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The 92Nd PGA Championship Whistling Straits – Straits Course | Kohler, Wisconsin Thursday, August 12 & Friday, August 13, 2010 The 92nd PGA Championship Whistling Straits – Straits Course | Kohler, Wisconsin Thursday, August 12 & Friday, August 13, 2010 Groupings & Starting Times – Rds 1 & 2 Round One Round Two Starting Time Starting Time Name 1 7:00am 10 12:15pm Bo VAN PELT, Tulsa, Okla. Scott HEBERT, Traverse City, Mich. Vaughn TAYLOR, Augusta, Ga. 1 7:10am 10 12:25pm Stephen GALLACHER, Edinburgh, Scotland Keith OHR, Louisville, Ky. Derek LAMELY, Ft. Myers, Fla. 1 7:20am 10 12:35pm Steve MARINO, Tequesta, Fla. Rob LABRITZ, Pound Ridge, N.Y. KJ CHOI, Seoul, South Korea 1 7:30am 10 12:45pm John MERRICK, Long Beach, Calif. Kyung-tae KIM, Seoul, South Korea Martin LAIRD, Glasgow, Scotland 1 7:40am 10 12:55pm Hiroyuki FUJITA, Fukuoka, Japan Bubba WATSON, Bagdad, Fla. Alvaro QUIROS, Cadiz, Spain 1 7:50am 10 1:05pm David TOMS, Shreveport, La. Steve ELKINGTON, Inverell, Australia Mark BROOKS, Ft. Worth, Texas 1 8:00am 10 1:15pm Michael SIM, Perth, Australia Ryan PALMER, Amarillo, Texas Matt BETTENCOURT, Greenville, S.C. 1 8:10am 10 1:25pm Matt JONES, Sydney, Australia Brian DAVIS, London, England Ricky BARNES, Phoenix, Ariz. 1 8:20am 10 1:35pm D.J. Trahan, Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Edoardo MOLINARI, Turin, Italy Thongchai JAIDEE, Lopburi, Thailand 1 8:30am 10 1:45pm Marc LEISHMAN, Victoria, Australia Fredrik JACOBSON, Gothenburg, Sweden Brian GAY, Windermere, Fla. 1 8:40am 10 1:55pm Rhys DAVIES, Bridgend, Wales Ben CRANE, Portland, Ore. Mark SHEFTIC, Blue Bell, Pa. 1 8:50am 10 2:05pm Raphael JACQUELIN, Lyon, France Ryan BENZEL, Seattle, Wash. Brendon de JONGE, Charlotte, N.C. 1 9:00am 10 2:15pm Sonny SKINNER, Sylvester, Ga. David HORSEY, Cheshire, England George MCNEILL, Ft. Myers, Fla. The 92nd PGA Championship Whistling Straits – Straits Course | Kohler, Wisconsin Thursday, August 12 & Friday, August 13, 2010 Groupings & Starting Times – Rds 1 & 2 Round One Round Two Starting Time Starting Time Name 10 7:00am 1 12:15pm Tim PETROVIC, Austin, Texas Rich STEINMETZ, Gilbertsville, Pa. Jason DAY, Queensland, Australia 10 7:10am 1 12:25pm Rickie FOWLER, Murrieta, Calif. Justin LEONARD, Dallas, Texas Ryo ISHIKAWA, Saitama, Japan 10 7:20am 1 12:35pm Stuart APPLEBY, Victoria, Australia Kyle FLINTON, Oklahoma City, Okla. Soren KJELDSEN, Aalborg, Denmark 10 7:30am 1 12:45pm Jim FURYK, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Geoff OGILVY, Melbourne, Australia Charl SCHWARTZEL, Verceeniging, South Africa 10 7:40am 1 12:55pm Luke DONALD, High Wycombe, England Tetsuji HIRATSUKA, Shiga, Japan JB HOLMES, Campbellsville, Ky. 10 7:50am 1 1:05pm Jerry KELLY, Madison, Wis. Paul CASEY, Esher, England Anthony KIM, Dallas, Texas 10 8:00am 1 1:15pm Padraig HARRINGTON, Dublin, Ireland Davis LOVE III, Sea Island, Ga. John DALY, Dardanelle, Ark. 10 8:10am 1 1:25pm Sergio GARCIA, Castellon, Spain Stewart CINK, Duluth, Ga. Martin KAYMER, Mettmann, Germany 10 8:20am 1 1:35pm Y.E. YANG, Jeju Island, South Korea Vijay SINGH, Lautoka, Fiji Tiger WOODS, Windermere, Fla. 10 8:30am 1 1:45pm Retief GOOSEN, Polokwane, South Africa Ryan MOORE, Tacoma, Wash. Francesco MOLINARI, Turin, Italy 10 8:40am 1 1:55pm Corey PAVIN, Dallas, Texas Ian POULTER, Stevenage, England Camilo VILLEGAS, Medellin, Colombia 10 8:50am 1 2:05pm Rob MOSS, Broadview Heights, Ohio Charles HOWELL III, Windermere, Fla. Gregory BOURDY, Bordeaux, France 10 9:00am 1 2:15pm Jason SCHMUHL, Windsor, Calif. Troy MATTESON, Dripping Springs, Texas Daniel WILLETT, Sheffield, England The 92nd PGA Championship Whistling Straits – Straits Course | Kohler, Wisconsin Thursday, August 12 & Friday, August 13, 2010 Groupings & Starting Times – Rds 1 & 2 Round One Round Two Starting Time Starting Time Name 1 12:15pm 10 7:00am Paul GOYDOS, Coto de Caza, Calif. Tim THELEN, College Station, Texas Gonzalo FERNANDEZ-CASTANO, Madrid, Spain 1 12:25pm 10 7:10am Jason DUFNER, Auburn, Ala. Troy PARE, Rumford, R.I. Anders HANSEN, Sonderborg, Denmark 1 12:35pm 10 7:20am Rory SABBATINI, Durban, South Africa Chris WOOD, Bristol, England Brandt SNEDEKER, Nashville, Tenn. 1 12:45pm 10 7:30am Ross FISHER, London, England Mike WEIR, Ontario, Canada Chad CAMPBELL, Andrews, Texas 1 12:55pm 10 7:40am Lee WESTWOOD, Worksop, England Ernie ELS, George, South Africa Dustin JOHNSON, Myrtle Beach, S.C. 1 1:05pm 10 7:50am Jeff OVERTON, Evansville, Ind. Darren CLARKE, Dungannon, Northern Ireland Kenny PERRY, Franklin, Ky. 1 1:15pm 10 8:00am Steve STRICKER, Madison, Wis. Rory MCILROY, Holywood, Northern Ireland Adam SCOTT, Queensland, Australia 1 1:25pm 10 8:10am Henrik STENSON, Gothenburg, Sweden Zach JOHNSON, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Lucas GLOVER, Simpsonville, S.C. 1 1:35pm 10 8:20am Phil MICKELSON, Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Graeme MCDOWELL, Portrush, Northern Ireland Louis OOSTHUIZEN, Pinnacle Point, South Africa 1 1:45pm 10 8:30am Justin ROSE, London, England Tim CLARK, Durban, South Africa Nick WATNEY, Las Vegas, Nev. 1 1:55pm 10 8:40am Trevor IMMELMAN, Cape Town, South Africa Angel CABRERA, Cordoba, Argentina Hunter MAHAN, Colleyville, Texas 1 2:05pm 10 8:50am Ross MCGOWAN, Cheam, England Mitch LOWE, San Francisco, Calif. Turning Stone WINNER 1 2:15pm 10 9:00am Simon DYSON, York, England Bruce SMITH, Frisco, Texas WGC Bridgestone WINNER The 92nd PGA Championship Whistling Straits – Straits Course | Kohler, Wisconsin Thursday, August 12 & Friday, August 13, 2010 Groupings & Starting Times – Rds 1 & 2 Round One Round Two Starting Time Starting Time Name 10 12:15pm 1 7:00am Fredrik ANDERSSON HED, Halmstad, Sweden David HUTSELL, Baltimore, Md. John SENDEN, Brisbane, Australia 10 12:25pm 1 7:10am Bryce MOLDER, Conway, Ark. Chip SULLIVAN, Troutville, Va. Carl PETTERSSON, Gothenburg, Sweden 10 12:35pm 1 7:20am Koumei ODA, Fukuoka, Japan Colin MONTGOMERIE, Perthshire, Scotland Matt KUCHAR, Atlanta, Ga. 10 12:45pm 1 7:30am Heath SLOCUM, Milton, Ga. Soren HANSEN, Copenhagen, Denmark Cameron BECKMAN, San Antonio, Texas 10 12:55pm 1 7:40am Boo WEEKLEY, Milton, Fla. D.A. POINTS, Pekin, Ill. Seung Yul NOH, Seoul, South Korea 10 1:05pm 1 7:50am Jason BOHN, Acworth, Ga. Miguel Angel JIMENEZ, Malaga, Spain Wenchong LIANG, Guangdong, China 10 1:15pm 1 8:00am Tom LEHMAN, Scottsdale, Ariz. Shaun MICHEEL, Memphis, Tenn. Mike SMALL, Champaign, Ill. 10 1:25pm 1 8:10am Peter HANSON, Trelleborg, Sweden Yuta IKEDA, Chiba, Japan Ben CURTIS, Stow, Ohio 10 1:35pm 1 8:20am Stephen AMES, Alberta, Canada Oliver WILSON, Mansfield, England Bill HAAS, Greenville, S.C. 10 1:45pm 1 8:30am Kevin NA, Las Vegas, Nev. Shane LOWRY, Clara, Ireland Scott VERPLANK, Edmond, Okla. 10 1:55pm 1 8:40am Sean O'HAIR, West Chester, Pa. Danny BALIN, Rockville, Md. Robert KARLSSON, Katrineholm, Sweden 10 2:05pm 1 8:50am Kevin STADLER, Scottsdale, Ariz. Stu INGRAHAM, Harrisburg, Pa. Charlie WI, Seoul, South Korea 10 2:15pm 1 9:00am Robert MCCLELLAN, Butler, Pa. Jimmy WALKER, Boerne, Texas Simon KHAN, Epping, England .
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