | 274 -14 |
11. | Masashi Ozaki, | 2,552,000 | 70-71-66-68 | 275 -13 |
11. | Hidemasa Hoshino, | 2,552,000 | 66-70-70-69 | 275 -13 |
13. | Taichi Teshima, | 2,222,000 | 70-72-68-66 | 276 -12 |
14. | Steven Conran, | 1,586,444 | 70-70-69-68 | 277 -11 |
14. | Tsuyoshi Yoneyama, | 1,586,444 | 71-69-68-69 | 277 -11 |
14. | Todd Hamilton, | 1,586,444 | 70-70-68-69 | 277 -11 |
14. | Hajime Meshiai, | 1,586,444 | 71-63-73-70 | 277 -11 |
14. | Hirofumi Miyase, | 1,586,444 | 71-68-67-71 | 277 -11 |
14. | Tim Petrovic, | 1,586,444 | 67-70-68-72 | 277 -11 |
14. | Nobuhito Sato, | 1,586,444 | 70-69-66-72 | 277 -11 |
14. | Zhang Lian-Wei, | 1,586,444 | 67-71-71-68 | 277 -11 |
14. | Nobuhiro Masuda, | 1,586,444 | 71-69-71-66 | 277 -11 |
23. | Scott Laycock, | 998,800 | 68-72-68-70 | 278 -10 |
23. | Shigemasa Higaki, | 998,800 | 72-70-65-71 | 278 -10 |
23. | Kiyoshi Maita, | 998,800 | 68-70-66-74 | 278 -10 |
23. | Takashi Kanemoto, | 998,800 | 72-70-67-69 | 278 -10 |
23. | Taichiro Kiyota, | 998,800 | 71-68-72-67 | 278 -10 |
28. | Toru Taniguchi, | 772,200 | 71-69-69-70 | 279 -9 |
28. | Shinichi Yokota, | 772,200 | 70-70-68-71 | 279 -9 |
28. | Jong-Duck Kim, | 772,200 | 69-67-71-72 | 279 -9 |
28. | a-Yuta Ikeda, | 0 | 67-75-65-72 | 279 -9 |
28. | Takashi Iwamoto, | 772,200 | 69-70-66-74 | 279 -9 |
28. | Katsuyoshi Tomori, | 772,200 | 69-73-68-69 | 279 -9 |
34. | Takuya Taniguchi, | 627,000 | 71-67-70-72 | 280 -8 |
34. | Nobuo Serizawa, | 627,000 | 71-66-70-73 | 280 -8 |
34. | Kiyoshi Miyazato, | 627,000 | 68-71-70-71 | 280 -8 |
34. | Nobumitsu Yuhara, | 627,000 | 72-67-72-69 | 280 -8 |
38. | Jun Kikuchi, | 528,000 | 69-72-67-73 | 281 -7 |
38. | S K Ho, | 528,000 | 69-70-70-72 | 281 -7 |
38. | Kazuhiko Hosokawa, | 528,000 | 71-70-68-72 | 281 -7 |
38. | Toshiaki Odate, | 528,000 | 70-72-70-69 | 281 -7 |
38. | Prayad Marksaeng, | 528,000 | 69-73-71-68 | 281 -7 |
43. | Dinesh Chand, | 396,000 | 70-71-67-74 | 282 -6 |
43. | Frankie Minoza, | 396,000 | 66-72-69-75 | 282 -6 |
43. | Mamoru Osanai, | 396,000 | 73-66-71-72 | 282 -6 |
43. | Takenori Hiraishi, | 396,000 | 71-70-70-71 | 282 -6 |
43. | Naomi Ohta, | 396,000 | 69-70-73-70 | 282 -6 |
43. | Adam Crawford, | 396,000 | 71-69-73-69 | 282 -6 |
43. | Yoshiaki Mano, | 396,000 | 70-71-73-68 | 282 -6 |
50. | Keiichiro Fukabori, | 310,200 | 71-68-69-75 | 283 -5 |
50. | Katsumasa Miyamoto, | 310,200 | 68-72-71-72 | 283 -5 |
52. | Toru Morita, | 286,000 | 70-70-70-74 | 284 -4 |
52. | Tomohiro Kondo, | 286,000 | 70-69-71-74 | 284 -4 |
52. | Hideki Kase, | 286,000 | 69-71-75-69 | 284 -4 |
55. | Tsuneyuki Nakajima, | 264,220 | 67-74-71-74 | 286 -2 |
55. | Jyoti Randhawa, | 264,220 | 70-65-77-74 | 286 -2 |
55. | Masayuki Kawamura, | 264,220 | 71-71-71-73 | 286 -2 |
55. | Tateo Ozaki, | 264,220 | 67-74-73-72 | 286 -2 |
55. | Soushi Tajima, | 264,220 | 69-69-77-71 | 286 -2 |
60. | Gregory Meyer, | 254,100 | 68-74-73-72 | 287 -1 |
61. | Richard Lee, | 251,900 | 73-68-71-76 | 288 E |
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Missed the cut | ||||
62. | Scott Hend | 70-73--143 | -1 | |
62. | Yoshinori Mizumaki | 74-69--143 | -1 | |
62. | Tze-Chung Chen | 72-71--143 | -1 | |
62. | Yasuharu Imano | 72-71--143 | -1 | |
62. | Peter Teravainen | 73-70--143 | -1 | |
62. | Satoru Hirota | 69-74--143 | -1 | |
62. | Go Higaki | 71-72--143 | -1 | |
69. | Azuma Yano | 71-73--144 | E | |
69. | Tsukasa Watanabe | 74-70--144 | E | |
69. | Kiyoshi Murota | 72-72--144 | E | |
69. | Toru Suzuki | 70-74--144 | E | |
69. | Yoshimitsu Fukuzawa | 73-71--144 | E | |
69. | Tadahiro Takayama | 71-73--144 | E | |
69. | Shinichi Akiba | 74-70--144 | E | |
69. | Mitsuhiro Tateyama | 72-72--144 | E | |
69. | Seiki Okuda | 72-72--144 | E | |
69. | Katsumune Imai | 72-72--144 | E | |
69. | David Smail | 72-72--144 | E | |
69. | Zaw Moe | 70-74--144 | E | |
81. | Tomokatsu Usuki | 73-72--145 | +1 | |
81. | Masahiro Kuramoto | 71-74--145 | +1 | |
81. | Shigeru Nonaka | 69-76--145 | +1 | |
84. | Satoshi Higashi | 73-73--146 | +2 | |
84. | Eiji Mizoguchi | 70-76--146 | +2 | |
84. | Yoshinori Kaneko | 72-74--146 | +2 | |
84. | Wei Tze Yeh | 76-70--146 | +2 | |
84. | Hirokazu Kuniyoshi | 70-76--146 | +2 | |
84. | Jeev Milkha Singh | 73-73--146 | +2 | |
84. | Katsuya Nakagawa | 70-76--146 | +2 | |
84. | David Ishii | 71-75--146 | +2 | |
92. | Yui Ueda | 71-76--147 | +3 | |
92. | Nozomi Kawahara | 72-75--147 | +3 | |
94. | Hiroshi Goda | 75-73--148 | +4 | |
94. | Katsunori Kuwabara | 72-76--148 | +4 | |
94. | Kim Dae Sub | 72-76--148 | +4 | |
97. | a-Shintarou Kai | 72-77--149 | +5 | |
97. | Masanori Kobayashi | 71-78--149 | +5 | |
99. | Saburo Fujiki | 74-76--150 | +6 | |
100. | a-Masatsugu Morofuji | 71-80--151 | +7 | |
WD. Keiji Sakamoto | ||||
--Japan Golf Tour | ||||
