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The Energy That Makes a Difference OFFICIAL PAIRINGS GUIDE Second Round The Energy That Makes a Difference Just like the players that compete on the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour, Constellation works hard to bring our best game to everything we do. We are a leading competitive supplier of power, natural gas and energy products and services to approximately 100,000 commercial, industrial and institutional customers, including two-thirds of the FORTUNE 100 and approximately 1 million residential customers. And the commitment does not stop with our approach to business. Constellation is also proud to partner with organizations like the PGA TOUR to build stronger, healthier communities and preserve and protect the environment, Fred Couples, including making this year’s Constellation SENiOR PlAyERS Defending Champion event 100% carbon neutral. 866.237.POWER constellation.com June 26 - July 1, 2012 F Fox Chapel Golf Club 11 13 14 12 10 8 9 PT 15 16 FD VC CS KS SV PO 7 WC FP 18 CC 17 VB Clubhouse 3R 1 MG SC EX 6 Admissions EX Expo Village Hospitality Merchandise Sales Concession KS Keystone Suites CS Charles Schwab Hospitality SV Spectator Village 5 SC Steel City Skyboxes 3R 3 Rivers Club 4 FD Fox Den MG Grove CC City of Champions Pavilion June 26 - July 1, 2012 PO Patriots’ Outpost VC Volunteer Center FP Patio Fox Chapel Golf Club Bleachers Restrooms Pittsburgh, PA VB 18th Hole Videoboard WC Wellness Center 2 Mobile Talk Locations First Aid provided by ATM provided by PT Practice Tee INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY FOR SPECTATORS Observe the leaderboards throughout the course for weather warning signs. 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P00011204 VALID THROUGH 7/14/12 Constellation SENIOR PLAYERS Championship Second Round Friday, June 29, 2012 Fox Chapel Golf Club Pairings - Round 2 Constellation SENIOR PLAYERS Championship Camera-Ready Copy Page 1 of 1 _PS-R2-6PT Alpha List - Round 2 Time Professionals 1st Tee Score Alpha List - Round 2 PETER SENIOR, Queensland, Australia 69 - 1 TeeTime Professional TeeTime Professional 7:29 WAYNE LEVI, Naples, FL 80 + 10 LONNIE NIELSEN, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 71 + 1 1 10:58 Michael Allen 1 7:40 Steve Jones STEVE JONES, Tempe, AZ 72 + 2 1 11:42 Tommy Armour III 1 8:02 Tom Kite* 7:40 ANDREW MAGEE, Paradise Valley, AZ 71 + 1 DAVID PEOPLES, Germantown, TN 70 E 1 9:41 Andy Bean 1 10:36 Tom Lehman JERRY PATE, Pensacola, FL 75 + 5 7:51 MIKE GOODES, Brown Summit, NC 74 + 4 1 12:04 Chip Beck 1 7:29 Wayne Levi BOBBY CLAMPETT, Raleigh, NC 68 - 2 1 11:53 Phil Blackmar 1 10:03 Steve Lowery TOM KITE*, Austin, TX 71 + 1 8:02 BEN CRENSHAW*, Austin, TX 74 + 4 1 11:09 Jay Don Blake 1 9:08 Chien Soon Lu KENNY PERRY, Franklin, KY 68 - 2 1 8:46 Mark Brooks 1 8:24 Sandy Lyle* COREY PAVIN, Dallas, TX 70 E 8:13 FRED FUNK, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 65 - 5 1 8:24 Olin Browne 1 7:40 Andrew Magee HALE IRWIN*, Paradise Valley, AZ 72 + 2 1 8:46 Brad Bryant 1 12:15 Dick Mast D.A. WEIBRING, Frisco, TX 73 + 3 8:24 OLIN BROWNE, Tequesta, FL 73 + 3 1 10:25 Mark Calcavecchia 1 11:31 Mark McNulty SANDY LYLE*, Perthshire, Scotland 73 + 3 1 9:30 Jim Carter 1 11:20 Larry Mize BRAD FAXON, Barrington, RI 69 - 1 8:35 LARRY NELSON*, Marietta, GA 72 + 2 1 11:09 Roger Chapman 1 9:41 Gil Morgan JOHN HUSTON, Palm Harbor, FL 74 + 4 MARK BROOKS, Austin, TX 73 + 3 1 7:51 Bobby Clampett 1 8:35 Larry Nelson* 8:46 BRAD BRYANT, Lakeland, FL 69 - 1 1 11:20 Russ Cochran 1 7:29 Lonnie Nielsen BOB GILDER, Corvallis, OR 73 + 3 GARY HALLBERG, Castle Rock, CO 71 + 1 1 10:47 John Cook 1 10:36 Greg Norman* 8:57 ROD SPITTLE, Columbus, OH 68 - 2 1 10:25 Fred Couples 1 7:51 Jerry Pate MARK WIEBE, Denver, CO 71 + 1 BILL GLASSON, Stillwater, OK 67 - 3 1 8:02 Ben Crenshaw* 1 11:42 Steve Pate 9:08 WILLIE WOOD, Edmond, OK 70 E CHIEN SOON LU, Taipei, Taiwan 74 + 4 1 9:52 Joe Daley 1 8:13 Corey Pavin TOM PURTZER, Scottsdale, AZ 69 - 1 1 12:15 Joel Edwards 1 7:40 David Peoples 9:19 BOBBY WADKINS, Richmond, VA 75 + 5 SCOTT SIMPSON, San Diego, CA 72 + 2 1 10:58 David Eger 1 8:02 Kenny Perry TOM JENKINS, Austin, TX 73 + 3 1 8:35 Brad Faxon 1 9:19 Tom Purtzer 9:30 EDUARDO ROMERO, Cordoba, Argentina 73 + 3 JIM CARTER, Scottsdale, AZ 74 + 4 1 11:53 Bruce Fleisher 1 10:47 Loren Roberts GIL MORGAN, Edmond, OK 70 E 1 11:20 Dan Forsman 1 9:30 Eduardo Romero 9:41 ANDY BEAN, Lakeland, FL 74 + 4 GENE JONES, Orlando, FL 76 + 6 1 12:15 Jeff Freeman 1 9:52 Jim Rutledge JIM RUTLEDGE, Victoria, Canada 74 + 4 1 11:31 David Frost 1 10:58 Ted Schulz 9:52 P.H. HORGAN III, West Palm Beach, FL 72 + 2 JOE DALEY, Scottsdale, AZ 66 - 4 1 8:13 Fred Funk 1 7:29 Peter Senior JIM GALLAGHER, JR., Greenwood, MS 73 + 3 1 10:03 Jim Gallagher, Jr. 1 9:19 Scott Simpson 10:03 STEVE LOWERY, Birmingham, AL 73 + 3 KIRK TRIPLETT, Scottsdale, AZ 71 + 1 1 8:46 Bob Gilder 1 10:47 Jeff Sluman CRAIG STADLER, Evergreen, CO 70 E 1 9:08 Bill Glasson 1 8:57 Rod Spittle 10:14 PETER JACOBSEN, Bonita Springs, FL 71 + 1 HAL SUTTON, Shreveport, LA 74 + 4 1 7:51 Mike Goodes 1 10:14 Craig Stadler FRED COUPLES, La Quinta, CA 66 - 4 10:25 MARK CALCAVECCHIA, Tequesta, FL 69 - 1 1 10:25 Jay Haas 1 10:14 Hal Sutton JAY HAAS, Greenville, SC 71 + 1 1 8:57 Gary Hallberg 1 12:04 Jim Thorpe TOM WATSON*, White Sulphur Springs, WV 70 E 10:36 GREG NORMAN*, Jupiter, FL 67 - 3 1 12:04 Jeff Hart 1 10:03 Kirk Triplett TOM LEHMAN, Scottsdale, AZ 66 - 4 1 11:53 Morris Hatalsky 1 11:42 Bob Tway JOHN COOK, Windermere, FL 74 + 4 10:47 JEFF SLUMAN, Hinsdale, IL 73 + 3 1 9:52 P.H. Horgan III 1 11:31 Bruce Vaughan LOREN ROBERTS, Memphis, TN 70 E 1 8:35 John Huston 1 9:19 Bobby Wadkins MICHAEL ALLEN, Scottsdale, AZ 66 - 4 10:58 TED SCHULZ, Louisville, KY 69 - 1 1 8:13 Hale Irwin* 1 10:36 Tom Watson* DAVID EGER, Charlotte, NC 70 E TONY JACKLIN*, Bradenton, FL 81 + 11 1 11:09 Tony Jacklin* 1 8:24 D.A. Weibring 11:09 JAY DON BLAKE, St. George, UT 69 - 1 1 10:14 Peter Jacobsen 1 8:57 Mark Wiebe ROGER CHAPMAN, Ascot, England 70 E LARRY MIZE, Columbus, GA 70 E 1 9:30 Tom Jenkins 1 9:08 Willie Wood 11:20 DAN FORSMAN, Provo, UT 75 + 5 1 9:41 Gene Jones RUSS COCHRAN, Paducah, KY 71 + 1 MARK MCNULTY, Orlando, FL 76 + 6 11:31 BRUCE VAUGHAN, Hutchinson, KS 64 - 6 DAVID FROST, Paarl, South Africa 71 + 1 STEVE PATE, Westlake Village, CA 68 - 2 * denotes World Golf Hall of Fame member 11:42 TOMMY ARMOUR III, Las Colinas, TX 74 + 4 BOB TWAY, Edmond, OK 72 + 2 MORRIS HATALSKY, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 71 + 1 11:53 BRUCE FLEISHER, Greenville, SC 73 + 3 PHIL BLACKMAR, Corpus Christi, TX 72 + 2 CHIP BECK, Lake Forest, IL 71 + 1 12:04 JEFF HART, Solana Beach, CA 70 E JIM THORPE, Heathrow, FL 67 - 3 As part of Constellation’s efforts to protect the DICK MAST, Forest, VA 79 + 9 Printed on recycled material environment, this brochure was printed using FSC- 12:15 JEFF FREEMAN, Windermere, FL 70 E certified paper.
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