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1984 John Deere Classic SCOTT HOCH TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R MONEY 1984 266 67 67 66 66 $36,000 JOHN DEERE CLASSIC Scott Hoch fired successive weekend rounds OAKWOOD CC, COAL VALLEY, IL of 66 to win his second Quad-Cities title JULY 18-21 going away. Hoch’s five-shot win over PAR: 35-35-70 George Archer, Dave Stockton and Vance Heafner still is the TOTAL PURSE: second largest margin of victory in tournament history. Having won his first Tour event in the Q-Cs in 1980, Hoch became $200,000 the second two-time winner here, matching Deane Beman. 1984 JOHN DEERE CLASSIC RANK PLAYER TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R MONEY RANK PLAYER TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R MONEY MISSED CUT TOTAL 1R 2R MISSED CUT TOTAL 1R 2R MISSED CUT TOTAL 1R 2R T2 George Archer 271 72 69 66 64 $14,933 T31 Gary Pinns 278 69 66 72 71 998 Miller Barber 147 74 73 Larry Ziegler 145 77 68 T2 Vance Heafner 271 64 67 69 71 14,933 T31 Lee Rinker 278 73 67 69 69 998 Bob Boyd 143 72 71 T2 Dave Stockton 271 64 66 71 70 14,933 T31 Bobby Stroble 278 71 70 67 70 998 Mike Bright 142 74 68 WD Ed Schumann 78 78 T5 Curt Byrum 272 70 66 67 69 7,600 T31 Lance Ten Broeck 278 71 69 67 71 998 George Cadle 142 73 69 T5 Gary Hallberg 272 71 67 69 65 7,600 T31 Tommy Valentine 278 68 71 68 71 998 Rick Dalpos 145 73 72 7 T.C. Chen 273 72 66 65 70 6,700 T44 Adam Adams 279 72 68 69 70 590 Mike Donald 142 73 69 T8 Woody Blackburn 274 68 69 65 72 5,200 T44 Jay Cudd 279 70 67 72 70 590 Danny Edwards 147 74 73 T8 Bill Calfee 274 68 68 67 71 5,200 T44 Greg Farrow 279 72 69 68 70 590 Mark Egly 150 77 73 T8 Jim Gallagher, Jr. 274 67 71 67 69 5,200 T44 Mike McCullough 279 71 67 69 72 590 Dave Eichelberger 142 71 71 T8 Lindy Miller 274 68 70 67 69 5,200 T44 Andy North 279 73 67 70 69 590 Brad Faxon 146 73 73 T8 Brett Upper 274 67 69 67 71 5,200 T44 David Ogrin 279 69 69 71 70 590 Dan Forsman 142 69 73 T8 Randy Watkins 274 71 65 66 72 5,200 T44 Victor Regalado 279 76 65 68 70 590 Frank Fuhrer 146 73 73 T14 Dan Halldorson 275 72 67 68 68 3,200 T51 Rod Curl 280 70 71 66 73 470 Bill Glasson 142 74 68 T14 Bill Kratzert 275 76 65 64 70 3,200 T51 Jim Hallet 280 67 71 70 72 470 John Hamarik 146 71 75 T14 Mike Morley 275 71 65 70 69 3,200 T51 John Horne 280 72 68 69 71 470 Mike Hill 146 73 73 T14 Rod Nuckolls 275 72 69 66 68 3,200 T51 Gene Sauers 280 70 69 69 72 470 Mike Holland 144 73 71 T14 Chris Perry 275 68 67 71 69 3,200 T51 Jack Spradlin 280 71 67 70 72 470 Jim Jamieson 152 73 79 T14 Bill Sander 275 72 65 68 70 3,200 T51 Jeff Thomsen 280 69 68 71 72 470 Richie Karl 142 72 70 T14 Denis Watson 275 69 67 69 70 3,200 T57 Paul Azinger 281 71 69 67 74 444 Ken Kelley 144 73 71 T21 John Adams 276 70 68 69 69 2,080 T57 Antonio O. Cerda 281 72 67 69 73 444 Kenny Knox 143 68 75 T21 Dan Croonquist 276 70 69 71 66 2,080 T57 Jeff Mitchell 281 72 66 70 73 444 Kurt Kretchman 151 74 77 T21 Ken Green 276 69 69 70 68 2,080 T57 Greg Powers 281 70 69 71 71 444 Tom Lamore 142 73 69 T21 Tim Norris 276 70 65 67 74 2,080 T57 Clyde Rego 281 72 68 69 72 444 Chris Lesak 151 76 75 T21 Ron Streck 276 72 64 70 70 2,080 T62 Bruce Fleisher 282 70 70 73 69 430 Lyn Lott 142 73 69 T26 Dave Barr 277 69 68 70 70 1,480 T62 Bryan Norton 282 72 67 68 75 430 Roger Maltbie 142 71 71 T26 Brad Bryant 277 71 69 64 73 1,480 T64 Dale Douglass 283 72 67 72 72 422 Gary Marlowe 146 76 70 T26 Lon Hinkle 277 72 69 69 67 1,480 T64 Gary Krueger 283 68 73 69 73 422 Pat McGowan 142 72 70 T26 Grier Jones 277 69 70 72 66 1,480 T66 Chi Chi Rodriguez 284 74 67 69 74 414 Jodie Mudd 146 75 71 T26 Ralph Landrum 277 70 70 68 69 1,480 T66 John Slaughter 284 71 70 71 72 414 David O’Kelly 149 75 74 T31 Mark Brooks 278 67 71 71 69 998 68 Jack Ferenz 285 73 67 75 70 408 Mike Peck 144 72 72 T31 Mark Calcavecchia 278 73 66 70 69 998 69 K.C. Liao 286 72 69 70 75 404 David Peoples 143 73 70 T31 Jon Chaffee 278 67 73 65 73 998 70 Michael Cunning 289 68 72 76 73 400 Mike Putnam 147 71 76 T31 Russ Cochran 278 70 65 70 73 998 Fred Reeder 164 80 84 T31 Frank Conner 278 70 68 71 69 998 R.H. Sikes 154 76 78 T31 Bob Eastwood 278 73 67 69 69 998 Mick Soli 146 73 73 T31 Tom Lehman 278 70 69 68 71 998 Billy Tuten 145 72 73 T31 Griff Moody 278 66 70 71 71 998 Scott Watkins 143 70 73 .
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