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2020 Korn Ferry Tour Facts and Figures Through Utah Championship Presented by Zions Bank Page 1 of 14 (06/28/2020) 2020 Korn Ferry Tour Facts and Figures Through Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank Page 1 of 14 (06/28/2020) Low 9 Through Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank (06/28/2020) 29 (7-under), Mickey DeMorat, front nine, second round, Royal Blue GC, The Bahamas Great Abaco Classic at Baha Mar 29 (7-under), Chad Ramey, front nine, fourth round, El Bosque CC, El Bosque Mexico Championship by INNOVA 29 (7-under), Vince India, front nine, third round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 29 (7-under), Joseph Bramlett, back nine, fourth round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 29 (7-under), Ryan Ruffels, front nine, third round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 29 (6-under), Chase Wright, front nine, third round, Panama GC, Panama Championship 29 (6-under), Davis Riley, back nine, third round, Panama GC, Panama Championship 29 (6-under), Camilo Villegas, front nine, first round, CC de Bogota-Lagos, CC de Bogota Championship 29 (6-under), Justin Hueber, front nine, first round, CC de Bogota-Pacos, CC de Bogota Championship 29 (6-under), John Oda, front nine, second round, CC de Bogota-Pacos, CC de Bogota Championship 29 (6-under), Will Zalatoris, front nine, third round, CC de Bogota-Lagos, CC de Bogota Championship 29 (6-under), Joseph Bramlett, back nine, third round, TPC Sawgrass - Dye's Valley, Korn Ferry Challenge at TPC Sawgrass 29 (6-under), Josh Teater, back nine, first round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 29 (6-under), Ryan Brehm, back nine, second round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 30 (6-under), Will Zalatoris, back nine, third round, Sandals Emerald Bay GC, The Bahamas Great Exuma Classic at Sandals Emerald Bay 30 (6-under), Brandon Harkins, front nine, second round, Royal Blue GC, The Bahamas Great Abaco Classic at Baha Mar 30 (6-under), Robert Garrigus, back nine, second round, Lakewood National GC, LECOM Suncoast Classic 30 (6-under), Ryan Brehm, back nine, second round, Lakewood National GC, LECOM Suncoast Classic 30 (6-under), Peter Uihlein, back nine, second round, Lakewood National GC, LECOM Suncoast Classic 30 (6-under), Will Wilcox, back nine, second round, Lakewood National GC, LECOM Suncoast Classic 30 (6-under), Sebastián Vázquez, front nine, second round, Lakewood National GC, LECOM Suncoast Classic 30 (6-under), Stephan Jaeger, back nine, second round, Lakewood National GC, LECOM Suncoast Classic 30 (6-under), Kevin Dougherty, back nine, second round, Lakewood National GC, LECOM Suncoast Classic 30 (6-under), Greyson Sigg, front nine, second round, Lakewood National GC, LECOM Suncoast Classic 30 (6-under), David Kocher, front nine, second round, Lakewood National GC, LECOM Suncoast Classic 30 (6-under), Mark Hensby, back nine, first round, El Bosque CC, El Bosque Mexico Championship by INNOVA 30 (6-under), Augusto Núñez, back nine, first round, El Bosque CC, El Bosque Mexico Championship by INNOVA 30 (6-under), Sangmoon Bae, back nine, second round, El Bosque CC, El Bosque Mexico Championship by INNOVA 30 (6-under), Alvaro Ortiz, back nine, second round, El Bosque CC, El Bosque Mexico Championship by INNOVA 30 (6-under), Sean O'Hair, front nine, second round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 30 (6-under), Dawson Armstrong, front nine, second round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 30 (6-under), Austin Smotherman, front nine, third round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 30 (6-under), Braden Thornberry, back nine, third round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 30 (6-under), Curtis Thompson, front nine, fourth round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 30 (6-under), Jason Millard, back nine, fourth round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 30 (6-under), Alex Prugh, front nine, first round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 30 (6-under), Andres Gonzales, front nine, second round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 30 (6-under), Dawie van der Walt, front nine, third round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 30 (6-under), T.J. Vogel, front nine, third round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 30 (6-under), Justin Hueber, front nine, third round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 30 (6-under), Justin Hueber, front nine, fourth round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 30 (5-under), Kent Bulle, back nine, first round, Panama GC, Panama Championship 30 (5-under), Taylor Pendrith, front nine, first round, Panama GC, Panama Championship 30 (5-under), Augusto Núñez, back nine, third round, Panama GC, Panama Championship 30 (5-under), Brett Drewitt, front nine, fourth round, Panama GC, Panama Championship 30 (5-under), David Vanegas, front nine, first round, CC de Bogota-Lagos, CC de Bogota Championship 2020 Korn Ferry Tour Facts and Figures Through Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank Page 2 of 14 (06/28/2020) 30 (5-under), Santiago Gomez, front nine, first round, CC de Bogota-Pacos, CC de Bogota Championship 30 (5-under), Scott Gutschewski, back nine, second round, CC de Bogota-Pacos, CC de Bogota Championship 30 (5-under), Brian Richey, front nine, second round, CC de Bogota-Lagos, CC de Bogota Championship 30 (5-under), Augusto Núñez, front nine, second round, CC de Bogota-Pacos, CC de Bogota Championship 30 (5-under), Stephan Jaeger, front nine, second round, CC de Bogota-Pacos, CC de Bogota Championship 30 (5-under), Whee Kim, back nine, second round, CC de Bogota-Pacos, CC de Bogota Championship 30 (5-under), Ben Silverman, front nine, second round, CC de Bogota-Pacos, CC de Bogota Championship 30 (5-under), Brad Hopfinger, front nine, second round, CC de Bogota-Lagos, CC de Bogota Championship 30 (5-under), Whee Kim, front nine, fourth round, CC de Bogota-Lagos, CC de Bogota Championship 30 (5-under), Roberto Díaz, front nine, first round, TPC Sawgrass - Dye's Valley, Korn Ferry Challenge at TPC Sawgrass 30 (5-under), Paul Barjon, front nine, first round, TPC Sawgrass - Dye's Valley, Korn Ferry Challenge at TPC Sawgrass 30 (5-under), José de Jesús Rodríguez, back nine, second round, TPC Sawgrass - Dye's Valley, Korn Ferry Challenge at TPC Sawgrass 30 (5-under), Brandon Harkins, front nine, second round, TPC Sawgrass - Dye's Valley, Korn Ferry Challenge at TPC Sawgrass 30 (5-under), Shad Tuten, front nine, second round, TPC Sawgrass - Dye's Valley, Korn Ferry Challenge at TPC Sawgrass 30 (5-under), Vince India, front nine, third round, TPC Sawgrass - Dye's Valley, Korn Ferry Challenge at TPC Sawgrass 30 (5-under), Stephan Jaeger, back nine, first round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 30 (5-under), Harry Hall, back nine, first round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 30 (5-under), Nicholas Thompson, back nine, second round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 30 (5-under), John Chin, back nine, second round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 30 (5-under), J.T. Griffin, back nine, second round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 30 (5-under), Brad Hopfinger, back nine, second round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 30 (5-under), Daniel Summerhays, back nine, fourth round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 2020 Korn Ferry Tour Facts and Figures Through Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank Page 3 of 14 (06/28/2020) Low 18 Through Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank (06/28/2020) 62 (10-under), Robert Garrigus, second round, Lakewood National GC, LECOM Suncoast Classic 62 (10-under), Sangmoon Bae, second round, El Bosque CC, El Bosque Mexico Championship by INNOVA 62 (10-under), Vince India, third round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 62 (10-under), Austin Smotherman, third round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 62 (9-under), Paul Haley II, second round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 62 (9-under), Daniel Summerhays, fourth round, Oakridge CC, Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank 62 (8-under), Chase Wright, third round, Panama GC, Panama Championship 62 (8-under), Stephan Jaeger, second round, CC de Bogota-Pacos, CC de Bogota Championship 63 (9-under), Greg Yates, third round, Royal Blue GC, The Bahamas Great Abaco Classic at Baha Mar 63 (9-under), Stephan Jaeger, second round, Lakewood National GC, LECOM Suncoast Classic 63 (9-under), Mito Pereira, second round, El Bosque CC, El Bosque Mexico Championship by INNOVA 63 (9-under), Vince India, first round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 63 (9-under), Brett Coletta, first round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 63 (9-under), Wes Roach, second round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 63 (9-under), Dawson Armstrong, second round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 63 (9-under), Dawie van der Walt, third round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at World Golf Village 63 (9-under), Jared Wolfe, third round, The King & Bear Course at WGV, The King & Bear Classic at
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