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41St United States Senior Open Championship FRIDAY, JULY 09, 2021 - Round 2 Omaha Country Club Tee Times 41st United States Senior Open Championship FRIDAY, JULY 09, 2021 - Round 2 Omaha Country Club Tee Times Tee 1 Tee 10 7:15 AM Jody Bellflower, Milledgeville, Ga. +3 7:15 AM Dave Quinn, Marlton, N.J. +8 Group 1 Greg Daggett (a), Omro, Wis. +16 Group 2 Eric Veilleux, Jupiter, Fla. +6 Doug Clapp (a), Walpole, Mass. +7 Keith Decker (a), Martinsville, Va. +6 7:25 AM Chad Ibbotson (a), Sanford, Fla. +13 7:25 AM Brian Cairns, Milford, Mich. +10 Group 3 Kevin Kraft, Harrisburg, Pa. Even Group 4 Jon Lindstrom (a), Denver, Colo. +4 Dean Channell (a), Pinehurst, N.C. +10 Ricardo Gonzalez, Argentina +2 7:36 AM Steve Runge, Conway, Ark. Even 7:36 AM John Ogden, Dublin, Ohio +8 Group 5 Tim Hogarth (a), Northridge, Calif. +5 Group 6 Jeff Wilson (a), Fairfield, Calif. Even Mark Strickland (a), San Diego, Calif. +1 Lionel Kunka, Kennewick, Wash. +9 7:46 AM Tim Cobb (a), St. Augustine, Fla. +6 7:46 AM Bobby Gage, Boynton Beach, Fla. +3 Group 7 Chris Hunsucker, San Antonio, Texas +6 Group 8 Clark Dennis, Fort Worth, Texas +5 Ted Tryba, Orlando, Fla. -1 Tom Byrum, San Antonio, Texas Even 7:57 AM Woody Austin, Derby, Kan. +2 7:57 AM David Shacklady, England +2 Group 9 Rod Pampling, Australia -1 Group 10 Carlos Franco, Paraguay +1 Phillip Price, Wales +5 Ken Duke, Stuart, Fla. +4 8:07 AM Bob Estes, Austin, Texas +1 8:07 AM Shane Bertsch, Parker, Colo. Even Group 11 Billy Andrade, Bristol, R.I. -5 Group 12 Cameron Beckman, San Antonio, Texas +5 Ken Tanigawa, Scottsdale, Ariz. +3 8:18 AM Scott Verplank, Edmond, Okla. +8 8:18 AM Vijay Singh, Fiji +5 Group 13 Corey Pavin, Dallas, Texas +1 Group 14 Chris DiMarco, Denver, Colo. +3 Jeff Maggert, Sea Pines, S.C. +1 Tom Lehman, Scottsdale, Ariz. Even 8:28 AM Jim Furyk, Jacksonville, Fla. +2 8:28 AM Brett Quigley, Barrington, R.I. +2 Group 15 Mike Weir, Canada Even Group 16 Paul Goydos, Long Beach, Calif. +2 Alex Cejka, Germany -3 Rocco Mediate, Greensburg, Pa. +1 8:39 AM Joakim Haeggman, Sweden +8 8:39 AM Fred Couples, Newport Beach, Calif. -1 Group 17 Thongchai Jaidee, Thailand -1 Group 18 Mark O'Meara, Las Vegas, Nev. Even Peter Fowler, Australia +1 Jose Maria Olazabal, Spain +7 8:49 AM Matt Gogel, Mission Hills, Kan. +5 8:49 AM Jerry Kelly, Madison, Wis. +1 Group 19 Roger Newsom (a), Virginia Beach, Va. +8 Group 20 Bernhard Langer, Germany +1 Skip Kendall, Windermere, Fla. +3 Ernie Els, South Africa +3 9:00 AM John Aber, Sewickley, Pa. +4 9:00 AM Jerry Smith, Oskaloosa, Iowa -1 Group 21 Tom Werkmeister, Hudsonville, Mich. +8 Group 22 John Riegger, Paducah, Ky. +4 Eric Rustand (a), Tucson, Ariz. +14 Robin Byrd, Satellite Beach, Fla. +1 9:10 AM Brian Lovett (a), St. Louis, Mo. +4 9:10 AM Craig VanHorn, Shawnee, Okla. +9 Group 23 Yong Lee, Auburn, Wash. +10 Group 24 Marcus Meloan, El Cajon, Calif. +4 Claud Cooper (a), Mountain Brook, Ala. +6 Ricky Bell (a), Norman, Okla. +9 9:21 AM Steve Isley Jr., Oak Island, N.C. +8 9:21 AM Drew Forrester (a), Parkville, Md. +11 Group 25 Chad Frank (a), Sanford, Fla. +7 Group 26 Harry Rudolph, La Jolla, Calif. +4 Anthony Smith, Fresno, Calif. +6 Clay Weems, Fairbanks, La. +11 Report Created THU, JUL 8, 21 08:13 PM 41st United States Senior Open Championship FRIDAY, JULY 09, 2021 - Round 2 Omaha Country Club Tee Times 12:45 PM Chris Jorgensen, Blaine, Wash. +12 12:45 PM Ray Franz Jr., Mount Pleasant, S.C. +3 Group 27 William Mitchell (a), Atlanta, Ga. Even Group 28 Eric Bogar, Houston, Texas +3 Todd Bailey, Spanish Fort, Ala. +6 Jim Patterson (a), Southampton, Mass. +8 12:55 PM Ken Crawford (a), Elk Grove, Calif. +18 12:55 PM Neal Hendee (a), Atlanta, Ga. +12 Group 29 Steve Schneiter, Sandy, Utah +5 Group 30 Mike Laudien, Stony Point, N.Y. +11 Travis Steed (a), Macon, Ga. +8 Mauricio Molina, Argentina +1 1:06 PM Paul Broadhurst, England +2 1:06 PM Sam Randolph, Fort Worth, Texas +9 Group 31 Bob Royak (a), Alpharetta, Ga. +3 Group 32 Todd White (a), Spartanburg, S.C. +1 Billy Mayfair, Scottsdale, Ariz. +5 Mike McCoy (a), Des Moines, Iowa +3 1:16 PM Frank Esposito, Florham Park, N.J. +6 1:16 PM Barry Lane, England +8 Group 33 Massy Kuramoto, Japan +3 Group 34 Esteban Toledo, Mexico +5 Kelly Grunewald (a), Midland, Texas +11 1:27 PM Joey Sindelar, Ithaca, N.Y. +4 1:27 PM Kent Jones, Albuquerque, N.M. Even Group 35 Tom Pernice Jr., Scottsdale, Ariz. +5 Group 36 Wes Short Jr., Austin, Texas -4 Jean-Francois Remesy, France +7 Greg Kraft, Clearwater, Fla. +5 1:37 PM Jay Haas, Greenville, S.C. -1 1:37 PM Lee Janzen, Orlando, Fla. -1 Group 37 Brad Bryant, Lakeland, Fla. +3 Group 38 Fred Funk, Austin, Texas +7 Jeff Sluman, Hinsdale, Ill. +4 Rich Beem, Austin, Texas +3 1:48 PM Joe Durant, Pensacola Beach, Fla. +2 1:48 PM Scott Parel, Augusta, Ga. +1 Group 39 Marco Dawson, Melbourne, Fla. +2 Group 40 Robert Karlsson, Sweden -3 Steve Flesch, Union, Ky. +3 Tim Petrovic, Austin, Texas +2 1:58 PM Doug Barron, Germantown, Tenn. +2 1:58 PM Gene Sauers, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. +1 Group 41 Glen Day, Alotian, Ark. +1 Group 42 Kenny Perry, Franklin, Ky. +1 David McKenzie, Australia +5 David Toms, Shreveport, La. Even 2:09 PM Kevin Sutherland, Sacramento, Calif. +2 2:09 PM Darren Clarke, Northern Ireland +4 Group 43 Miguel Angel Jimenez, Spain -2 Group 44 Dicky Pride, Tuscaloosa, Ala. +4 Retief Goosen, South Africa +2 Stephen Ames, Canada -5 2:19 PM Roger Chapman, England +3 2:19 PM Fran Quinn, Holden, Mass. -2 Group 45 Colin Montgomerie, Scotland -1 Group 46 Markus Brier, Austria +1 Olin Browne, Tequesta, Fla. +9 Jose Coceres, Argentina +5 2:30 PM William Smith (a), Newville, Pa. +6 2:30 PM James Kingston, South Africa +7 Group 47 Jesus Rivas, Colombia +2 Group 48 Robby Funk (a), Canyon Lake, Calif. +4 Stan Souza, Kailua, Hawaii +19 Greg Davies (a), West Bloomfield, Mich. +9 2:40 PM Buck Brittain (a), Tazewell, Va. +8 2:40 PM John Bearrie (a), Marana, Ariz. +12 Group 49 Sal Felice II (a), Hollister, Calif. +6 Group 50 Bobby Cochran, Germantown, Tenn. +4 Terry Walsh, La Quinta, Calif. +9 Mike Ketcham (a), Oro Valley, Ariz. +10 2:51 PM Brent Murray, Portland, Ore. +7 2:51 PM Scott Lorenz (a), La Canada, Calif. +13 Group 51 Sean Crowley (a), Littleton, Colo. +4 Group 52 Brad Klapprott, Paraguay +6 Judd Gibb, Fort Dodge, Iowa +2 Gene Fieger, Naples, Fla. +8 Report Created THU, JUL 8, 21 08:13 PM.
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