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Final results with earnings and relation to par from the ABC Championhship, played Oct. 29 at the par-72 ABC Golf Club in Hyogo, Japan (Notes: earnings in yen; a-amateur):
1. | Shingo Katayama, Y | 24,000,000 | 71-70-68-62--271 | -17 |
2. | Y.E. Yang, | 12,000,000 | 66-71-69-65--271 | -17 |
3. | Hisayuki Sasaki, | 8,160,000 | 71-67-67-70--275 | -13 |
4. | Yusaku Miyazato, | 5,760,000 | 70-70-68-68--276 | -12 |
5. | Taichi Teshima, | 4,800,000 | 69-70-70-68--277 | -11 |
6. | Hiroyuki Fujita, | 4,320,000 | 70-74-69-65--278 | -10 |
7. | Hidemasa Hoshino, | 3,810,000 | 69-70-74-66--279 | -9 |
7. | Toru Taniguchi, | 3,810,000 | 71-69-70-69--279 | -9 |
9. | Dong-Hwan Lee, | 3,264,000 | 71-70-75-64--280 | -8 |
9. | Azuma Yano, | 3,264,000 | 67-68-72-73--280 | -8 |
11. | Gregory Meyer, | 2,784,000 | 68-74-70-69--281 | -7 |
11. | Satoru Hirota, | 2,784,000 | 70-73-67-71--281 | -7 |
13. | Yoshikazu Haku, | 2,304,000 | 70-70-73-69--282 | -6 |
13. | Katsumune Imai, | 2,304,000 | 70-66-73-73--282 | -6 |
15. | Frankie Minoza, | 1,776,000 | 67-74-74-68--283 | -5 |
15. | Tetsuya Haraguchi, | 1,776,000 | 69-72-73-69--283 | -5 |
15. | Brendan Jones, | 1,776,000 | 72-70-70-71--283 | -5 |
15. | Katsumasa Miyamoto, | 1,776,000 | 72-70-70-71--283 | -5 |
15. | Mamo Osanai, | 1,776,000 | 70-71-70-72--283 | -5 |
15. | Toshinori Muto, | 1,776,000 | 72-73-66-72--283 | -5 |
21. | Prayad Marksaeng, | 1,200,000 | 70-75-71-69--285 | -3 |
21. | Yasuharu Imano, | 1,200,000 | 72-69-74-70--285 | -3 |
21. | Makoto Inoue, | 1,200,000 | 70-73-73-69--285 | -3 |
21. | Nobuhiro Masuda, | 1,200,000 | 72-72-70-71--285 | -3 |
21. | Kaname Yokoo, | 1,200,000 | 70-72-70-73--285 | -3 |
21. | Takuya Taniguchi, | 1,200,000 | 73-70-67-75--285 | -3 |
27. | Sushi Ishigaki, | 888,000 | 70-72-74-70--286 | -2 |
27. | Ik-Je Chang, | 888,000 | 73-69-73-71--286 | -2 |
27. | Mitsuhiro Tateyama, | 888,000 | 75-71-67-73--286 | -2 |
27. | Masaya Tomida, | 888,000 | 71-70-71-74--286 | -2 |
27. | Yoshinobu Tsukada, | 888,000 | 72-75-72-67--286 | -2 |
32. | Jun Kikuchi, | 711,000 | 72-71-73-71--287 | -1 |
32. | Jong-Duck Kim, | 711,000 | 67-72-78-70--287 | -1 |
32. | Tadahisa Inoue, | 711,000 | 71-69-74-73--287 | -1 |
32. | Steven Conran, | 711,000 | 72-72-74-69--287 | -1 |
36. | Toshimitsu Izawa, | 636,000 | 72-71-72-73--288 | E |
36. | Takashi Kanemoto, | 636,000 | 73-72-68-75--288 | E |
38. | Dinesh Chand, | 480,000 | 72-72-72-73--289 | +1 |
38. | Katsuya Nakagawa, | 480,000 | 78-69-70-72--289 | +1 |
38. | Nobuhito Sato, | 480,000 | 73-70-71-75--289 | +1 |
38. | Kouki Idoki, | 480,000 | 69-74-75-71--289 | +1 |
38. | Tomohiro Kondo, | 480,000 | 70-76-72-71--289 | +1 |
38. | Ryoken Kawagishi, | 480,000 | 72-74-72-71--289 | +1 |
38. | Eiji Mizoguchi, | 480,000 | 73-73-72-71--289 | +1 |
38. | Tatsuya Mitsuhashi, | 480,000 | 69-77-72-71--289 | +1 |
38. | Hirofumi Miyase, | 480,000 | 73-73-67-76--289 | +1 |
38. | Yui Ueda, | 480,000 | 72-75-71-71--289 | +1 |
38. | Shinichi Yokota, | 480,000 | 75-71-73-70--289 | +1 |
49. | Hiroshi Iwata, | 327,600 | 73-74-68-75--290 | +2 |
49. | Toru Suzuki, | 327,600 | 74-70-71-75--290 | +2 |
49. | Scott Laycock, | 327,600 | 72-74-71-73--290 | +2 |
49. | Hiroya Kamide, | 327,600 | 74-73-73-70--290 | +2 |
53. | Ryuichi Oda, | 295,200 | 69-77-72-73--291 | +3 |
53. | Chris Campbell, | 295,200 | 73-71-76-71--291 | +3 |
53. | Hidezumi Shirakata, | 295,200 | 77-70-73-71--291 | +3 |
53. | S.K. Ho, | 295,200 | 69-72-81-69--291 | +3 |
57. | Toshiya Sakakura, | 280,000 | 74-70-77-72--293 | +5 |
57. | Naoya Takemoto, | 280,000 | 70-76-75-72--293 | +5 |
57. | Keiichiro Fukabori, | 280,000 | 73-74-74-72--293 | +5 |
60. | Hideki Kase, | 274,800 | 71-72-77-74--294 | +6 |
61. | a-Yoshinori Fujimoto, | 0 | 74-71-75-76--296 | +8 |
61. | Keng-Chi Lin, | 272,400 | 74-70-78-74--296 | +8 |
63. | Craig Jones, | 270,000 | 73-74-77-73--297 | +9 |
