Final Round Pairings

Posted on February 18, 2012 by Mbeck

Sunday morning tee times will move up to 9:15 a.m. off holes No. 1 and No. 10 due to impending thunderstorms in the late afternoon. Complimentary shuttle service will begin at 7:30 a.m. with Admission gates opening at 8:00 a.m.

Remember parking is at Collier County Fairgrounds with a $7 donation to local charities. Please account for transportation times so that you don’t miss your favorite players in action.

TEE #1
9:15
Peter Jacobsen Bonita Springs, FL 70 71 141
Tom Kite Austin, TX 72 69 141
Steve Pate Westlake Village, CA 69 72 141

9:25
Craig Stadler Evergreen, CO 69 71 140
Hale Irwin Paradise Valley, AZ 70 71 141
D.A. Weibring Frisco, TX 70 71 141

9:35
Loren Roberts Memphis, TN 71 69 140
Peter Senior Queensland, Australia 70 70 140
Dave Rummells Kissimmee, FL 72 68 140

9:45
Joe Daley Scottsdale, AZ 71 68 139
Mark Wiebe Denver, CO 74 65 139
Gary Koch Tampa, FL 68 71 139

9:55
Fuzzy Zoeller Floyds Knobs, IN 69 69 138
Bob Tway Edmond, OK 69 69 138
Michael Allen Scottsdale, AZ 66 72 138

10:05
Bobby Clampett Bonita Springs, FL 70 68 138
Chip Beck Lake Forest, IL 70 68 138
Gil Morgan Edmond, OK 72 66 138

10:15
Jim Gallagher, Jr. Greenwood, MS 69 68 137
J.L. Lewis Austin, TX 71 67 138
Jim Rutledge Victoria, Canada 70 68 138

10:25
P.H. Horgan III West Palm Beach, FL 68 68 136
Jim Carter Scottsdale, AZ 68 68 136
Rod Spittle Columbus, OH 71 66 137

10:35
Mark Calcavecchia Tequesta, FL 69 67 136
Jeff Sluman Hinsdale, IL 69 67 136
John Cook Orlando, FL 69 67 136

10:45
Russ Cochran Paducah, KY 64 70 134
Dan Forsman Provo, UT 69 66 135
Jay Don Blake St. George, UT 68 67 135

10:55
Joey Sindelar Horseheads, NY 68 66 134
Bill Glasson Stillwater, OK 68 66 134
Jay Haas Greer, SC 66 68 134

11:05
Bernhard Langer Munich, Germany 66 65 131
Mike Goodes Reidsville, NC 65 68 133
David Frost Paarl, South Africa 68 66 134

11:15
Kenny Perry Franklin, KY 64 62 126
Larry Mize Columbus, GA 62 67 129
Tom Lehman Scottsdale, AZ 64 66 130

TEE #10
9:15
Nick Price Hobe Sound, FL 68 73 141
Corey Pavin Dallas, TX 70 72 142
Chien Soon Lu Taipei, Taiwan 71 71 142

9:25
Olin Browne Tequesta, FL 70 72 142
John Harris Minneapolis, MN 70 72 142
David Eger Charlotte, NC 69 73 142

9:35
Tom Jenkins Austin, TX 73 69 142
Ben Crenshaw Austin, TX 73 69 142
Morris Hatalsky Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 74 68 142

9:45
Mark McNulty Orlando, FL 68 74 142
Jeff Hart Solana Beach, CA 75 67 142
Tom Purtzer Scottsdale, AZ 72 71 143

9:55
Mike Reid Westminster, MD 73 70 143
Jim Thorpe Heathrow, FL 74 69 143
Brad Faxon Barrington, RI 77 66 143

10:05
John Huston Palm Harbor, FL 71 73 144
Bob Gilder Corvallis, OR 72 72 144
Gary Hallberg Castle Rock, CO 78 66 144

10:15
Larry Nelson Marietta, GA 72 73 145
Vicente Fernandez LaProvidencia RCC, Argentina 73 72 145
David Peoples Germantown, TN 75 70 145

10:25
Ben Bates Pensacola, FL 75 70 145
Brad Bryant Lakeland, FL 77 68 145
Bruce Fleisher Greenville, SC 71 75 146

10:35
Allen Doyle La Grange, GA 74 72 146
Steve Lowery Birmingham, AL 75 71 146
Tommy Armour III Las Colinas, TX 76 70 146

10:45
Mike Hulbert Orlando, FL 78 68 146
Scott Simpson San Diego, CA 71 76 147
Wayne Levi Naples, FL 70 77 147

10:55
Curtis Strange Morehead City, NC 73 74 147
Ted Schulz Louisville, KY 74 73 147
Dana Quigley West Palm Beach, FL 75 72 147

11:05
Mark Brooks Austin, TX 72 76 148
Fred Funk Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 71 78 149
Jim Colbert Big Horn CC, Palm Desert, CA 75 74 149

11:15
Lanny Wadkins Dallas, TX 73 79 152
Bobby Wadkins Richmond, VA 78 75 153
Kip P. Byrne Palm City, FL 79 75 154

Second Round Recap

Posted on February 18, 2012 by Jordan

Kenny Perry was on fire for a second straight day, making 11 birdies to shoot a Champions Tour career-best 10-under-par 62 on Saturday. Perry’s round matched the course record at the Talon Course at TwinEagles. More importantly, his 36-hole total of 18-under 126 established the all-time lowest score in relation to par for the first two rounds in Champions Tour history. Perry’s number easily shattered the previous ACE Group Classic tournament record by four strokes. Larry Mize, the first-round leader of the event, backed up his 62 yesterday with a 5-under 67 today but despite being bogey free for the first two days, he trails Perry by three strokes.

First Round Recap
The TwinEagles Club (Talon) February 17-19, 2012
Naples, Fla. Purse: $1,600,000
Par/Yards : 36-36—72/7,193 Charles Schwab Cup points: 240

Leaderboard
1. Kenny Perry 126 (-18)
2. Larry Mize 129 (-15)
3. Tom Lehman 130 (-14)
4. Bernhard Langer 131 (-13)
5. Mike Goodes 133 (-11)

Tournament Facts

Kenny Perry’s best 36-hole score in his PGA TOUR career at a par-72 course was 14-under 130 at the 2001 Buick Open at Warwick Hills G&CC in Michigan. He went on to win that event by two strokes over Chris DiMarco and Jim Furyk. Numerically, Perry’s low on TOUR was 12-under 128 at the 2005 Bank of America Colonial and he went on to win that event by seven shots over Billy Mayfair.

Kenny Perry’s 62 today was also the best second-round score in tournament history. Both Al Geiberger (1996) and Jay Overton (2003) had posted 63s on Saturday at this event.

A player has come from behind to win the ACE Group Classic 12 times, including six of the last 10 years. 13 of the previous 24 events in Naples have been decided by either a playoff or just one stroke.

The winner of The ACE Group Classic has come out of the final grouping in each of the last 11 years. The last time it didn’t happen in Naples was 2000 when Lanny Wadkins fired a final-round 64 to rally from three strokes back to force a playoff that he eventually won.

Dating back to last year, the tournament winner has played in the final grouping in the last 12 events on the Champions Tour. The last time the winner was not in the last grouping was at the 2011 Nature Valley First Tee Open at Pebble Beach when Jeff Sluman was in the third-to-last group.

There were 53 rounds under par today compared with 47 rounds under par on Friday at TwinEagles. Of those 53 rounds, 39 were in the 60s compared to 27 sub-70 scores yesterday. The stroke average for the field today was 69.949, compared to 70.962 on Friday. Overall, there were 9 eagles and 354 birdies today vs. 11 eagles and 327 birdies in Round 1. 10 of the 18 holes are averaging a score under par through the first two rounds and the par-5 13^th hole is playing as the easiest (4.516) hole.

Tomorrow’s winner will earn 240 Charles Schwab Cup points. Kenny Perry, the tournament leader does not have any Schwab Cup points yet in 2012. Dan Forsman, the current Schwab Cup leader, is currently T11 through two rounds of the ACE Group Classic. Points are only awarded at each event for top-10 finishes and at the conclusion of the season, the player earning the most Schwab Cup points will receive a $1 million payout.

Loren Roberts, a two-time ACE Group Classic champion and the last player to win at TwinEagles in 2006, ran his streak of par/better rounds in Naples to 20 straight with a 3-under 69 today. Of the 20 consecutive rounds at par/better, he’s carded 12 scores in the 60s and has a scoring average of 69.00.

Larry Mize and Mike Goodes, an open qualifier on Tuesday, have not made a bogey over the first 36 holes this week…Bernhard Langer has eagled the par-5 17^th hole both Friday and Saturday…Hale Irwin and Tom Lehman have missed just two fairways through the first two rounds (26/28)…Larry Mize leads in greens in regulation (33/36)…Kenny Perry has had just 51 total putts for two rounds.

Mark O’Meara withdrew after nine holes today with the flu. He was 4-over for the tournament when he withdrew.

Because of the threat on afternoon thunderstorms, final-round play will begin at 9:15 a.m. (ET) tomorrow.

Second Round Pairings

Posted on February 17, 2012 by Mbeck

Saturday morning tee times start at 10:15 a.m. off of holes No. 1 and No. 10. Admission gates open at 9:00 a.m.

Remember parking is at Collier County Fairgrounds with a $7 donation to local charities. Please account for transportation times so that you don’t miss your favorite players in action. A complimentary shuttle service will be provided and will begin running at 8:30 a.m.

Tee #1

10:15
Hale Irwin Paradise Valley, AZ 70
Corey Pavin Dallas, TX 70
Chien Soon Lu Taipei, Taiwan 71

10:24
Jim Rutledge Victoria, Canada 70
D.A. Weibring Frisco, TX 70
Olin Browne Tequesta, FL 70

10:34
Bobby Clampett Bonita Springs, FL 70
Peter Jacobsen Bonita Springs, FL 70
Peter Senior Queensland, Australia 70

10:43
Chip Beck Lake Forest,IL 70
John Harris Minneapolis, MN 70
Wayne Levi Naples, FL 70

10:53
Dan Forsman Provo, UT 69
David Eger Charlotte, NC 69
Mark Calcavecchia Tequesta, FL 69

11:02
Steve Pate Westlake Village, CA 69
Jeff Sluman Hinsdale, IL 69
John Cook Orlando, FL 69

11:12
Jim Gallagher, Jr. Greenwood, MS 69
Fuzzy Zoeller Floyds Knobs, IN 69
Craig Stadler Evergreen, CO 69

11:21
Nick Price Hobe Sound, FL 68
P.H. Horgan III West Palm Beach, FL 68
Bob Tway Edmond, OK 69

11:31
Mark McNulty Orlando, FL 68
David Frost Paarl, South Africa 68
Jay Don Blake St. George, UT 68

11:40
Jim Carter Scottsdale, AZ 68
Joey Sindelar Horseheads, NY 68
Bill Glasson Stillwater,OK 68

11:50
Jay Haas Greer, SC 66
Bernhard Langer Munich, Germany 66
Gary Koch Tampa ,FL 68

11:59
Kenny Perry Franklin, KY 64
Mike Goodes Reidsville, NC 65
Michael Allen Scottsdale, AZ 66

12:09
Larry Mize Columbus, GA 62
Russ Cochran Paducah, KY 64
Tom Lehman Scottsdale,AZ 64

#10 Tee

10:15
J.L. Lewis Austin, TX 71
Bruce Fleisher Greenville, SC 71
Scott Simpson San Diego, CA 71

10:24
Loren Roberts Memphis, TN 71
Fred Funk Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 71
Rod Spittle Columbus,OH 71

10:34
John Huston Palm Harbor, FL 71
Joe Daley Scottsdale, AZ 71
Tom Purtzer Scottsdale, AZ 72

10:43
Mark Brooks Austin, TX 72
Gil Morgan Edmond, OK 72
Larry Nelson Marietta, GA 72

10:53
Bob Gilder Corvallis, OR 72
Tom Kite Austin, TX 72
Dave Rummells Kissimmee , FL 72

11:02
Vicente Fernandez Argentina 73
Tom Jenkins Austin, TX 73
Mark O’Meara Houston, TX 73

11:12
Lanny Wadkins Dallas, TX 73
Ben Crenshaw Austin, TX 73
Mike Reid Westminster, MD 73

11:21
Curtis Strange Morehead City, NC 73
Morris Hatalsky Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 74
Allen Doyle La Grange, GA 74

11:31
Jim Thorpe Heathrow, FL 74
Mark Wiebe Denver, CO 74
Ted Schulz Louisville, KY 74

11:40
Dana Quigley West Palm Beach, FL 75
Jim Colbert Palm Desert, CA 75
David Peoples Germantown, TN 75

11:50
Steve Lowery Birmingham, AL 75
Jeff Hart Solana Beach, CA 75
Ben Bates Pensacola, FL 75

11:59
Tommy Armour III Las Colinas, TX 76
Brad Faxon Barrington, RI 77
Brad Bryant Lakeland, FL 77

12:09
Mike Hulbert Orlando, FL 78
Bobby Wadkins Richmond, VA 78

12:18
Gary Hallberg Castle Rock, CO 78
Kip P. Byrne Palm City, FL 79

First Round Recap

Posted on February 17, 2012 by Jordan

The first round of The ACE Group Classic was held today at The TwinEagles Club in Naples. Larry Mize finished the day at 10-under par (62) and is currently two shots clear of the field. Russ Cochran, Tom Lehman and Kenny Perry all fired an 8-under 64 to put them into a tie for 2nd place. Second round action begins at 10:15 a.m. Saturday morning.

First Round Recap
The TwinEagles Club (Talon) February 17-19, 2012
Naples, Fla. Purse: $1,600,000
Par/Yards : 36-36—72/7,193 Charles Schwab Cup points: 240

Leaderboard
1. Larry Mize -10 (62)
T2. Russ Cochran -8 (64)
T2. Tom Lehman -8 (64)
T2. Kenny Perry -8 (64)
5. Mike Goodes -7 (65)

Larry Mize hit all 18 greens in regulation and his eagle-birdie finish gave him a 10-under 62 in the opening round of the 2012 ACE Group Classic, good enough for a two-stroke lead over Russ Cochran, Tom Lehman and Kenny Perry. Mize’s bogey-free round matched his career-low score which ironically was posted on Friday 27 years ago at Riviera, the site for this week’s Northern Trust Open on the PGA TOUR. Mize’s previous-best on the Champions Tour was 64 twice, most recently at the 2010 Montreal Championship which led to his only victory to date on the circuit.

Larry Mize’s 62 today was the lowest first-round score on the Champions Tour since Nick Price opened with 11-under 60 at Newport Beach CC in last year’s Toshiba Classic. Price went on to win the event. Mize’s score also matched the lowest first-round score in tournament history. Gary Koch had 62 on the Talon Course in the opening round of the 2004 ACE Group Classic.

Interesting Facts
They don’t call it The TwinEagles Club for nothing! Mark McNulty made consecutive eagles on Nos. 13 & 14, a first on the Champions Tour since Fred Couples made back-to-back eagles in the final round of the 2010 Senior PGA Championship at Colorado Golf Club near Denver. McNulty hit a 4-wood second shot to within eight feet of the hole at the par-5 13thand made the putt. On the 441-yard, par-4 14th, McNulty’s 6-iron shot from 164 yards found the cup. It marked the first time McNulty had consecutive eagles in his professional career.

Loren Roberts, a two-time ACE Group Classic champion and the last player to win at TwinEagles in 2006, ran his streak of par/better rounds in Naples to 19 straight with a 1-under 71 today.

After 36 players broke par at The Quarry in the opening round of last year’s ACE Group Classic, there were a whopping 47 rounds under par on Friday at TwinEagles, including 27 scores in the 60s. The stroke average for the field today was 70.962 compared to 71.802 at The Quarry on Friday last year. It was also the lowest first-round scoring average at TwinEagles since 2004 (70.727). Overall, there were 11 eagles and 327 birdies made today compared to four eagles and 117 birdies in Round 1 at The Quarry last year.

In addition to Larry Mize, Russ Cochran (-8), Mike Goodes (-7), Jim Carter (-4) and Jim Gallagher, Jr. (-3) all had bogey-free rounds today.

Defending champion Bernhard Langer shot 6-under 66 today, his sixth straight sub-70 score in Naples. He’s now a cumulative 35-under-par over the six rounds. Lee Trevino (1990-1991) and Mike Hill (1993-1994) are the only two players to defend titles at the ACE Group Classic.

Tom Lehman registered 10 birdies today, the most by a player in the field. Lehman’s run of five consecutive birdies (Nos. 13-17) established the best birdie streak on the 2012 Champions Tour.

Kenny Perry’s 8-under 64 today was his best round on the Champions Tour since posting 10-under 62 on the final day of the Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn last year. The last time Perry had 64 or better in the opening round of a TOUR-sponsored event came when he tied his career-low score, shooting 61 in Round 1 of the 2009 Travelers Championship on the PGA TOUR.

Michael Allen (66), Jay Don Blake (68), John Cook (69) and Jay Haas (66) have now started the 2012 Champions Tour campaign with seven consecutive sub-par rounds.

Andy Bean withdrew after two holes on Friday due to a pulled groin. Jay Sigel withdrew after nine holes with a left thumb injury.

Shuttles Start at 8:30 a.m. Saturday & Sunday

Posted on February 17, 2012 by adam

Shuttles running from the Collier County Fairgrounds will begin at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday for the general public. Please allow for 25 minutes in transportation time to the tournament entrance to make sure you do not miss your favorite player’s tee time.

Thursday Pro-Am Results

Posted on February 17, 2012 by Jordan

Morning Pro-Am Results

1st Place: 48
Professional – Jay Don Blake
Amateurs - Joe LaCagnina, Jon Laver, Ed Massaglia, Ron Jacobsen

2nd Place: 49
Professional - Mark Calcavecchia
Amateurs - Bruce Seigel, Jonathan Jay, Jon McGaunn, Michel Saadeh

3rd Place: 50
Professional – John Cook
Amateurs - Jamie Alt, John Marovich, Daniel Light, Gunther Reese

Closest to the Pin (Hole No. 2): Tim Gardner
Men’s Long Drive (Hole No. 6): Knight Schwandt
Women’s Long Drive (Hole No. 17): Joanie Williams

Afternoon Pro-Am Results

1st Place: 47
Professional – Andy Bean
Amateurs - Jim Davis, Larry Conner, Matt Massei, Paul Campion

2nd Place: 51
Professional - Corey Pavin
Amateurs - Jeff Schomburger, Ron Johnson, Rich Kley, Doug Myers

3rd Place: 52
Professional - Chip Beck
Amateurs - Michael Heller, Thomas Gravina, Michael Forman, Walter Buckley

Closest to the Pin (Hole No. 2): Larry Conner
Men’s Long Drive (Hole No. 6): Matt Massei
Women’s Long Drive (Hole No. 17): Gina Lupica

Wednesday Pro-Am Results

Posted on February 16, 2012 by adam

Morning Pro-Am Results

1st Place: 52
Professional – Kip Byrne
Amateurs – AJ Lurie, Rick Cecil, Sanjay Parkash, Mario Mitchetti

2nd Place: 53
Professional – Jim Carter
Amateurs – Doug Bertz, Todd Heidtman, David Call, Jeremy Viltro

3rd Place: 53
Professional – Larry Mize
Amateurs – Bill Garrigan, John Jennings, James Drinkwater, Tim Turner

Closest to the Pin (Hole No. 2): Ryan Lowe
Men’s Long Drive (Hole No. 6): Knight Schwandt
Women’s Long Drive (Hole No. 17): Sarah Lindo

Afternoon Pro-Am Results

1st Place: 47
Professional – Bobby Clampett
Amateurs – Rusty Whitley, Tracy Ward, Adam Piatt, Rick Johnston

2nd Place: 49
Professional – Dan Forsman
Amateurs – Dave Brierbrauer, Jane Kapp, HA Street, Bob Wilson

3rd Place: 52
Professional – Jay Sigel
Amateurs – Philip Bancroft, Michael Atieh, John Lafferty, Neil Metzheiser

Closest to the Pin (Hole No. 2): Jeremy Bergeron
Men’s Long Drive (Hole No. 6): Adam Piatt
Women’s Long Drive (Hole No. 17): Stephanie Carlozzi

The ACE Group Classic: What to Watch For

Posted on February 16, 2012 by Jordan

The 25th anniversary of The ACE Group Classic officially starts at 10:30 a.m. on Friday morning. As the tournament approaches, here are a few things to watch for:

1. Can Bernhard Langer Defend His Title?

Langer’s 2011 wire-to-wire win was truly remarkable, as he posted scores of 64-66-66 to finish four shots in front of Fred Funk and set The ACE Group Classic record for lowest total score at 20-under par. Last year’s title was Langer’s 14th on the Champions Tour. Langer should definitely be considered a favorite to capture this year’s title.

2. Notable Newcomers

Tom Lehman, Corey Pavin, Brad Faxon and Kenny Perry will all be competing in their first ACE Group Classic. Lehman put together an impressive year in 2011, winning three times, including a major title at the Regions Tradition, while also finishing at the top of the Champions Tour money list. Pavin, coming off his first Champions Tour win last week at the Allianz Championship, looks to continue his solid play. Perry and Faxon, who have 22 career PGA TOUR wins between them, are looking at 2012 as their opportunity to put their stamp on the Champions Tour. This group of newcomers should definitely play a factor in this year’s outcome.

3. A Return to TwinEagles

For the first time in tournament history, The ACE Group Classic will return to a venue that previously hosted the event. The TwinEagles Club hosted the tournament from 2002-2006. After several days of practice rounds, the course has received nothing but positive reviews from Champions Tour players. “The golf course (at TwinEagles) is very nice. It’s all pretty much right in front of you. There’s not a lot of trickery out there”, said Corey Pavin. He continued, “if the weather is going to be like it is now, which I think it is, I think there could be some pretty decent scores shot here.”

Other Spectator Tips:

Be sure to pick up a pairings guide before heading out onto the course.
Enjoy all the latest updates in tournament action from the ease and comfort of your smartphone! Download the SportsPASS app on your iPhone or Android and then add The ACE Group Classic as an event to receive all pertinent information.
Be sure to visit the concession stands throughout the course. Concessions are located near hole #3 green, hole #10 green, hole #13 green and hole #18 green.
Fifth Third Bank ATMs are located near the Insperity Driving Range as well as near the Naples Daily News Putting Green.
Restrooms are located throughout the course as well as the practice area and clubhouse.

First Round Pairings

Posted on February 16, 2012 by adam

Friday morning tee times start at 10:30 a.m. off of holes #1 and #10. Admission gates open at 9:00 a.m.

TEE #1
10:30
Morris Hatalsky – Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
Chip Beck – Lake Forest, IL
Mike Hulbert – Orlando, FL

10:39
Andy Bean – Lakeland, FL
Dana Quigley – West Palm Beach, FL
Bob Tway – Edmond, OK

10:49
John Harris – Minneapolis, MN
Jim Colbert – Big Horn CC, Palm Desert, CA
J.L. Lewis – Austin, TX

10:58
Allen Doyle – La Grange, GA
Joey Sindelar – Horseheads, NY
Bill Glasson – Stillwater, OK

11:08
Peter Jacobsen – Bonita Springs, FL
Jay Sigel – Boynton Beach, FL
Steve Lowery – Birmingham, AL

11:17
Vicente Fernandez – LaProvidencia RCC, Argentina
Peter Senior – Queensland, Australia
Mark Brooks – Austin, TX

11:27
Jeff Sluman – Hinsdale, IL
Larry Mize – Columbus, GA
Mike Goodes – Reidsville, NC

11:36
D.A. Weibring – Frisco, TX
Brad Faxon – Barrington, RI
Loren Roberts – Memphis, TN

11:46
Mark Wiebe – Denver, CO
Bob Gilder – Corvallis, OR
John Cook – Orlando, FL

11:55
Dan Forsman – Provo, UT
Mark O’Meara – Houston, TX
Lanny Wadkins – Dallas, TX

12:05
Tom Lehman – Scottsdale, AZ
Corey Pavin – Dallas, TX
Jay Haas – Greer, SC

12:14
Bernhard Langer – Munich, Germany
John Huston – Palm Harbor, FL
Curtis Strange – Morehead City, NC

12:24
Nick Price – Hobe Sound, FL
Mark Calcavecchia – Tequesta, FL
Kenny Perry – Franklin, KY

12:33
Dave Rummells – Kissimmee, FL
P.H. Horgan III – West Palm Beach, FL
Kip P. Byrne – Palm City, FL

TEE #10
10:30
Bobby Wadkins – Richmond, VA
Gary Koch – Tampa, FL
Jim Carter – Scottsdale, AZ

10:39
Tom Purtzer – Scottsdale, AZ
Chien Soon Lu – Taipei, Taiwan
Jim Gallagher, Jr. – Greenwood, MS

10:49
Wayne Levi – Naples, FL
Bruce Fleisher – Greenville, SC
David Peoples – Germantown, TN

10:58
Jim Thorpe – Heathrow, FL
Fuzzy Zoeller – Floyds Knobs, IN
Bobby Clampett – Bonita Springs, FL

11:08
Craig Stadler – Evergreen, CO
Tommy Armour III – Las Colinas, TX
Steve Pate – Westlake Village, CA

11:17
Tom Jenkins – Austin, TX
Scott Simpson – San Diego, CA
Jim Rutledge – Victoria, Canada

11:27
Gil Morgan – Edmond, OK
Mark McNulty – Orlando, FL
Michael Allen – Scottsdale, AZ

11:36
David Frost – Paarl, South Africa
Larry Nelson – Marietta, GA
Russ Cochran – Paducah, KY

11:46
Olin Browne – Tequesta, FL
Fred Funk – Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
Hale Irwin – Paradise Valley, AZ

11:55
Rod Spittle – Columbus, OH
Ted Schulz – Louisville, KY
Ben Crenshaw – Austin, TX

12:05
Tom Kite – Austin, TX
Mike Reid – Westminster, MD
Brad Bryant – Lakeland, FL

12:14
Jay Don Blake – St. George, UT
Gary Hallberg – Castle Rock, CO
David Eger – Charlotte, NC

12:24
Jeff Hart – Solana Beach, CA
Joe Daley – Scottsdale, AZ
Ben Bates – Pensacola, FL

Sports Pass All-Access

Posted on February 15, 2012 by Mbeck

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