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Horsey Leads After Course Record 9-Under-Par 1St Round OFFICIAL ORDER OF PLAY FRIDAY 5 FEBRUARY 2021 Royal Greens Golf & Country Club HORSEY LEADS AFTER COURSE RECORD 9-UNDER-PAR 1ST ROUND Spectators should note that by entering the venue a ball strike from a stray shot is a possibility. Spectators 12 RETAIL must therefore maintain vigilance for CAR PARK shouts of ‘Fore’. In the event of a ‘Fore’ shout spectators should crouch down and protect their head and face. TOURNAMENT 11 PERFORMANCE BUBBLE CENTRE SCHOOL 13 10 CAR VIP ENTRANCE PARK SHORT-GAME 2 & TEMPERATURE CHECK PRACTICE In the event of inclement weather this sign CAR PARK 2 will appear on all of the scoreboards. If MEDIA ENTRANCE CLUBHOUSE OVERFLOW play is suspended a siren will sound. You & TEMPERATURE CHECK TOURNAMENT must seek shelter immediately. Avoid open BUBBLE PUTTING areas, hilltops, high places, isolated trees, CLUBHOUSE ENTRANCE GREEN golf carts and wire fences. In the event of & TEMPERATURE CHECK an emergency evacuation please listen carefully for announcements and follow HOSPITALITY ENTRANCE PRACTICE the instructions given by Officials. & TEMPERATURE CHECK RANGE 2 3 ARAMCO OBSERVATION DECK VIP HOSPITALITY 1 PIF PAVILION TOURNAMENT 18 TOURNAMENT BUBBLE BUBBLE 14 9 VIEWING PLATFORM CAR PARK 1 TOURNAMENT BUBBLE DROP-OFF / COLLECTION HOSPITALITY BUBBLE HOSPITALITY TV PARKING & SCREENING HOSPITALITY BUBBLE COMPOUND BUBBLE 8 4 ROYAL MAJLIS HOSPITALITY LEADERBOARD BUBBLE 5 BIG SCREEN TOURNAMENT MEDICAL HQ TOURNAMENT 7 BUBBLE BUBBLE MAINTENANCE COMPOUND 17 6 HOSPITALITY BUBBLE 15 TOURNAMENT BUBBLE 16 COVID-19 Face coverings MUST be worn at all Maintain social distancing Use hand sanitizer regularly Wash your hands for 20 seconds times indoors and in outdoor areas at all times - available across the site with soap as often as possible where social distance is difficult COVID-19 Game Start 1st +/- Game Start 1st +/- No. Time Tee Name Nationality Round Par No. Time Tee Name Nationality Round Par David LAW SCO 70 par Matthew SOUTHGATE ENG 70 par 1 07.10 1 Eduard ROUSAUD (AM) ESP 72 +2 12 07.10 10 Marc WARREN SCO 74 +4 Andrea PAVAN ITA 74 +4 Kalle SAMOOJA FIN 69 -1 Gavin GREEN MAS 71 +1 Adri ARNAUS ESP 69 -1 2 07.20 1 Zander LOMBARD RSA 72 +2 13 07.20 10 Wilco NIENABER RSA 71 +1 Chris PAISLEY ENG 68 -2 Sami VÄLIMÄKI FIN 73 +3 David DRYSDALE SCO 70 par Rafa CABRERA BELLO ESP 69 -1 3 07.30 1 Oliver WILSON ENG 68 -2 14 07.30 10 Aaron RAI ENG 69 -1 Jazz JANEWATTANANOND THA 69 -1 Abraham ANCER MEX 71 +1 Julian SURI USA 69 -1 Henrik STENSON SWE 72 +2 4 07.40 1 Grant FORREST SCO 69 -1 15 07.40 10 Patrick REED USA 69 -1 James MORRISON ENG 67 -3 Rasmus HØJGAARD DEN 70 par Scott JAMIESON SCO 74 +4 Ian POULTER ENG 67 -3 5 07.50 1 Sean CROCKER USA 68 -2 16 07.50 10 Danny WILLETT ENG 67 -3 Nino BERTASIO ITA 75 +5 Viktor HOVLAND NOR 68 -2 Ross FISHER ENG 69 -1 Graeme McDOWELL NIR 70 par 6 08.00 1 Andrew JOHNSTON ENG 70 par 17 08.00 10 Paul CASEY ENG 69 -1 Ashley CHESTERS ENG 70 par Robert MACINTYRE SCO 71 +1 David LIPSKY USA 70 par Ernie ELS RSA 74 +4 7 08.10 1 Scott HEND AUS 71 +1 18 08.10 10 Christiaan BEZUIDENHOUT RSA 68 -2 Alexander LEVY FRA 71 +1 Jason KOKRAK USA 70 par Guido MIGLIOZZI ITA 68 -2 Miguel Ángel JIMÉNEZ ESP 72 +2 8 08.20 1 Jason SCRIVENER AUS 75 +5 19 08.20 10 Thomas BJØRN DEN 74 +4 Lucas HERBERT AUS 70 par Matthias SCHWAB AUT 68 -2 Victor DUBUISSON FRA 71 +1 Jayden SCHAPER RSA 74 +4 9 08.30 1 Jeff WINTHER DEN 67 -3 20 08.30 10 Othman ALMULLA KSA 71 +1 Jamie DONALDSON WAL 72 +2 Oliver FISHER ENG 72 +2 Renato PARATORE ITA 72 +2 John CATLIN USA 69 -1 10 08.40 1 Faisal SALHAB (AM) KSA 77 +7 21 08.40 10 Saud AL SHARIF (AM) KSA 80 +10 Richie RAMSAY SCO 73 +3 Alexander BJÖRK SWE 72 +2 Tapio PULKKANEN FIN 73 +3 Cormac SHARVIN NIR 70 par 11 08.50 1 Raphaël JACQUELIN FRA 76 +6 22 08.50 10 Lorenzo GAGLI ITA 71 +1 Joël STALTER FRA 69 -1 Garrick HIGGO RSA 70 par Game Start Tee Name 1st +/- Game Start 1st +/- No. Time Nationality Round Par No. Time Tee Name Nationality Round Par Justin HARDING RSA 68 -2 Masahiro KAWAMURA JPN 66 -4 23 11.40 1 Adrian OTAEGUI ESP 68 -2 35 11.40 10 Paul WARING ENG 71 +1 Andy SULLIVAN ENG 66 -4 Wade ORMSBY AUS 71 +1 Antoine ROZNER FRA 67 -3 Ryan FOX NZL 65 -5 24 11.50 1 Pablo LARRAZÁBAL ESP 69 -1 36 11.50 10 Mike LORENZO-VERA FRA 69 -1 Takumi KANAYA JPN 67 -3 Richard McEVOY ENG 73 +3 Thomas PIETERS BEL 65 -5 George COETZEE RSA 66 -4 25 12.00 1 Laurie CANTER ENG 66 -4 37 12.00 10 Calum HILL SCO 65 -5 Haotong LI CHN 65 -5 Romain LANGASQUE FRA 69 -1 Phil MICKELSON USA 68 -2 Dean BURMESTER RSA 69 -1 26 12.10 1 Tommy FLEETWOOD ENG 68 -2 38 12.10 10 Kiradech APHIBARNRAT THA 73 +3 Bernd WIESBERGER AUT 64 -6 Edoardo MOLINARI ITA 73 +3 Sergio GARCIA ESP 70 par Chris WOOD ENG 73 +3 27 12.20 1 Tony FINAU USA 68 -2 39 12.20 10 Kurt KITAYAMA USA 67 -3 Shane LOWRY IRL 70 par Marcus KINHULT SWE 65 -5 Bryson DECHAMBEAU USA 65 -5 Kristoffer BROBERG SWE 70 par 28 12.30 1 Matt WALLACE ENG 73 +3 40 12.30 10 Benjamin HEBERT FRA 71 +1 Justin ROSE ENG 68 -2 Min Woo LEE AUS 69 -1 Dustin JOHNSON USA 67 -3 Ashun WU CHN 68 -2 29 12.40 1 Lee WESTWOOD ENG 67 -3 41 12.40 10 Steven BROWN ENG 68 -2 Tyrrell HATTON ENG 67 -3 Joost LUITEN NED 67 -3 Kevin NA USA 69 -1 Nacho ELVIRA ESP 71 +1 30 12.50 1 Victor PEREZ FRA 67 -3 42 12.50 10 Justin WALTERS RSA 68 -2 Martin KAYMER GER 67 -3 Fabrizio ZANOTTI PAR 66 -4 Shubhankar SHARMA IND 69 -1 Francesco LAPORTA ITA 70 par 31 13.00 1 Jhonattan VEGAS VEN 66 -4 43 13.00 10 David HORSEY ENG 61 -9 Brandon STONE RSA 70 par Maximilian KIEFFER GER 71 +1 Richard STERNE RSA 69 -1 David HOWELL ENG 71 +1 32 13.10 1 Jorge CAMPILLO ESP 69 -1 44 13.10 10 Thomas DETRY BEL 67 -3 Stephen GALLACHER SCO 62 -8 Ross McGOWAN ENG 68 -2 Joachim B. HANSEN DEN 70 par Alvaro QUIROS ESP 71 +1 33 13.20 1 Mikko KORHONEN FIN 66 -4 45 13.20 10 Haydn PORTEOUS RSA 70 par Jordan SMITH ENG 71 +1 Søren KJELDSEN DEN 69 -1 Julien GUERRIER FRA 70 par Paul DUNNE IRL 73 +3 34 13.30 1 Shergo AL KURDI (AM) JOR 69 -1 46 13.30 10 Sebastian SODERBERG SWE 73 +3 Matthieu PAVON FRA 68 -2 Harry HALL ENG 70 par Please note that players and timings are subject to change.
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