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The 69Th Senior PGA Championship Oak Hill Country Club (East Course), Rochester, New York May 25, 2008 The 69th Senior PGA Championship Oak Hill Country Club (East Course), Rochester, New York May 25, 2008 Final Results – Sunday, May 25, 2008 Place Name Score Award 1st Jay HAAS, Greer, S.C. 69 72 72 74 287 $360,000.00 2nd Bernhard LANGER, GERMANY 71 71 70 76 288 $216,000.00 3rd Scott HOCH, Orlando, Fla. 71 74 72 72 289 $102,666.67 Joey SINDELAR, Horseheads, N.Y. 76 69 72 72 289 $102,666.67 Scott SIMPSON, San Diego, Calif. 76 71 69 73 289 $102,666.66 6th Don POOLEY, Tucson, Ariz. 75 73 72 70 290 $62,000.00 Ron STRECK, Tulsa, Okla. 76 71 72 71 290 $62,000.00 Greg NORMAN, AUSTRALIA 72 73 72 73 290 $62,000.00 9th Vicente FERNANDEZ, ARGENTINA 74 75 73 69 291 $50,000.00 Gene JONES, Orlando, Fla 76 74 72 69 291 $50,000.00 Jeff SLUMAN, Hinsdale, Ill. 70 73 70 78 291 $50,000.00 12th Tom PURTZER, Scottsdale, Ariz. 73 67 81 71 292 $42,000.00 13th Craig STADLER, Evergreen, Colo. 75 70 76 72 293 $36,000.00 Andy BEAN, Lakeland, Fla. 73 72 74 74 293 $36,000.00 Tom KITE, Austin, Texas 75 71 71 76 293 $36,000.00 16th David EGER, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. 72 78 74 70 294 $23,375.00 Tom WATSON, White Sulphur Springs, W.V. 78 69 75 72 294 $23,375.00 Bruce FLEISHER, Greenville, S.C. 78 67 76 73 294 $23,375.00 Tim SIMPSON, Greensboro, Ga. 71 73 76 74 294 $23,375.00 Ian WOOSNAM, WALES 71 76 73 74 294 $23,375.00 John COOK, Corona Del Mar, Calif. 73 75 72 74 294 $23,375.00 Eduardo ROMERO, ARGENTINA 71 77 71 75 294 $23,375.00 Bill BRITTON, Rumson, N.J. 70 74 72 78 294 $23,375.00 24th Kiyoshi MUROTA, JAPAN 75 72 75 73 295 $16,500.00 Mark O'MEARA, Windermere, Fla. 76 66 77 76 295 $16,500.00 26th Bob CAMERON, ENGLAND 72 73 81 70 296 $13,875.00 James D. MASON, Dillard, Ga. 76 71 78 71 296 $13,875.00 John HARRIS, Edina, Minn. 72 78 73 73 296 $13,875.00 Denis WATSON, ZIMBABWE 72 74 74 76 296 $13,875.00 30th Joe OZAKI, JAPAN 71 79 77 70 297 $11,750.00 Bruce VAUGHAN, Hutchinson, Kan. 77 70 76 74 297 $11,750.00 Mark WIEBE, Denver, Colo. 74 72 77 74 297 $11,750.00 Keith FERGUS, Houston, Texas 71 74 75 77 297 $11,750.00 34th John ROSS, Freeman, W.V. 75 77 78 68 298 $8,700.00 Des SMYTH, IRELAND 74 70 80 74 298 $8,700.00 The 69th Senior PGA Championship Oak Hill Country Club (East Course), Rochester, New York May 25, 2008 Final Results – Sunday, May 25, 2008 Place Name Score Award 34th John JACOBS, Scottsdale, Ariz. 71 80 74 73 298 $8,700.00 Bob GILDER, Corvallis, Ore. 73 73 77 75 298 $8,700.00 Sam TORRANCE, SCOTLAND 76 74 73 75 298 $8,700.00 Nick JOB, ENGLAND 72 76 75 75 298 $8,700.00 Kirk HANEFELD, Acton, Mass. 71 74 77 76 298 $8,700.00 Katsuyoshi TOMORI, JAPAN 75 77 70 76 298 $8,700.00 Michael GOODES, Reidsville, N.C. 72 73 75 78 298 $8,700.00 43rd Sandy LYLE, SCOTLAND 76 76 74 73 299 $6,600.00 Gil MORGAN, Edmond, Okla. 78 74 71 76 299 $6,600.00 David EDWARDS, Stillwater, Okla. 76 73 73 77 299 $6,600.00 46th Jim AHERN, Phoenix, Ariz. 83 68 76 73 300 $5,700.00 David OGRIN, New Braunfels, Texas 75 72 78 75 300 $5,700.00 Jim WOODWARD, Edmond, Okla. 72 74 75 79 300 $5,700.00 49th Loren ROBERTS, Memphis, Tenn. 78 74 76 73 301 $4,725.00 Tom MCKNIGHT, Bluffton, S.C. 76 76 75 74 301 $4,725.00 Perry ARTHUR, Plano, Texas 77 73 76 75 301 $4,725.00 Chip BECK, Lake Forest, Ill. 73 75 76 77 301 $4,725.00 53rd D.A. WEIBRING, Frisco, Texas 76 74 80 72 302 $4,225.00 Tom JENKINS, Austin, Texas 75 71 84 72 302 $4,225.00 Lonnie NIELSEN, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. 81 70 78 73 302 $4,225.00 Mike HULBERT, Orlando, Fla. 80 72 76 74 302 $4,225.00 Allen M. DOYLE, La Grange, Ga. 76 74 77 75 302 $4,225.00 Bobby WADKINS, Richmond, Va. 76 75 73 78 302 $4,225.00 59th Juan QUIROS, SPAIN 77 74 75 77 303 $4,000.00 Robert THOMPSON, Huntsville, Texas 73 76 77 77 303 $4,000.00 Massy KURAMOTO, JAPAN 73 68 80 82 303 $4,000.00 62nd Wayne LEVI, Naples, Fla. 73 76 82 73 304 $3,875.00 Dave EICHELBERGER, Honolulu, Hawaii 77 74 79 74 304 $3,875.00 Jim CHANCEY, Altamonte Springs, Fla. 76 71 82 75 304 $3,875.00 Mark JAMES, ENGLAND 79 73 76 76 304 $3,875.00 Gary ROBISON, Canton, Ohio 75 73 79 77 304 $3,875.00 67th Walter HALL, Bermuda Run, N.C. 73 78 80 74 305 $3,762.50 Rod SPITTLE, CANADA 76 74 79 76 305 $3,762.50 David LUNDSTROM, Houston, Texas 78 74 77 76 305 $3,762.50 Mike REID, Provo, Utah 78 74 77 76 305 $3,762.50 71st Hajime MESHIAI, JAPAN 78 74 80 74 306 $3,637.50 Tom WARGO, Centralia, Ill. 76 76 78 76 306 $3,637.50 Jim THORPE, Heathrow, Fla. 74 77 79 76 306 $3,637.50 The 69th Senior PGA Championship Oak Hill Country Club (East Course), Rochester, New York May 25, 2008 Final Results – Sunday, May 25, 2008 Place Name Score Award 71st Rick KARBOWSKI, Frisco, Texas 77 72 78 79 306 $3,637.50 Costantino ROCCA, ITALY 75 76 76 79 306 $3,637.50 Darrell KESTNER, Glen Cove, N.Y. 76 70 79 81 306 $3,637.50 77th Bill LONGMUIR, ENGLAND 76 74 82 77 309 $3,500.00 Roy VUCINICH, Moon Township, Pa. 78 72 82 77 309 $3,500.00 Freddy GIBSON, Orlando, Fla. 77 75 82 75 309 $3,500.00 Mike BARGE, Chanhassen, Minn. 72 80 80 77 309 $3,500.00 Gordon J. BRAND, ENGLAND 73 77 79 80 309 $3,500.00 82nd Danny EDWARDS, Scottsdale, Ariz. 77 72 85 77 311 $3,425.00 83rd Bill LOEFFLER, Castle Rock, Colo. 76 76 85 76 313 $3,400.00 84th Scott SPENCE, Portsmouth, R.I. 74 78 82 82 316 $3,375.00 .
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