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Golf-U.S. PGA Tour Deutsche Bank Championship scores

2 September 2012 By admin

Sept 1 (Infostrada Sports) - Scores from the U.S. PGA Tour Deutsche Bank Championship at the par-71 course on Saturday in Norton, Massachusetts. The cut was set at 144. 
130     Rory McIlroy (Britain)          65 65 
131     Louis Oosthuizen (South Africa) 66 65 
132     Ryan Moore (U.S.)               64 68 
        Tiger Woods (U.S.)              64 68 
133     Noh Seung-Yul (South Korea)     62 71 
        Jason Dufner (U.S.)             67 66 
        Chris Kirk (U.S.)               63 70 
        Charl Schwartzel (South Africa) 68 65 
        D.A. Points (U.S.)              68 65 
134     Bryce Molder (U.S.)             65 69 
        Charley Hoffman (U.S.)          67 67 
135     John Senden (Australia)         66 69 
        Dustin Johnson (U.S.)           67 68 
        Jeff Overton (U.S.)             64 71 
136     David Hearn (Canada)            67 69 
        Phil Mickelson (U.S.)           68 68 
137     Greg Chalmers (Australia)       69 68 
        Ted Potter Jr. (U.S.)           69 68 
138     Tom Gillis (U.S.)               69 69 
        Ernie Els (South Africa)        69 69 
        Robert Garrigus (U.S.)          71 67 
        Ian Poulter (Britain)           67 71 
        Steve Stricker (U.S.)           69 69 
        Adam Scott (Australia)          69 69 
139     Kevin Stadler (U.S.)            68 71 
        Troy Matteson (U.S.)            72 67 
        Luke Donald (Britain)           67 72 
        Lee Westwood (Britain)          68 71 
        Brandt Snedeker (U.S.)          69 70 
        Webb Simpson (U.S.)             69 70 
        Matt Every (U.S.)               71 68 
        Jonas Blixt (Sweden)            67 72 
140     Kyle Stanley (U.S.)             70 70 
        Hunter Mahan (U.S.)             68 72 
        Bob Estes (U.S.)                71 69 
        Bo Van Pelt (U.S.)              69 71 
        John Merrick (U.S.)             68 72 
141     Pat Perez (U.S.)                69 72 
        J.B. Holmes (U.S.)              72 69 
        Jim Furyk (U.S.)                69 72 
        Zach Johnson (U.S.)             70 71 
        George McNeill (U.S.)           71 70 
        Bae Sang-Moon (South Korea)     69 72 
        Daniel Summerhays (U.S.)        71 70 
        Geoff Ogilvy (Australia)        72 69 
        William McGirt (U.S.)           69 72 
        Carl Pettersson (Sweden)        71 70 
        Bud Cauley (U.S.)               68 73 
        Johnson Wagner (U.S.)           70 71 
        Nick Watney (U.S.)              72 69 
        Dicky Pride (U.S.)              69 72 
        Jason Day (Australia)           68 73 
142     Scott Piercy (U.S.)             72 70 
        Tommy Gainey (U.S.)             72 70 
        J.J. Henry (U.S.)               69 73 
        Josh Teater (U.S.)              71 71 
        Vijay Singh (Fiji)              73 69 
        Aaron Baddeley (Australia)      68 74 
        Blake Adams (U.S.)              69 73 
143     Brendon De Jonge (Zimbabwe)     70 73 
        Marc Leishman (Australia)       72 71 
        Rickie Fowler (U.S.)            71 72 
        Bill Haas (U.S.)                71 72 
        Martin Flores (U.S.)            72 71 
        Harris English (U.S.)           70 73 
        Scott Stallings (U.S.)          70 73 
144     Jonathan Byrd (U.S.)            72 72 
        Mark Wilson (U.S.)              74 70 
        Brian Harman (U.S.)             71 73 
        Matt Kuchar (U.S.)              70 74 
        Keegan Bradley (U.S.)           71 73 
        John Huh (U.S.)                 71 73 
        Roberto Castro (U.S.)           72 72 
        Kevin Na (U.S.)                 69 75 
        Padraig Harrington (Ireland)    70 74 
        Jimmy Walker (U.S.)             73 71 
        Graeme McDowell (Britain)       74 70 
        Sean O'Hair (U.S.)              70 74 
145 DNQ John Rollins (U.S.)             69 76 
        Ryan Palmer (U.S.)              71 74 
        Tim Clark (South Africa)        71 74 
        Ricky Barnes (U.S.)             71 74 
        Ben Crane (U.S.)                74 71 
        Charlie Wi (South Korea)        71 74 
        Justin Rose (Britain)           75 70 
146 DNQ Rory Sabbatini (South Africa)   71 75 
        K.J. Choi (South Korea)         70 76 
147 DNQ Charles Howell III (U.S.)       71 76 
        Martin Laird (Britain)          72 75 
        Ken Duke (U.S.)                 72 75 
        Graham DeLaet (Canada)          72 75 
        Bubba Watson (U.S.)             75 72 
        Greg Owen (Britain)             69 78 
148 DNQ Brian Davis (Britain)           75 73 
149 DNQ Michael Thompson (U.S.)         74 75 
152 DNQ Cameron Tringale (U.S.)         73 79 
153 DNQ Ben Curtis (U.S.)               79 74 
80 WDW  Spencer Levin (U.S.)            80

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