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Golf-WGC-Cadillac Championship first round scores

9 March 2012 By admin

March 8 (Infostrada Sports) - Scores from the first round
of the 
WGC-Cadillac Championship on Thursday in Miami, Florida 
66 Adam Scott (Australia)            66 
   Jason Dufner (U.S.)               66  
68 Thomas Bjorn (Denmark)            68 
   Charl Schwartzel (South Africa)   68  
69 Alvaro Quiros (Spain)             69 
   Kyle Stanley (U.S.)               69 
   Keegan Bradley (U.S.)             69 
   Aaron Baddeley (Australia)        69 
   Justin Rose (Britain)             69 
   Juvic Pagunsan (Philippines)      69 
   Steve Stricker (U.S.)             69 
   Miguel Angel Jimenez (Spain)      69  
70 Charles Howell III (U.S.)         70 
   Johnson Wagner (U.S.)             70 
   Peter Hanson (Sweden)             70 
   Luke Donald (Britain)             70 
   Bubba Watson (U.S.)               70 
   Anders Hansen (Denmark)           70 
   Paul Lawrie (Britain)             70 
   Zach Johnson (U.S.)               70  
71 Greg Chalmers (Australia)         71 
   Gary Woodland (U.S.)              71 
   Hunter Mahan (U.S.)               71 
   Nick Watney (U.S.)                71  
72 Phil Mickelson (U.S.)             72 
   Fredrik Jacobson (Sweden)         72 
   Matt Kuchar (U.S.)                72 
   Jonathan Byrd (U.S.)              72 
   Yang Yong-eun (South Korea)       72 
   Mark Wilson (U.S.)                72 
   Jbe Kruger (South Africa)         72 
   Martin Laird (Britain)            72 
   Tiger Woods (U.S.)                72 
   David Toms (U.S.)                 72  
73 Nicolas Colsaerts (Belgium)       73 
   Ben Crane (U.S.)                  73 
   Rory McIlroy (Britain)            73 
   Jason Day (Australia)             73 
   Martin Kaymer (Germany)           73 
   Hennie Otto (South Africa)        73 
   Geoff Ogilvy (Australia)          73 
   Bo Van Pelt (U.S.)                73 
   Garth Mulroy (South Africa)       73  
74 Alexander Noren (Sweden)          74 
   Kim Kyung-tae (South Korea)       74 
   Tadahiro Takayama (Japan)         74 
   Simon Dyson (Britain)             74 
   K.J. Choi (South Korea)           74 
   Bill Haas (U.S.)                  74 
   Darren Clarke (Britain)           74 
   Rickie Fowler (U.S.)              74 
   Retief Goosen (South Africa)      74 
   Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano (Spain) 74  
75 Robert Rock (Britain)             75 
   Robert Karlsson (Sweden)          75 
   Brandt Snedeker (U.S.)            75 
   Rafael Cabrera-Bello (Spain)      75 
   Graeme McDowell (Britain)         75 
   Vijay Singh (Fiji)                75 
   Dustin Johnson (U.S.)             75 
   Francesco Molinari (Italy)        75 
   Webb Simpson (U.S.)               75 
   Sergio Garcia (Spain)             75  
76 Paul Casey (Britain)              76 
   Pablo Larrazabal (Spain)          76 
   John Senden (Australia)           76 
   Lee Westwood (Britain)            76 
   Ian Poulter (Britain)             76 
   Marcus Fraser (Australia)         76  
77 Louis Oosthuizen (South Africa)   77  
78 Chez Reavie (U.S.)                78 
   Branden Grace (South Africa)      78 
   Tetsuji Hiratsuka (Japan)         78  
79 Bae Sang-moon (South Korea)       79 
 
 (Editing by Peter Rutherford)

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