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2020 Korn Ferry Tour Facts and Figures Through REX Hospital 2020 Korn Ferry Tour Facts and Figures Page 1 of 17 Through REX Hospital Open (06/06/2021) Low 9 Through REX Hospital Open (06/06/2021) 28 (7-under), Kevin Dougherty, back nine, first round, Hillcrest CC, Albertsons Boise Open presented by Kraft Nabisco 28 (7-under), Will Cannon, back nine, fourth round, Hillcrest CC, Albertsons Boise Open presented by Kraft Nabisco 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 (7-under), Jake Knapp, front nine, first round, Landings Club - Deer Creek GC, Savannah Golf Championship 29 (7-under), Mickey DeMorat, front nine, first round, Landings Club - Deer Creek GC, Savannah Golf Championship 29 (7-under), Julián Etulain, back nine, second round, Landings Club - Deer Creek GC, Savannah Golf Championship 29 (7-under), Mito Pereira, front nine, first round, The CC at Wakefield Plantation, REX Hospital Open 29 (7-under), Andrew Novak, front nine, first round, The CC at Wakefield Plantation, REX Hospital Open 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 29 (6-under), Lee Hodges, back nine, second round, Pumpkin Ridge GC - W. Hollow, WinCo Foods Portland Open presented by KraftHeinz 29 (6-under), Max Greyserman, back nine, third round, Hillcrest CC, Albertsons Boise Open presented by Kraft Nabisco 29 (6-under), Brandon Wu, back nine, third round, Hillcrest CC, Albertsons Boise Open presented by Kraft Nabisco 29 (6-under), Cameron Young, back nine, third round, Hillcrest CC, Albertsons Boise Open presented by Kraft Nabisco 29 (6-under), Tag Ridings, back nine, fourth round, Hillcrest CC, Albertsons Boise Open presented by Kraft Nabisco 29 (6-under), Zecheng Dou, back nine, fourth round, Hillcrest CC, Albertsons Boise Open presented by Kraft Nabisco 29 (6-under), Anders Albertson, front nine, second round, Panther Creek CC, Lincoln Land Championship presented by LRS 29 (6-under), Nick Hardy, back nine, second round, Crestview CC, Wichita Open Supporting Wichita's Youth 29 (6-under), George Cunningham, back nine, first round, Lakewood National GC Commander, LECOM Suncoast Classic 29 (6-under), Andrew Novak, back nine, first round, Sandestin Resort - Raven GC, Emerald Coast Classic at Sandestin 29 (6-under), Adam Svensson, front nine, second round, The Ledges, Huntsville Championship 29 (6-under), Kevin Dougherty, back nine, third round, The Ledges, Huntsville Championship 29 (6-under), Derek Ernst, front nine, second round, Holston Hills CC, Visit Knoxville Open 29 (6-under), Stuart Macdonald, back nine, fourth round, Holston Hills CC, Visit Knoxville Open 2020 Korn Ferry Tour Facts and Figures Page 2 of 17 Through REX Hospital Open (06/06/2021) Low 18 Through REX Hospital Open (06/06/2021) 60 (10-under), Nick Hardy, fourth round, Sandestin Resort - Raven GC, Emerald Coast Classic at Sandestin 61 (10-under), Cameron Young, third round, Hillcrest CC, Albertsons Boise Open presented by Kraft Nabisco 61 (10-under), Charlie Saxon, first round, Panther Creek CC, Lincoln Land Championship presented by LRS 61 (10-under), Andrew Novak, first round, The CC at Wakefield Plantation, REX Hospital Open 61 (10-under), Chad Ramey, third round, The CC at Wakefield Plantation, REX Hospital Open 61 (9-under), Greyson Sigg, first round, Holston Hills CC, Visit Knoxville Open 61 (9-under), Seth Reeves, fourth round, Holston Hills CC, Visit Knoxville Open 62 (10-under), Robert Garrigus, second round, Lakewood National GC Commander, 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 (10-under), David Lipsky, third round, TPC San Antonio-AT&T Canyons, TPC San Antonio Challenge at the Canyons 62 (10-under), Paul Haley II, fourth round, Highland Springs CC, Price Cutter Charity Championship presented by Dr Pepper 62 (10-under), Julián Etulain, second round, Landings Club - Deer Creek GC, Savannah Golf Championship 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 (9-under), Tommy Gainey, first round, Hillcrest CC, Albertsons Boise Open presented by Kraft Nabisco 62 (9-under), Brett Drewitt, second round, Panther Creek CC, Lincoln Land Championship presented by LRS 62 (9-under), Anders Albertson, second round, Panther Creek CC, Lincoln Land Championship presented by LRS 62 (9-under), Harry Hall, second round, Panther Creek CC, Lincoln Land Championship presented by LRS 62 (9-under), Jake Knapp, second round, Panther Lake Course, Orange County National Championship presented by Knight 39 62 (9-under), Trey Mullinax, third round, Panther Lake Course, Orange County National Championship presented by Knight 39 62 (9-under), Albin Choi, first round, Lakewood National GC Commander, LECOM Suncoast Classic 62 (9-under), Lee Hodges, third round, Le Triomphe G&CC, Chitimacha Louisiana Open presented by MISTRAS 62 (9-under), Anders Albertson, first round, Texas Rangers GC, Veritex Bank Championship 62 (9-under), Paul Barjon, second round, Texas Rangers GC, Veritex Bank Championship 62 (9-under), Ollie Schniederjans, fourth round, The Glen Club, Evans Scholars Invitational presented by First Midwest Bank 62 (9-under), Mito Pereira, first round, The CC at Wakefield Plantation, REX Hospital Open 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 62 (8-under), Taylor Pendrith, second round, Crestview CC, Wichita Open Supporting Wichita's Youth 62 (8-under), Patrick Fishburn, second round, Crestview CC, Wichita Open Supporting Wichita's Youth 62 (8-under), Andrew Novak, first round, Sandestin Resort - Raven GC, Emerald Coast Classic at Sandestin 62 (8-under), Stephan Jaeger, second round, Holston Hills CC, Visit Knoxville Open 2020 Korn Ferry Tour Facts and Figures Page 3 of 17 Through REX Hospital Open (06/06/2021) Low First 18 Through REX Hospital Open (06/06/2021) 61 (10-under), Charlie Saxon, Lincoln Land Championship presented by LRS 61 (10-under), Andrew Novak, REX Hospital Open 61 (9-under), Greyson Sigg, Visit Knoxville Open 62 (9-under), Tommy Gainey, Albertsons Boise Open presented by Kraft Nabisco 62 (9-under), Albin Choi, LECOM Suncoast Classic 62 (9-under), Anders Albertson, Veritex Bank Championship 62 (9-under), Mito Pereira, REX Hospital Open 62 (8-under), Andrew Novak, Emerald Coast Classic at Sandestin Low First 36 Through REX Hospital Open (06/06/2021) 126 (14-under), Stephan Jaeger, (64-62), Visit Knoxville Open 127 (15-under), Charlie Saxon, (61-66), Lincoln Land Championship presented by LRS 127 (15-under), Anders Albertson, (62-65), Veritex Bank Championship 127 (15-under), Dan McCarthy, (64-63), Veritex Bank Championship 127 (15-under), Theo Humphrey, (64-63), Veritex Bank Championship 127 (13-under), Taylor Pendrith, (65-62), Wichita Open Supporting Wichita's Youth 127 (13-under), Kyle Reifers, (63-64), Visit Knoxville Open 128 (14-under), Stephen Franken, (64-64), Orange County National Championship presented by Knight 39 128 (12-under), Jared Wolfe, (63-65), Wichita Open Supporting Wichita's Youth 2020 Korn Ferry Tour Facts and Figures Page 4 of 17 Through REX Hospital Open (06/06/2021) Low 36 (Any Rounds) Through REX Hospital Open (06/06/2021) 126 (14-under), Stephan Jaeger, (64-62), first and second rounds, Visit Knoxville Open 127 (15-under), Cameron Young, (66-61), second and third rounds, Albertsons Boise Open presented by Kraft Nabisco 127 (15-under), Charlie Saxon, (61-66), first and second rounds, Lincoln Land Championship presented by LRS 127 (15-under), Anders Albertson, (62-65), second and third rounds, Lincoln Land Championship presented by LRS 127 (15-under), Trey Mullinax, (65-62), second and third rounds, Orange County National Championship presented by Knight 39 127 (15-under), Anders Albertson, (62-65), first and second rounds, Veritex Bank Championship
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