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The Greenbrier Classic · Monday, June 30 – Sunday, July 6, 2014 FIRST ROUND PAIRINGS & STARTING TIMES - THURSDAY, JULY 3rd The PGA TOUR’s season-long FedExCup points competition is a thrilling 1ST TEE RED CADDIE BIB WHITE CADDIE BIB GREEN CADDIE BIB 10TH TEE RED CADDIE BIB WHITE CADDIE BIB GREEN CADDIE BIB showcase for golf’s biggest names. Past champions include: Tiger Woods, Vijay Singh, Jim Furyk, Bill Haas, Brandt Snedeker and 2013 winner Henrik James Hahn Thorbjorn Olesen Gonzalo Fdez-Castano Paul Goydos Neal Lancaster Charlie Wi 7:00 am Alameda, CA Denmark Madrid, Spain 7:00 am Long Beach, CA Smithfield, NC Westlake Village, CA Stenson. The 2014 FedExCup season once again promises weekly intrigue William McGirt Shawn Stefani Michael Putnam Jason Bohn Chad Campbell James Driscoll as the excitement builds throughout the year. Golfers are tested through 7:10 am Boiling Springs, SC Houston, TX University Place, WA 7:10 am Acworth, GA Andrews, TX Boston, MA 39 weeks of regular season play, setting up pressure packed Playoffs – a four Brian Davis Martin Flores Kevin Kisner Brendan Steele Joe Durant Jeff Maggert tournament post-season that’s progressively more intense each week. The 7:20 am London, England Dallas, TX Aiken, SC 7:20 am Idyllwild, CA Pensacola, FL Houston, TX Playoffs narrow 125 players down to the final 30 who will play for it all Sang-Moon Bae Rory Sabbatini Stuart Appleby Mark Wilson David Toms Scott Verplank at The TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola. The winner of this week’s 7:30 am Seoul, South Korea Durban, South Africa Cohuna, Australia 7:30 am Chicago, IL Shreveport, LA Edmond, OK Greenbrier Classic will receive 500 FedExCup Points. Will your favorite J.J. Henry Davis Love III Mike Weir Michael Thompson Ben Curtis Darren Clarke player have what it takes to prove he was born for this challenge? Don’t miss 7:40 am Ft. Worth, TX Sea Island, GA Brights Grv, ON, Canada 7:40 am Birmingham, AL Kent, OH Portrush, Northern Ireland a moment of FedExCup action. Marc Leishman K.J. Choi Charles Howell III Patrick Reed Bill Haas Steve Stricker 7:50 am Melbourne, Australia Dallas, TX Orlando, FL 7:50 am Houston, TX Greenville, SC Madison, WI Chris Kirk Scott Brown Kevin Na Jimmy Walker Scott Stallings Jonas Blixt 8:00 am Atlanta, GA Aiken, SC Las Vegas, NV 8:00 am Boerne, TX Oak Ridge, TN Jacksonville, FL Inclement Weather Policy For Spectators Woody Austin Charlie Beljan Tommy Gainey D.A. Points Jhonattan Vegas Justin Leonard Spectators will be alerted to weather that officials for the tournament identify as potentially 8:10 am Derby, KS Mesa, AZ Bishopville, SC 8:10 am Pekin, IL Maturin, Venezuela Dallas, TX dangerous. Weather warnings will be broadcast on the electronic leader boards that are located throughout the golf course. Spectators should take appropriate precautions upon Sean O’Hair Heath Slocum Tag Ridings David Lingmerth Troy Merritt Scott Langley observing any weather warnings. 8:20 am West Chester, PA Milton, GA Keller, TX 8:20 am Tranas, Sweden Meridian, ID Jupiter, FL A prolonged blast on an air horn, repeated once, will indicate that tournament play has Ricky Barnes Peter Hanson Robert Streb John Daly Spencer Levin Andrew Svoboda been suspended, and all attendees should seek safe shelter immediately. Two short blasts of 8:30 am Phoenix, AZ Trelleborg, Sweden Edmond, OK 8:30 am Dardanelle, AR Elk Grove, CA Palm Bch Gardens, FL an air horn, repeated once, will indicate play has resumed. Scott McCarron Troy Kelly Brice Garnett Will MacKenzie Trevor Immelman John Peterson 8:40 am LaQuinta, CA Tacoma, WA Gallatin, MO 8:40 am Jupiter, FL Cape Town, South Africa Baton Rouge, LA Avoid the following: Doug LaBelle II Patrick Cantlay Will Wilcox Jim Herman Tyrone Van Aswegen Patrick Rodgers •Hilltops/high places •Golf carts 8:50 am Mt. Pleasant, MI Long Beach, CA Birmingham, AL 8:50 am Palm City, FL Johannesburg, South Africa Avon, IN •Isolated trees •Wire fences Scott Gardiner Benjamin Alvarado Rod Perry Brad Fritsch Edward Loar Brian Agee 9:00 am Coolangatta, Qld, Australia Chile Port Orange, FL 9:00 am Ottawa, Canada Rockwall, TX Leesburg, VA The Old White TPC – est. 1914 1ST TEE RED CADDIE BIB WHITE CADDIE BIB GREEN CADDIE BIB 10TH TEE RED CADDIE BIB WHITE CADDIE BIB GREEN CADDIE BIB Andres Romero Chris Stroud Billy Hurley III Nicholas Thompson Kevin Chappell Tim Wilkinson HOLE PAR YARDAGE NAME HOLE PAR YARDAGE NAME 12:00 pm Tucuman, Argentina Houston, TX Annapolis, MD 12:00 pm Palm Bch Gardens, FL Fresno, CA Palmerston North, New Zealand 1 4 449 “First” 10 4 385 “Principals Nose” Pat Perez Greg Chalmers Chad Collins Camilo Villegas Jason Gore Jim Renner 12:10 pm 12:10 pm 2 4 488 “Hog’s Back” 11 4 493 “Meadow” Scottsdale, AZ Sydney, Australia Cloverdale, IN Medellin, Colombia Valencia, CA Plainville, MA Roberto Castro Brian Harman Richard H. Lee Luke Guthrie Ben Martin D.H. Lee 3 3 205 “Biarritz” 12 5 568 “Long” 12:20 pm Atlanta, GA St. Simons Island, GA Bellevue, WA 12:20 pm Quincy, IL Greenwood, SC Seoul, South Korea 4 4 427 “Racetrack” 13 4 492 “Alps” Johnson Wagner Tim Clark Robert Allenby Derek Ernst Brian Gay Harrison Frazar 5 4 388 “Mounds” 14 4 401 “Narrows” 12:30 pm Charlotte, NC South Africa Melbourne, Australia 12:30 pm Las Vegas, NV Windermere, FL Dallas, TX 6 4 471 “Lookout” 15 3 217 “Eden” Jonathan Byrd Y.E. Yang Angel Cabrera Ken Duke John Huh Vijay Singh 12:40 pm 12:40 pm 7 4 430 “Plateau” 16 4 444 “Cape” Sea Island, GA Jeju Island, South Korea Cordoba, Argentina Palm City, FL Dallas, TX Fiji Islands Brendon Todd J.B. Holmes Bubba Watson Gary Woodland Nick Watney Carl Pettersson 8 3 234 “Redan” 17 5 616 “Oaks” 12:50 pm Atlanta, GA Campbellsville, KY Bagdad, FL 12:50 pm Topeka, KS Dixon, CA Raleigh, NC 9 4 404 “Punchbowl” 18 3 175 “Home” Webb Simpson Keegan Bradley Tom Watson Steven Bowditch Chesson Hadley George McNeill 1:00 pm 1:00 pm OUT: 34 3,496 IN: 36 3,791 Charlotte, NC Woodstock, VT Bucyrus, KS Brisbane, QLD, Australia Raleigh, NC Ft. Myers, FL TOTAL: 70 7,287 Ted Potter, Jr. Kyle Stanley Bryce Molder Matt Bettencourt Troy Matteson Morgan Hoffmann 1:10 pm Silver Springs, FL Seattle, WA Scottsdale, AZ 1:10 pm Spartanburg, SC Austin, TX Wyckoff, NJ OLD WHITE TPC TIP OF THE DAY Stephen Ames Brendon de Jonge Daniel Summerhays Daniel Chopra David Hearn Justin Hicks 1:20 pm Calgary, AB, Canada Zimbabwe Farmington, UT 1:20 pm Falun, Sweden Brantford, ON, Canada West Palm Beach, FL Allow ample time to stretch and limber up before striking your first practice shot or game shot. Steve Marino Josh Teater Danny Lee John Rollins Nick Faldo Cameron Tringale Swing two wedges to help stretch your back and neck muscles. Tom Watson likes to start 1:30 pm Tequesta, FL Lexington, KY Rotorua, New Zealand 1:30 pm Dallas, TX England Laguna Niguel, CA his warm up with long iron, taking very light swings with the intended distance only 60% of Jamie Lovemark Kevin Foley Jeff Curl Bud Cauley Wes Roach Bobby Wyatt a normal shot (you might go for the 100 yard target flag with a four iron that might normally 1:40 pm Jupiter, FL Somerville, NJ Birmingham, AL 1:40 pm Jacksonville Bch, FL Knoxville, TN Sea Island, GA go 180 yards). This exercise gets you into a turning motion and rhythm and holding the club Alex Prugh Hudson Swafford Mikey Moyers Andrew Loupe Peter Malnati Oliver Goss with extra light grip pressure. 1:50 pm Las Vegas, NV St. Simons Island, GA Stanardsville, VA 1:50 pm Baton Rouge, LA Knoxville, TN Australia Miguel Angel Carballo Kevin Tway Brian Anania* Alex Aragon Bronson La’Cassie Robert McClellan 2:00 pm Buenos Aires, Argentina Edmond, OK Hurricane, WV 2:00 pm San Diego, CA Brisbane, Australia Butler, PA *amateur subject to change .
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