No rest for the weary.. I'm on a mission here, set some lofty goals pre season.. Hopin by the Presidents Cup I accomplish them. Looking at the field, this is a pretty shitty group of players. I actually think Agent might have a chance here. Obviously the fed ex playoffs start the following week.. so I assume the main players will sit this week out and rest, but this is important to the people on the bubble. If anyone has any info on this tourney let me know. I'm assuming Snedker Love, Choi and Perez will be the odds on favorites. :shrug:
Wyndham Championship
- Thread starter abc
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Been cappin like crazy aint got much to do until school starts, its too hot to go to the beach.
Here is what i came up with..
John Senden 4
Kevin Sutherland 9
KJ Choi 12
Anders Hansen 12
Brandt Snedeker 18
Pat Perez 18
Joe Durant 18
Steve Flesch 23
Nathan Green 23
Shaun Micheel 32
Lucas Glover 50
Chad Campbell 57
Billy Mayfair 60
Troy Matteson 66
Tim Herron 66
Those are the guys playin this week who played last week and made the cut :SIB
Here is what i came up with..
John Senden 4
Kevin Sutherland 9
KJ Choi 12
Anders Hansen 12
Brandt Snedeker 18
Pat Perez 18
Joe Durant 18
Steve Flesch 23
Nathan Green 23
Shaun Micheel 32
Lucas Glover 50
Chad Campbell 57
Billy Mayfair 60
Troy Matteson 66
Tim Herron 66
Those are the guys playin this week who played last week and made the cut :SIB
Outright plays (total stake per play: 1pt)
Lucas Glover to win 25/1 e.w. @ Ladbrokes, Bet365, BlueSq and Boyle Sports
Siding with three Clemson players, which, even though Clemson is in South rather than North Carolina, "feels like home, ... it feels like South Carolina", in the words of Jonathan Byrd. Plus, they can count on a good contingent of support not only from Clemson, but due to being born in South Carolina and, for Glover and Warren, living just 160 miles down Route 85 in Greenville. They have all used that local factor to good effect in previous years and in Glover's case, it has meant an improvement in each of his three previous visits, culminating in a 6th place finish last year. In a good run of form that has yielded four top-15 finishes in his last five events in the U.S., a further improvement in his finishing position may well be achieved this week.
Jonathan Byrd to win 33/1 e.w. @ Bet365 and Boyle Sports
While Glover may be consistent, Byrd does have the distinction of having won an event in the past month: the John Deere Classic. Allied to a strong course history - two top-5 finishes in five years - and an extra weekend of preparation for this event after his missed the cut in last week's PGA Championship, Byrd should be another who finishes high up the leaderboard this week.
Charles Warren to win 50/1 e.w. @ Sportingbet / Sporting Odds
Apart from the local connections, Warren can boast being the joint course record holder (62) when finishing 3rd in 2005 and finished 2nd last time out in the Reno-Tahoe Open two weeks ago. Well-rested from not playing last week, he is the third member of this group who has already qualified for the FedEx Cup playoffs and has his Tour Card secured for next year, so is purely playing because this is a local event and that can be an important motivational factor at this stage of the season.
Lucas Glover to win 25/1 e.w. @ Ladbrokes, Bet365, BlueSq and Boyle Sports
Siding with three Clemson players, which, even though Clemson is in South rather than North Carolina, "feels like home, ... it feels like South Carolina", in the words of Jonathan Byrd. Plus, they can count on a good contingent of support not only from Clemson, but due to being born in South Carolina and, for Glover and Warren, living just 160 miles down Route 85 in Greenville. They have all used that local factor to good effect in previous years and in Glover's case, it has meant an improvement in each of his three previous visits, culminating in a 6th place finish last year. In a good run of form that has yielded four top-15 finishes in his last five events in the U.S., a further improvement in his finishing position may well be achieved this week.
Jonathan Byrd to win 33/1 e.w. @ Bet365 and Boyle Sports
While Glover may be consistent, Byrd does have the distinction of having won an event in the past month: the John Deere Classic. Allied to a strong course history - two top-5 finishes in five years - and an extra weekend of preparation for this event after his missed the cut in last week's PGA Championship, Byrd should be another who finishes high up the leaderboard this week.
Charles Warren to win 50/1 e.w. @ Sportingbet / Sporting Odds
Apart from the local connections, Warren can boast being the joint course record holder (62) when finishing 3rd in 2005 and finished 2nd last time out in the Reno-Tahoe Open two weeks ago. Well-rested from not playing last week, he is the third member of this group who has already qualified for the FedEx Cup playoffs and has his Tour Card secured for next year, so is purely playing because this is a local event and that can be an important motivational factor at this stage of the season.
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Wow Stan backin all the Clemson boys.. why not Trahan as well :scared Cant believe those guys dropped out this field gets weaker by the minute :00x16
However, I was interested to note that one player on my shortlist this week, Charles Warren, has spoken up in favour of the new Forest Oaks.
"I'd like to see it stay," Warren revealed and when you check the stats it's easy to see why. Warren was third here in 2005 and shot a course record 62 in the opening round before closing with a 65.
"The golf course sets up well for me," he said that year. "I think Davis (Love) has done an awesome job with this golf course. I liked it a lot before, but I think he's done a good job of keeping it up to modern standards."
Born in South Carolina and a graduate from Clemson, this is virtually a home game for Warren. "It's obviously familiar," he says. "I love this area. My first professional event was the Nationwide event here at Sedgefield in '98. I've got a little bit of a connection to Greensboro."
Nicely rested after missing the USPGA, Warren, who tops the US Tour's Total Driving, Total Eagles and Ball Striking stats, goes into the event on the back of a second place in Reno.
"I'd like to see it stay," Warren revealed and when you check the stats it's easy to see why. Warren was third here in 2005 and shot a course record 62 in the opening round before closing with a 65.
"The golf course sets up well for me," he said that year. "I think Davis (Love) has done an awesome job with this golf course. I liked it a lot before, but I think he's done a good job of keeping it up to modern standards."
Born in South Carolina and a graduate from Clemson, this is virtually a home game for Warren. "It's obviously familiar," he says. "I love this area. My first professional event was the Nationwide event here at Sedgefield in '98. I've got a little bit of a connection to Greensboro."
Nicely rested after missing the USPGA, Warren, who tops the US Tour's Total Driving, Total Eagles and Ball Striking stats, goes into the event on the back of a second place in Reno.
Im on this play as well..
Durant -115 over Kelly
Not going that big on it. Just a small action play.
Kelly has played really poorly these past 2 weeks. Durant seems to have found his swing. Kelly is a lot better golfer though so I didnt go big on this one. G luck to me and phar. :SIB
Like Glover and Warren and one other I like out of the bomber league is Steve Allan, decent price at 66/1.
Like the look of a couple of smaller hitters but cant make my mind up so any thoughts would be appreciated - Brian Davis, Leaney and interested that Anders Hansen has decided to play here rather than in the Scandanavian Masters.
On the match-ups, will play
Allan over V Taylor at -131
Allan ov Herron at 10/11
Warren ov Marino at -125
Like the look of a couple of smaller hitters but cant make my mind up so any thoughts would be appreciated - Brian Davis, Leaney and interested that Anders Hansen has decided to play here rather than in the Scandanavian Masters.
On the match-ups, will play
Allan over V Taylor at -131
Allan ov Herron at 10/11
Warren ov Marino at -125
yea i like the warren matchup over marino i saw it over at pinny. Im still hopin the greek puts some more up :shrug: This might be a boring week :com:
This is rediculous.. looks like my durant paly is null :shrug:
Kelly withdrew SHIT:com:
Bubba has withdrawn.. Kuchar has withdrawn.Micheel has WD'd Holmes has Wd'd.. I mean lets cancel this tourney.
I wish someone would give Jason day an invite
Kelly withdrew SHIT:com:
Bubba has withdrawn.. Kuchar has withdrawn.Micheel has WD'd Holmes has Wd'd.. I mean lets cancel this tourney.
I wish someone would give Jason day an invite
Stan you might need to bet snedeker also.. :shrug: I mean before you know it there will be no one left. I dont think Greek even has any matchups up now with guys left in the field :shrug:
By Christian Peterson
Senior Editor
The Wyndham Championship has never been a PGA TOUR stop regularly frequented by the best the world has to offer, but this year's festivities will be even less star-packed than usual. While the world's elite are either a) recovering after the PGA Championship or b) preparing for the FedEx Cup Playoffs, a bunch of bubble players will be in Greensboro at Forest Oaks Country Club in a desperate attempt to better their position for the potentially lucrative stretch run. For fantasy owners, this also represents one ? if not the - final weeks of the regular season, so in that way it's no less important than last week's PGA.
The Favorites
The tournament suffered a huge blow when K.J. Choi withdrew late on Monday. As the only player originally in the field ranked among the world's top 35 (Choi is currently 12th), and as a former champion, he would have been an overwhelming favorite. Now, that honor is probably split between defending champ Davis Love III and freshly anointed President's Cupper Lucas Glover. Love is seeking another late-season run like he went on a year ago, but his awful play up until this point makes him anything but a sure thing to win his second straight Wyndham title. Glover tied for sixth at Forest Oaks a year ago and has four top-12 finishes in his last six events.
The Best of the Rest
This sucker should be wide open, so you could basically group the entirety of the field in either of these sections. Unfortunately, another player we'd have mentioned in this section - Steve Flesch - has also withdrawn, so we'll have to go back to the drawing board with players like, ummm? Troy Matteson? Matteson has been playing well of late and tied for sixth in Greensboro last year, so he looks like a decent bet. Jonathan Byrd has also seen his game round into shape and has three top-12 finishes in five appearances at this event. After that, someone like Carl Pettersson is intriguing on name recognition alone, while John Senden looks attractive based on a very good finish last week at the PGA (T4).
Who's Hot?
Kevin Sutherland: Sutherland has top 10s in two of his last three events, including an impressive T9 last week at Southern Hills.
Brian Davis: Davis has made the cut in each of his last eight PGA TOUR events. During that span, he has a runner-up finish (Stanford St. Jude) and a T9 (two weeks ago in Reno).
Who's Not?
K.J. Choi, Steve Flesch, Jerry Kelly: All three players have withdrawn from this event. Booooo!
Bubba Watson: Did something happen to Bubba during the U.S. Open? Since his solid tie for fifth at Oakmont, Watoson has not finished better than 76th place in four events, missing the cut twice and being disqualified from another.
Player Trends
It's not a fool-proof indicator of future success, but golfers who fare well at a particular venue tend to do so time and again. With that in mind, we provide a list of players who have notable trends at this week's event (most recent results are listed first).
The Good
Arjun Atwal (T22, 6)
Lucas Glover (T6, T21, T57)
Brad Faxon (Two runner-ups in his last six appearances, five top 10s in 18 total)
Charles Warren (tied for third in his only career appearance)
Shigeki Maruyama (Cut, 2, T19, Win, Cut, T8)
The Bad
Bo Van Pelt (Cut, T16, T44, Cut)
Brian Bateman (Cut, T21, Cut, Cut)
Billy Mayfair (No top 10s in 12 career appearances)
Vaughn Taylor (T31, Cut, Cut)
Pat Perez (T69, Cut)
The Ugly
Jay Williamson (Cut, Cut, T73, Cut, Cut, Cut)
Weekly Rankings
1. Lucas Glover
2. Troy Matteson
3. Davis Love III
4. Carl Pettersson
5. Jonathan Byrd
Senior Editor
The Wyndham Championship has never been a PGA TOUR stop regularly frequented by the best the world has to offer, but this year's festivities will be even less star-packed than usual. While the world's elite are either a) recovering after the PGA Championship or b) preparing for the FedEx Cup Playoffs, a bunch of bubble players will be in Greensboro at Forest Oaks Country Club in a desperate attempt to better their position for the potentially lucrative stretch run. For fantasy owners, this also represents one ? if not the - final weeks of the regular season, so in that way it's no less important than last week's PGA.
The Favorites
The tournament suffered a huge blow when K.J. Choi withdrew late on Monday. As the only player originally in the field ranked among the world's top 35 (Choi is currently 12th), and as a former champion, he would have been an overwhelming favorite. Now, that honor is probably split between defending champ Davis Love III and freshly anointed President's Cupper Lucas Glover. Love is seeking another late-season run like he went on a year ago, but his awful play up until this point makes him anything but a sure thing to win his second straight Wyndham title. Glover tied for sixth at Forest Oaks a year ago and has four top-12 finishes in his last six events.
The Best of the Rest
This sucker should be wide open, so you could basically group the entirety of the field in either of these sections. Unfortunately, another player we'd have mentioned in this section - Steve Flesch - has also withdrawn, so we'll have to go back to the drawing board with players like, ummm? Troy Matteson? Matteson has been playing well of late and tied for sixth in Greensboro last year, so he looks like a decent bet. Jonathan Byrd has also seen his game round into shape and has three top-12 finishes in five appearances at this event. After that, someone like Carl Pettersson is intriguing on name recognition alone, while John Senden looks attractive based on a very good finish last week at the PGA (T4).
Who's Hot?
Kevin Sutherland: Sutherland has top 10s in two of his last three events, including an impressive T9 last week at Southern Hills.
Brian Davis: Davis has made the cut in each of his last eight PGA TOUR events. During that span, he has a runner-up finish (Stanford St. Jude) and a T9 (two weeks ago in Reno).
Who's Not?
K.J. Choi, Steve Flesch, Jerry Kelly: All three players have withdrawn from this event. Booooo!
Bubba Watson: Did something happen to Bubba during the U.S. Open? Since his solid tie for fifth at Oakmont, Watoson has not finished better than 76th place in four events, missing the cut twice and being disqualified from another.
Player Trends
It's not a fool-proof indicator of future success, but golfers who fare well at a particular venue tend to do so time and again. With that in mind, we provide a list of players who have notable trends at this week's event (most recent results are listed first).
The Good
Arjun Atwal (T22, 6)
Lucas Glover (T6, T21, T57)
Brad Faxon (Two runner-ups in his last six appearances, five top 10s in 18 total)
Charles Warren (tied for third in his only career appearance)
Shigeki Maruyama (Cut, 2, T19, Win, Cut, T8)
The Bad
Bo Van Pelt (Cut, T16, T44, Cut)
Brian Bateman (Cut, T21, Cut, Cut)
Billy Mayfair (No top 10s in 12 career appearances)
Vaughn Taylor (T31, Cut, Cut)
Pat Perez (T69, Cut)
The Ugly
Jay Williamson (Cut, Cut, T73, Cut, Cut, Cut)
Weekly Rankings
1. Lucas Glover
2. Troy Matteson
3. Davis Love III
4. Carl Pettersson
5. Jonathan Byrd
Date: August 16-19, 2007
Location: Forest Oaks Country Club ? Greensboro, NC
2006 Champion: Davis Love III
FedEx Cup points: 25,000
2007 Purse: $5.0 million ($900,000 to the winner)
2006 Recap
After struggling throughout the first eight months of the season, Davis Love III emerged victorious with four rounds in the 60s, including a final-round 66 that was enough to hold off runner-up Jason Bohn by two strokes. Love, a native North Carolinian, had won the event previously way back in 1992. It was DL3's 19th career PGA TOUR title, and his first since 2003, when he won four times.
2005 Recap
K.J. Choi shot an opening-round 64, then birdied the first four holes of his final round and recorded 10 one-putts on Sunday en route to the third victory of his PGA Tour career. He finished two shots ahead of 2003 champion Shigeki Maruyama, who holed out from a greenside bunker on the 18th hole to finish alone in second place. Choi carded four consecutive rounds in the 60s and finished at 22-under-par thanks to a blazing hot putter. He also hit every single fairway on Sunday. Three players tied for third, five shots behind Choi.
The Course
Forest Oaks was redesigned in 2003 by none other than DL3 himself, who said it was his intent to preserve the course's more traditional heritage. As you might expect, Love lengthened the course significantly, and the par-72 layout now measures over 7,300 yards. The 222-yard par-3 17th hole is one of the toughest on the track and one to keep an eye on this week. The greens, as a whole, are large with lots of undulation. There are minimal water hazards.
The Field
It wouldn't do fantasy golfers much good to play their top draft pick when he doesn't plan on teeing it up, which is why fantasy owners have to be very cognizant of who is playing each week. As a courtesy, we've provided this link to the official field as provided by PGATOUR.com.
Note: It's a good idea to check this list for the official field of players again on Wednesday, as it is not unusual for golfers to drop out of tournaments in the days leading up the first round.
**Wyndham Championship Official Field.
Leaderboards
Wyndham Championship (2006 Top 20)
Player Scores Total To Par Earnings
Win Davis Love III 69-69-68-66 272 -16 $900,000
2 Jason Bohn 69-69-70-66 274 -14 $540,000
T-3 Steve Flesch 69-69-69-68 275 -13 $290,000
T-3 Eric Axley 68-69-71-67 275 -13 $290,000
5 Ryan Palmer 71-65-73-67 276 -12 $200,000
T-6 Ryan Moore 67-70-71-69 277 -11 $151,250
T-6 Joe Durant 67-71-70-69 277 -11 $151,250
T-6 Daniel Chopra 68-74-66-69 277 -11 $151,250
T-6 Lucas Glover 73-69-66-69 277 -11 $151,250
T-6 Nick Watney 64-71-74-68 277 -11 $151,250
T-6 Troy Matteson 71-68-70-68 277 -11 $151,250
T-12 Chris Couch 69-68-69-72 278 -10 $92,143
T-12 Jonathan Byrd 67-71-71-69 278 -10 $92,143
T-12 Greg Owen 68-69-73-68 278 -10 $92,143
T-12 Brent Geiberger 64-75-71-68 278 -10 $92,143
T-12 Steve Stricker 69-70-71-68 278 -10 $92,143
T-12 Joe Ogilvie 69-72-70-67 278 -10 $92,143
T-12 Hunter Mahan 70-72-72-64 278 -10 $92,143
T-19 Brett Quigley 69-71-68-71 279 -9 $65,000
T-19 Charles Howell III 69-72-68-70 279 -9 $65,000
T-19 Billy Mayfair 71-70-70-68 279 -9 $65,000
Wyndham Championship (2005 Top 20)
Player Scores Total To Par Earnings
Win K.J. Choi 64-69-67-66 266 -22 $900,000
2 Shigeki Maruyama 70-65-66-67 268 -20 $540,000
T-3 Jason Bohn 71-65-65-70 271 -17 $260,000
T-3 Brandt Jobe 72-65-67-67 271 -17 $260,000
T-3 Charles Warren 62-74-70-65 271 -17 $260,000
T-6 Justin Rose 69-65-68-71 273 -15 $157,500
T-6 Tim Herron 70-66-67-70 273 -15 $157,500
T-6 Tim Clark 66-69-70-68 273 -15 $157,500
T-6 Jerry Kelly 70-68-67-68 273 -15 $157,500
T-6 J.L. Lewis 72-68-67-66 273 -15 $157,500
T-11 Carl Pettersson 69-67-69-69 274 -14 $120,000
T-11 Kent Jones 70-71-67-66 274 -14 $120,000
T-13 D.J. Trahan 65-69-66-75 275 -13 $94,750
T-13 Sergio Garcia 69-69-66-71 275 -13 $94,750
T-13 Wes Short, Jr. 68-70-69-68 275 -13 $94,750
T-13 Scott Gutschewski 67-74-66-68 275 -13 $94,750
T-17 Olin Browne 68-72-65-71 276 -12 $73,500
T-17 John Huston 66-66-74-70 276 -12 $73,500
T-17 Darron Stiles 69-69-68-70 276 -12 $73,500
T-17 Dudley Hart 70-67-70-69 276 -12 $73,500
Recent History
Year Champion Runner Up
2004 Brent Geiberger Michael Allen
2003 Shigeki Maruyama Brad Faxon
2002 Rocco Mediate Mark Calcavecchia
2001 Scott Hoch Brett Quigley / Scott Simpson
2000 Hal Sutton Andrew Magee
World Rankings
The following are the top-ranked players from the current Official World Golf Rankings entered into this event:
12. K.J. Choi
40. Anders Hansen
43. Davis Love III
47. John Senden
48. Carl Pettersson
52. John Rollins
53. Jerry Kelly
55. Joe Durant
58. Lucas Glover
65. Jonathan Byrd
67. Chad Campbell
68. Vaughn Taylor
71. Shaun Micheel
74. Pat Perez
75. J.J. Henry
80. Brandt Snedeker
86. Brett Quigley
87. Bubba Watson
88. Dean Wilson
89. Peter Lonard
Location: Forest Oaks Country Club ? Greensboro, NC
2006 Champion: Davis Love III
FedEx Cup points: 25,000
2007 Purse: $5.0 million ($900,000 to the winner)
2006 Recap
After struggling throughout the first eight months of the season, Davis Love III emerged victorious with four rounds in the 60s, including a final-round 66 that was enough to hold off runner-up Jason Bohn by two strokes. Love, a native North Carolinian, had won the event previously way back in 1992. It was DL3's 19th career PGA TOUR title, and his first since 2003, when he won four times.
2005 Recap
K.J. Choi shot an opening-round 64, then birdied the first four holes of his final round and recorded 10 one-putts on Sunday en route to the third victory of his PGA Tour career. He finished two shots ahead of 2003 champion Shigeki Maruyama, who holed out from a greenside bunker on the 18th hole to finish alone in second place. Choi carded four consecutive rounds in the 60s and finished at 22-under-par thanks to a blazing hot putter. He also hit every single fairway on Sunday. Three players tied for third, five shots behind Choi.
The Course
Forest Oaks was redesigned in 2003 by none other than DL3 himself, who said it was his intent to preserve the course's more traditional heritage. As you might expect, Love lengthened the course significantly, and the par-72 layout now measures over 7,300 yards. The 222-yard par-3 17th hole is one of the toughest on the track and one to keep an eye on this week. The greens, as a whole, are large with lots of undulation. There are minimal water hazards.
The Field
It wouldn't do fantasy golfers much good to play their top draft pick when he doesn't plan on teeing it up, which is why fantasy owners have to be very cognizant of who is playing each week. As a courtesy, we've provided this link to the official field as provided by PGATOUR.com.
Note: It's a good idea to check this list for the official field of players again on Wednesday, as it is not unusual for golfers to drop out of tournaments in the days leading up the first round.
**Wyndham Championship Official Field.
Leaderboards
Wyndham Championship (2006 Top 20)
Player Scores Total To Par Earnings
Win Davis Love III 69-69-68-66 272 -16 $900,000
2 Jason Bohn 69-69-70-66 274 -14 $540,000
T-3 Steve Flesch 69-69-69-68 275 -13 $290,000
T-3 Eric Axley 68-69-71-67 275 -13 $290,000
5 Ryan Palmer 71-65-73-67 276 -12 $200,000
T-6 Ryan Moore 67-70-71-69 277 -11 $151,250
T-6 Joe Durant 67-71-70-69 277 -11 $151,250
T-6 Daniel Chopra 68-74-66-69 277 -11 $151,250
T-6 Lucas Glover 73-69-66-69 277 -11 $151,250
T-6 Nick Watney 64-71-74-68 277 -11 $151,250
T-6 Troy Matteson 71-68-70-68 277 -11 $151,250
T-12 Chris Couch 69-68-69-72 278 -10 $92,143
T-12 Jonathan Byrd 67-71-71-69 278 -10 $92,143
T-12 Greg Owen 68-69-73-68 278 -10 $92,143
T-12 Brent Geiberger 64-75-71-68 278 -10 $92,143
T-12 Steve Stricker 69-70-71-68 278 -10 $92,143
T-12 Joe Ogilvie 69-72-70-67 278 -10 $92,143
T-12 Hunter Mahan 70-72-72-64 278 -10 $92,143
T-19 Brett Quigley 69-71-68-71 279 -9 $65,000
T-19 Charles Howell III 69-72-68-70 279 -9 $65,000
T-19 Billy Mayfair 71-70-70-68 279 -9 $65,000
Wyndham Championship (2005 Top 20)
Player Scores Total To Par Earnings
Win K.J. Choi 64-69-67-66 266 -22 $900,000
2 Shigeki Maruyama 70-65-66-67 268 -20 $540,000
T-3 Jason Bohn 71-65-65-70 271 -17 $260,000
T-3 Brandt Jobe 72-65-67-67 271 -17 $260,000
T-3 Charles Warren 62-74-70-65 271 -17 $260,000
T-6 Justin Rose 69-65-68-71 273 -15 $157,500
T-6 Tim Herron 70-66-67-70 273 -15 $157,500
T-6 Tim Clark 66-69-70-68 273 -15 $157,500
T-6 Jerry Kelly 70-68-67-68 273 -15 $157,500
T-6 J.L. Lewis 72-68-67-66 273 -15 $157,500
T-11 Carl Pettersson 69-67-69-69 274 -14 $120,000
T-11 Kent Jones 70-71-67-66 274 -14 $120,000
T-13 D.J. Trahan 65-69-66-75 275 -13 $94,750
T-13 Sergio Garcia 69-69-66-71 275 -13 $94,750
T-13 Wes Short, Jr. 68-70-69-68 275 -13 $94,750
T-13 Scott Gutschewski 67-74-66-68 275 -13 $94,750
T-17 Olin Browne 68-72-65-71 276 -12 $73,500
T-17 John Huston 66-66-74-70 276 -12 $73,500
T-17 Darron Stiles 69-69-68-70 276 -12 $73,500
T-17 Dudley Hart 70-67-70-69 276 -12 $73,500
Recent History
Year Champion Runner Up
2004 Brent Geiberger Michael Allen
2003 Shigeki Maruyama Brad Faxon
2002 Rocco Mediate Mark Calcavecchia
2001 Scott Hoch Brett Quigley / Scott Simpson
2000 Hal Sutton Andrew Magee
World Rankings
The following are the top-ranked players from the current Official World Golf Rankings entered into this event:
12. K.J. Choi
40. Anders Hansen
43. Davis Love III
47. John Senden
48. Carl Pettersson
52. John Rollins
53. Jerry Kelly
55. Joe Durant
58. Lucas Glover
65. Jonathan Byrd
67. Chad Campbell
68. Vaughn Taylor
71. Shaun Micheel
74. Pat Perez
75. J.J. Henry
80. Brandt Snedeker
86. Brett Quigley
87. Bubba Watson
88. Dean Wilson
89. Peter Lonard
