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Golf-European PGA Tour BMW International Open scores

21 June 2012 By admin

June 21 (Infostrada Sports) - First round s cores from the
European PGA Tour BMW International Open at the par-72 course in
Cologne on Thursday.
64  Marcus Fraser (Australia)          64
    Fabrizio Zanotti (Paraguay)        64 
65  Danny Willett (Britain)            65
    Chris Wood (Britain)               65
    Paul McGinley (Ireland)            65 
66  Shiv Kapur (India)                 66
    Keith Horne (South Africa)         66
    Gregory Havret (France)            66
    Pelle Edberg (Sweden)              66 
67  Stephen Gallacher (Britain)        67
    Joel Sjoeholm (Sweden)             67
    Thomas Norret (Denmark)            67
    Soren Kjeldsen (Denmark)           67
    Oscar Floren (Sweden)              67
    Richard Green (Australia)          67 
68  Bradley Dredge (Britain)           68
    Marcel Siem (Germany)              68
    John Daly (U.S.)                   68
    Christian Nilsson (Sweden)         68
    Alex Cejka (Germany)               68
    Mikael Lundberg (Sweden)           68
    Miguel Angel Jimenez (Spain)       68
    Simon Dyson (Britain)              68
    Michael Jonzon (Sweden)            68
    Joost Luiten (Netherlands)         68
    Niclas Fasth (Sweden)              68
    Carlos Del Moral (Spain)           68
    Julien Guerrier (France)           68 
69  Robert-Jan Derksen (Netherlands)   69
    Anthony Wall (Britain)             69
    Ignacio Garrido (Spain)            69
    Pablo Larrazabal (Spain)           69
    Steven O'Hara (Britain)            69
    Richard Sterne (South Africa)      69
    Colin Montgomerie (Britain)        69
    Rhys Davies (Britain)              69
    David Lynn (Britain)               69
    Simon Khan (Britain)               69
    Daniel Wuensche (Germany)          69
    Danny Denison (Britain)            69
    Hennie Otto (South Africa)         69
    Oliver Wilson (Britain)            69
    David Drysdale (Britain)           69
    Thomas Bjorn (Denmark)             69
    Emiliano Grillo (Argentina)        69
    Michael Hoey (Britain)             69
    Mark Foster (Britain)              69
    Steve Webster (Britain)            69
    Richard McEvoy (Britain)           69
    Dylan Frittelli (South Africa)     69
    Alastair Forsyth (Britain)         69 
70  Pablo Martin (Spain)               70
    Ricardo Santos (Portugal)          70
    Thongchai Jaidee (Thailand)        70
    Michael Campbell (New Zealand)     70
    Henrik Stenson (Sweden)            70
    Peter Whiteford (Britain)          70
    Phillip Price (Britain)            70
    Ricardo Gonzalez (Argentina)       70
    Robert Coles (Britain)             70
    Jean-Baptiste Gonnet (France)      70
    Tjaart Van der Walt (South Africa) 70
    Ross Fisher (Britain)              70
    Jorge Campillo (Spain)             70
    Richard Bland (Britain)            70 
71  Jbe Kruger (South Africa)          71
    Martin Kaymer (Germany)            71
    Sam Little (Britain)               71
    Rich Beem (U.S.)                   71
    Graeme Storm (Britain)             71
    David Horsey (Britain)             71
    Simon Thornton (Ireland)           71
    James Morrison (Britain)           71
    Mark Haastrup (Denmark)            71
    Andrew Johnston (Britain)          71
    Jeong Jin (South Korea)            71
    Matthew Nixon (Britain)            71
    Shane Lowry (Ireland)              71
    Richard Finch (Britain)            71
    Sergio Garcia (Spain)              71
    Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano (Spain)  71
    Andrew Marshall (Britain)          71
    Gary Boyd (Britain)                71
    Thomas Levet (France)              71
    James Kingston (South Africa)      71
    Wil Besseling (Netherlands)        71
    Raphael Jacquelin (France)         71
    Bernd Ritthammer (Germany)         71
    Moritz Lampert (Germany)           71 
72  David Dixon (Britain)              72
    Thomas Aiken (South Africa)        72
    Ben Parker (Britain)               72
    Huang Wenyi (China)                72
    Andy Sullivan (Britain)            72
    Paul Lawrie (Britain)              72
    Alejandro Canizares (Spain)        72
    Darren Fichardt (South Africa)     72
    Jeev Milkha Singh (India)          72
    Gary Orr (Britain)                 72
    Felipe Aguilar (Chile)             72
    Jordi Garcia Del Moral (Spain)     72
    David Howell (Britain)             72
    Bernhard Langer (Germany)          72
    Reinier Saxton (Netherlands)       72
    Johan Edfors (Sweden)              72
    Jose Maria Olazabal (Spain)        72
    Kenneth Ferrie (Britain)           72
    George Murray (Britain)            72 
73  Estanislao Goya (Argentina)        73
    Alvaro Quiros (Spain)              73
    Brett Rumford (Australia)          73
    Federico Colombo (Italy)           73
    Tim Sluiter (Netherlands)          73
    Jamie Moul (Britain)               73
    Sam Hutsby (Britain)               73
    Marc Warren (Britain)              73
    Tommy Fleetwood (Britain)          73
    Lorenzo Gagli (Italy)              73
    Tom Lewis (Britain)                73
    Peter Hedblom (Sweden)             73
    Marcel Schneider (Germany)         73
    Agustin Domingo (Spain)            73
    Matthew Zions (Australia)          73
    Gareth Maybin (Britain)            73 
74  Benjamin Hebert (France)           74
    Jamie Elson (Britain)              74
    Dennis Kuepper (Germany)           74
    Warren Abery (South Africa)        74
    Craig Lee (Britain)                74
    Andrew Dodt (Australia)            74
    Joakim Lagergren (Sweden)          74
    Knut Borsheim (Norway)             74
    Benjamin Miarka (Germany)          74 
75  Bernd Wiesberger (Austria)         75
    Julien Quesne (France)             75
    Marcel Haremza (Germany)           75
    Max Kraemer (Germany)              75
    S.S.P. Chowrasia (India)           75
    Lee Slattery (Britain)             75
    Retief Goosen (South Africa)       75
    Alex Haindl (South Africa)         75 
76  Markus Brier (Austria)             76
    Edouard Dubois (France)            76
    Stephan Gross (Germany)            76
    Paul Casey (Britain)               76
    Scott Jamieson (Britain)           76
    Damien McGrane (Ireland)           76
    Lloyd Kennedy (Britain)            76 
77  Adrian Otaegui (Spain)             77
    Guillaume Cambis (France)          77
    Maarten Lafeber (Netherlands)      77
    Alessandro Tadini (Italy)          77 
78  Oliver Fisher (Britain)            78 
81  Bjoern Stromsky (Germany)          81
    Anton Kirstein (Germany)           81 
DSQ Jose Manuel Lara (Spain)            
 
 

 (Editing by John Mehaffey)

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