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Bae withdraws from Open Championship qualifier
Having gone 72 grueling holes in vintage Texas heat and wind to secure his first PGA Tour win, Sang-Moon Bae chose not to play 36 more to try and secure an Open Championship spot on Monday.
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View images of Tiger Woods and a few other players from the final round of The Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass.
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5 Things: Alabama takes winning streak to Athens
Alabama is aiming for national title No. 2, season victory No. 8 and consecutive victory No. 6 this week at the NCAA Women's Championship. Here are 5 Things you need to know from Monday's practice rounds in Athens, Ga.
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View pictures of teams as they make their way through Round 1 at the NCAA Championship at University of Georgia Golf Course.
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Thunderbird to host top players from the world
The AJGA’s Thunderbird International Junior is set to take place May 25-27 at Grayhawk Golf Club’s Raptor course in Scottsdale, Ariz. For the 13th consecutive year, the Thunderbird will boast a good field of homegrown American players along with an international mix.
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Balicki: Northeast Am's Glass leaves incredible legacy
Denny Glass, who has been tournament chairman for the Northeast Amateur in Rumford, R.I., since 1994, announced his retirement from that post last week. But his impact will be felt for years.
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Photos By Tracy Wilcox: View pictures of teams as they make their way through Round 1 at the NCAA Championship at University of Georgia Golf Course.
Bauchou's short game pays off in tournaments
Multiple juniors have advanced through U.S. Open local qualifying and will play in Sectional qualifying June 3 at various golf courses around the country. But for Zachary Bauchou, he will always remember his first.
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Final scores with earnings and relation to par from the Greater Hickory Classic, played Oct. 1 at the par-72, 7,046-yard Rock Barn Golf and Spa (Jones) in Conover, N.C. (Note: x-won playoff):
1. | x-Andy Bean, | $240,000 | 63-70-68--201 | -15 |
1. | R.W. Eaks, | 140,800 | 69-67-65--201 | -15 |
3. | Chip Beck, | 115,200 | 67-69-67--203 | -13 |
4. | Dana Quigley, | 96,000 | 67-71-66--204 | -12 |
5. | Joe Ozaki, | 62,400 | 69-70-66--205 | -11 |
5. | Tom Purtzer, | 62,400 | 68-69-68--205 | -11 |
5. | Hajime Meshiai, | 62,400 | 70-67-68--205 | -11 |
5. | Allen Doyle, | 62,400 | 69-66-70--205 | -11 |
9. | Larry Nelson, | 44,800 | 70-69-67--206 | -10 |
10. | Walter Hall, | 38,400 | 69-72-66--207 | -9 |
10. | Jay Haas, | 38,400 | 74-67-66--207 | -9 |
10. | Brad Bryant, | 38,400 | 69-68-70--207 | -9 |
13. | Craig Stadler, | 28,000 | 71-71-66--208 | -8 |
13. | Bob Eastwood, | 28,000 | 68-73-67--208 | -8 |
13. | Bob Gilder, | 28,000 | 71-70-67--208 | -8 |
13. | Curtis Strange, | 28,000 | 70-70-68--208 | -8 |
13. | James Mason, | 28,000 | 70-69-69--208 | -8 |
13. | Tom Kite, | 28,000 | 68-68-72--208 | -8 |
19. | David Edwards, | 21,173.34 | 71-72-66--209 | -7 |
19. | Tom McKnight, | 21,173.33 | 70-72-67--209 | -7 |
19. | John Jacobs, | 21,173.33 | 70-70-69--209 | -7 |
22. | Danny Edwards, | 17,240 | 70-75-65--210 | -6 |
22. | Wayne Levi, | 17,240 | 72-69-69--210 | -6 |
22. | Jay Sigel, | 17,240 | 70-70-70--210 | -6 |
22. | Gil Morgan, | 17,240 | 69-70-71--210 | -6 |
26. | Dave Eichelberger, | 13,600 | 70-74-67--211 | -5 |
26. | Scott Simpson, | 13,600 | 72-72-67--211 | -5 |
26. | Mark McNulty, | 13,600 | 73-69-69--211 | -5 |
26. | Vicente Fernandez, | 13,600 | 69-72-70--211 | -5 |
26. | David Eger, | 13,600 | 71-70-70--211 | -5 |
26. | Ron Streck, | 13,600 | 71-67-73--211 | -5 |
32. | Keith Fergus, | 11,040 | 70-72-70--212 | -4 |
32. | Bruce Summerhays, | 11,040 | 71-70-71--212 | -4 |
32. | Lonnie Nielsen, | 11,040 | 71-69-72--212 | -4 |
35. | Kirk Hanefeld, | 9,400 | 72-73-68--213 | -3 |
35. | Morris Hatalsky, | 9,400 | 71-72-70--213 | -3 |
35. | Kenny Knox, | 9,400 | 71-72-70--213 | -3 |
35. | Mark Lye, | 9,400 | 69-71-73--213 | -3 |
39. | Tom Jenkins, | 7,680 | 72-71-71--214 | -2 |
39. | Bob Murphy, | 7,680 | 71-72-71--214 | -2 |
39. | Massy Kuramoto, | 7,680 | 69-72-73--214 | -2 |
39. | Ed Dougherty, | 7,680 | 70-70-74--214 | -2 |
39. | Jose Maria Canizares, | 7,680 | 69-70-75--214 | -2 |
39. | Joe Inman, | 7,680 | 70-68-76--214 | -2 |
45. | Leonard Thompson, | 6,400 | 68-74-73--215 | -1 |
45. | John Harris, | 6,400 | 70-69-76--215 | -1 |
47. | Jack Ferenz, | 5,280 | 70-74-72--216 | E |
47. | Mark James, | 5,280 | 70-73-73--216 | E |
47. | Jim Dent, | 5,280 | 76-68-72--216 | E |
47. | Gary McCord, | 5,280 | 70-72-74--216 | E |
47. | Bill Longmuir, | 5,280 | 69-71-76--216 | E |
52. | Hugh Baiocchi, | 4,053.34 | 73-73-71--217 | +1 |
52. | Larry Ziegler, | 4,053.33 | 71-73-73--217 | +1 |
52. | Dick Mast, | 4,053.33 | 73-70-74--217 | +1 |
55. | J.C. Snead, | 3,280 | 73-73-72--218 | +2 |
55. | Bruce Fleisher, | 3,280 | 75-72-71--218 | +2 |
55. | Jim Thorpe, | 3,280 | 72-73-73--218 | +2 |
55. | Vance Heafner, | 3,280 | 72-71-75--218 | +2 |
55. | Mike San Filippo, | 3,280 | 75-67-76--218 | +2 |
55. | Tim Simpson, | 3,280 | 69-70-79--218 | +2 |
61. | Lee Trevino, | 2,720 | 71-77-71--219 | +3 |
62. | Mitch Adcock, | 2,400 | 71-77-72--220 | +4 |
62. | Tom Wargo, | 2,400 | 68-73-79--220 | +4 |
62. | Mark Johnson, | 2,400 | 67-73-80--220 | +4 |
65. | Dan Pohl, | 2,000 | 78-71-72--221 | +5 |
65. | Jim Ahern, | 2,000 | 71-72-78--221 | +5 |
67. | Denis Watson, | 1,516.80 | 75-75-73--223 | +7 |
67. | Jim Albus, | 1,516.80 | 69-82-72--223 | +7 |
67. | Mike McCullough, | 1,516.80 | 71-78-74--223 | +7 |
67. | John Bland, | 1,516.80 | 71-78-74--223 | +7 |
67. | Rick Karbowski, | 1,516.80 | 72-73-78--223 | +7 |
72. | Rick Rhoden, | 1,168 | 73-81-71--225 | +9 |
72. | Rocky Thompson, | 1,168 | 76-73-76--225 | +9 |
74. | Jim Colbert, | 1,056 | 74-78-77--229 | +13 |
75. | Chris Starkjohann, | 960 | 76-78-78--232 | +16 |
75. | Gibby Gilbert, | 960 | 71-77-84--232 | +16 |
WD. Bobby Wadkins 77-WD | ||||
DQ. Doug Tewell 72-72-79--DQ | ||||
