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Bridgestone SENIOR PLAYER Firestone CC Final Round Groupings and Starting Times Sunday, June 27, 2021 Bridgestone SENIOR PLAYER Firestone CC Final Round Groupings and Starting Times Sunday, June 27, 2021 TEE # 1 7:50 David Eger Charlotte, NC 85 83 79 247 8:00 John Daly Dardanelle, AR 73 81 79 233 Jay Don Blake St. George, UT 82 79 79 240 8:10 Fred Funk Austin, TX 73 76 80 229 Russ Cochran Paducah, KY 77 74 79 230 8:20 Carlos Franco Asuncion, Paraguay 76 80 72 228 Tim Herron Minneapolis, MN 71 77 80 228 8:30 Billy Mayfair Scottsdale, AZ 78 76 72 226 Matt Gogel Mission Hills, KS 75 83 69 227 8:40 Woody Austin Derby, KS 72 72 80 224 Joey Sindelar Horseheads, NY 75 74 76 225 8:50 Cameron Beckman San Antonio, TX 72 75 77 224 Olin Browne Tequesta, FL 75 69 80 224 9:00 Willie Wood Edmond, OK 74 70 79 223 Corey Pavin Dallas, TX 76 74 74 224 9:10 Michael Allen Paradise Valley, AZ 76 76 71 223 Jeff Maggert Sea Pines, SC 77 74 72 223 9:20 Kenny Perry Franklin, KY 71 78 73 222 John Senden Brisbane, Australia 74 74 74 222 9:30 Billy Andrade Bristol, RI 76 73 73 222 Steve Pate Delray Beach, FL 72 76 74 222 9:40 Chris DiMarco Denver, CO 76 75 71 222 Brett Quigley Barrington, RI 73 77 72 222 9:50 John Huston Clearwater, FL 71 73 77 221 Jay Haas Greenville, SC 75 68 78 221 10:00 David McKenzie Melbourne, Australia 73 74 74 221 Miguel Angel Jiménez Malaga, Spain 70 74 77 221 10:10 Glen Day Alotian, AR 75 73 73 221 Kirk Triplett Scottsdale, AZ 76 72 73 221 10:20 Bob Estes Austin, TX 69 73 78 220 K.J. Choi Dallas, TX 77 72 72 221 10:30 Wes Short, Jr. Austin, TX 73 72 75 220 Duffy Waldorf Las Vegas, NV 73 71 76 220 10:40 Ken Tanigawa Scottsdale, AZ 74 71 75 220 Tom Gillis Lake Orion, MI 73 72 75 220 10:50 Kent Jones Albuquerque, NM 75 71 74 220 Tom Byrum San Antonio, TX 74 72 74 220 11:00 Esteban Toledo Mexicali, Mexico 77 69 73 219 Scott Dunlap Sarasota, FL 73 73 73 219 Report Generated at 18:14:19 on 06/26/21 Page 1 of 2 Bridgestone SENIOR PLAYER Firestone CC Final Round Groupings and Starting Times Sunday, June 27, 2021 TEE # 1 11:10 Scott McCarron Mooresville, NC 74 76 69 219 David Frost Delray Beach, FL 73 74 72 219 11:20 Doug Barron Memphis, TN 72 71 75 218 Stephen Leaney Perth, Australia 70 72 76 218 11:30 Steve Flesch Union, KY 71 73 74 218 Dicky Pride Tuscaloosa, AL 70 74 74 218 11:40 Joe Durant Pensacola Beach, FL 73 69 75 217 Robert Karlsson Katrineholm, Sweden 71 74 73 218 11:50 Shane Bertsch Denver, CO 74 74 69 217 Gene Sauers Savannah, GA 69 75 73 217 12:00 José María Olazábal San Sebastian, Spain 70 69 77 216 Paul Goydos Long Beach, CA 70 69 77 216 12:10 Darren Clarke The Abaco Club at Winding Bay, Bahamas 70 74 72 216 Mike Weir Brights Grv, ON, Canada 74 69 73 216 12:20 Steve Jones Tempe, AZ 73 71 72 216 Retief Goosen Polokwane, South Africa 73 71 72 216 12:30 Tom Lehman Scottsdale, AZ 74 72 70 216 Bernhard Langer Munich, Germany 71 74 71 216 12:40 Stephen Ames Canada 74 70 71 215 Vijay Singh Fiji Islands 72 74 70 216 12:50 Tim Petrovic Austin, TX 72 70 72 214 Brandt Jobe Oklahoma City, OK 72 73 70 215 1:00 Lee Janzen Orlando, FL 73 71 70 214 Colin Montgomerie Royal Troon, Scotland 75 69 70 214 1:10 Rod Pampling Brisbane, Australia 70 75 69 214 Rocco Mediate Greensburg, PA 74 71 69 214 1:20 Paul Stankowski Flower Mound, TX 74 70 69 213 Scott Parel Augusta, GA 71 69 73 213 1:30 Paul Broadhurst Nuneaton, England 67 69 76 212 Fred Couples Newport Beach, CA 72 73 68 213 1:40 Kevin Sutherland Sacramento, CA 70 69 72 211 Marco Dawson Merritt Island, FL 69 69 74 212 1:50 Jim Furyk Jacksonville, FL 71 68 71 210 Ernie Els South Africa 72 67 71 210 2:00 Ken Duke Stuart, FL 67 71 70 208 David Toms Shreveport, LA 72 72 66 210 2:10 Steve Stricker Madison, WI 63 68 72 203 Jerry Kelly Madison, WI 69 70 68 207 Report Generated at 18:14:19 on 06/26/21 Page 2 of 2.
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