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UPDATE 2-Golf-PGA Championship scores

12 August 2012 By admin

Aug 11 (Infostrada Sports) - Scores from the PGA Championship at the par-72 course on Saturday in Kiawah Island, South Carolina 
                                     holes
played rounds   
-6 Rory McIlroy (Britain)            45               67 75    
   Vijay Singh (Fiji)                43               71 69    
-5 Adam Scott (Australia)            45               68 75    
-4 Carl Pettersson (Sweden)          44               66 74    
-3 Bo Van Pelt (U.S.)                54               73 73 67 
   Trevor Immelman (South Africa)    46               71 72    
-2 Steve Stricker (U.S.)             54               74 73 67 
   Peter Hanson (Sweden)             48               69 75    
   Graeme McDowell (Britain)         47               68 76    
   Ian Poulter (Britain)             44               70 71    
-1 Jimmy Walker (U.S.)               54               73 75 67 
   David Lynn (Britain)              54               73 74 68 
   Padraig Harrington (Ireland)      54               70 76 69 
   Joost Luiten (Netherlands)        48               68 76    
   Tim Clark (South Africa)          47               71 73    
   Aaron Baddeley (Australia)        45               68 75    
   Jamie Donaldson (Britain)         45               69 73    
   Tiger Woods (U.S.)                43               69 71    
0  Geoff Ogilvy (Australia)          54               68 78 70 
   Marcel Siem (Germany)             51               72 73    
1  Bill Haas (U.S.)                  54               75 73 69 
   Marc Leishman (Australia)         54               74 72 71 
   Keegan Bradley (U.S.)             52               68 77    
   Fredrik Jacobson (Sweden)         52               71 75    
   Pat Perez (U.S.)                  51               69 76    
   Francesco Molinari (Italy)        49               70 75    
   Phil Mickelson (U.S.)             47               73 71    
2  Jason Dufner (U.S.)               54               74 76 68 
   Justin Rose (Britain)             54               69 79 70 
   Bubba Watson (U.S.)               54               73 75 70 
   Greg Chalmers (Australia)         54               70 76 72 
   John Daly (U.S.)                  51               68 77    
   Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano (Spain) 48               67 78    
   Blake Adams (U.S.)                46               71 72    
3  Jim Furyk (U.S.)                  54               72 77 70 
   Louis Oosthuizen (South Africa)   54               70 79 70 
   J.J. Henry (U.S.)                 54               72 77 70 
   Paul Lawrie (Britain)             54               73 75 71 
   John Senden (Australia)           54               73 74 72 
   Ben Curtis (U.S.)                 54               69 77 73 
   Miguel Angel Jimenez (Spain)      53               69 77    
   Zach Johnson (U.S.)               49               72 73    
4  Thorbjorn Olesen (Denmark)        54               75 74 71 
   Rich Beem (U.S.)                  54               72 76 72 
   Alexander Noren (Sweden)          54               67 80 73 
   Ernie Els (South Africa)          54               72 75 73 
5  Bae Sang-Moon (South Korea)       54               72 78 71 
   Darren Clarke (Britain)           54               73 76 72 
   Brendon De Jonge (Zimbabwe)       54               71 78 72 
   Robert Garrigus (U.S.)            54               74 73 74 
   Yang Yong-Eun (South Korea)       54               73 74 74 
   Charl Schwartzel (South Africa)   54               70 77 74 
   Gary Woodland (U.S.)              54               67 79 75 
   K.J. Choi (South Korea)           54               69 77 75 
6  David Toms (U.S.)                 54               72 78 72 
   Dustin Johnson (U.S.)             54               71 79 72 
   Matt Every (U.S.)                 54               72 76 74 
   Kim Kyung-Tae (South Korea)       53               69 77    
   Martin Laird (Britain)            51               71 74    
7  Chez Reavie (U.S.)                54               74 76 73 
   Noh Seung-Yul (South Korea)       54               74 75 74 
   Thomas Bjorn (Denmark)            54               70 79 74 
   Ken Duke (U.S.)                   54               71 78 74 
   Retief Goosen (South Africa)      54               73 75 75 
8  Luke Donald (Britain)             54               74 76 74 
   Cameron Tringale (U.S.)           54               69 78 77 
   Scott Piercy (U.S.)               54               68 78 78 
9  Ryo Ishikawa (Japan)              54               69 77 79 
10 Toru Taniguchi (Japan)            54               72 76 78 
11 Marcus Fraser (Australia)         54               74 75 78 
   George McNeill (U.S.)             54               71 76 80 
13 John Huh (U.S.)                   54               72 78 79 
TOP10 AFTER COMPLETE ROUND 
                                          
-3  Bo Van Pelt (U.S.)           73 73 67 
-2  Steve Stricker (U.S.)        74 73 67 
-1  Jimmy Walker (U.S.)          73 75 67 
    David Lynn (Britain)         73 74 68 
    Padraig Harrington (Ireland) 70 76 69 
Par Geoff Ogilvy (Australia)     68 78 70 
1   Bill Haas (U.S.)             75 73 69 
    Marc Leishman (Australia)    74 72 71 
2   Jason Dufner (U.S.)          74 76 68 
    Justin Rose (Britain)        69 79 70 
    Bubba Watson (U.S.)          73 75 70 
    Greg Chalmers (Australia)    70 76 72

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