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Last Name First Name PDGA # Rating Projection* How Last Name First Name PDGA # Rating Projection* How Qualified Adkisson Steve 43714 891 87 State Rep - Iowa Adorno Harry n/a n/a Sponsor Exemption Ahart John 3455 n/a Former Open Division World Champion Allen Catrina 44184 906 84 Glass Blown Open Allen Brett 35943 949 78 Atlanta Open Allgeier Daniel 45686 866 91 PDGA Global Tournament Anders Zachary 41797 912 83 The People's Championship Anderson Shane 32371 963 75 Zoo Town Open Ashton Justin 23087 990 71 Invitation - 2011 National Deaf Disc Golf Champion Aucoin Greg 39794 958 76 State Rep - Massachusetts Austin Michael 17137 965 75 Glass Blown Open Barker Erik 36943 934 80 Santa Maria Open Barr Tim 10512 1009 68 State Rep - Tennessee Barsby Gregory 15857 1020 66 Top 20 - 2010 United States Championship Becker Jeremey 15089 926 81 State Rep - Vermont Benton Brian 7862 967 75 Atlanta Open Bird John E. 387 937 80 Invitation - Tournament Director (High Plains Challenge) Bishop Joe 49211 906 84 PDGA Global Tournament Bjerkaas Paige 33833 886 88 High Plains Challenge Bjortomt Brian 28854 975 73 Zoo Town Open Brandenburger Joseph 45260 943 79 State Rep - Arkansas Bratten Robbie 21541 980 73 Glass Blown Open Brinster Steve 10628 1030 65 Top 20 - 2010 United States Championship Brown Clayton 43783 937 80 State Rep - Nebraska Bryant Josh 48105 872 90 PDGA Global Tournament Burbach Brandon 45933 887 87 Greater Milwaukee Open Callaway Ben 39015 976 73 Invitation - 2011 US Men's Amateur Champion Castillo Erik 38327 922 82 High Plains Challenge Charlton Peter 17894 911 84 Atlanta Open Charron Bill 44715 904 85 The People's Championship Chung Charles 38293 888 87 Piney Woods Pro-Am Clark Cory 33371 883 88 State Rep - Ohio Climo Ken 4297 1034 64 Former United States Champion Crabtree Kyle 25596 1023 66 Top 20 - 2010 United States Championship Cundiff Bob 35983 903 85 State Rep - Ohio Curcio Sean 43197 930 81 Amateur World Championships * Projected scores for Winthrop Gold Course based on last year's layout. Actual Projected Scores during the event are subject to change. Czaplicki Paul 48208 927 81 PDGA Global Tournament Dietrich Christian 27984 1018 67 Invitation - Tournament Director (Zoo Town Open) Dinnini Dave n/a n/a Santa Maria Open Dorsey Timmy 28513 906 84 Piney Woods Pro-Am Doss Nate 11794 1036 64 Former United States Champion Drew Derek 29918 926 81 Pot of Gold Dunipace Dave 987 948 78 Sponsor Exemption Duvall Harold 2018 909 84 Former Open Division World Champion Eberhart Rand n/a n/a Invitation - Tournament Director (Atlanta Open) Economos George 47934 932 80 Amateur World Championships Egbers Mark 40276 897 86 PDGA Global Tournament Farnham Christopher 17686 998 70 Piney Woods Pro-Am Feldberg Dave 12626 1043 63 Former United States Champion Ferrans Sam 2872 939 79 Former Open Division World Champion Flinn Mark 48648 944 78 PDGA Global Tournament Fowler John 6520 1012 68 Pot of Gold Frazier Earl 24095 944 78 The People's Championship Frederick Devin 16287 1002 69 The People's Championship Garcia Jesse 38766 957 76 Zoo Town Open Garner Doug 17451 n/a Piney Woods Pro-Am Garza RB 32846 927 81 Pot of Gold Glassman Kenny 30060 969 74 Invitation - 2011 Amateur World Champion Glazner Rusty 21269 940 79 Piney Woods Pro-Am Gore Christopher 33041 907 84 PDGA Global Tournament Graff Jon 31145 905 85 Zoo Town Open Graham Tyler 45709 912 83 PDGA Global Tournament Grange Jeremy Bird 28180 952 77 Piney Woods Pro-Am Green Derek 48445 920 82 PDGA Global Tournament Greenleaf Chris 10816 991 71 Glass Blown Open Grehn Karl 43888 914 83 Greater Milwaukee Open Griswold Cliff 44347 869 90 Santa Maria Open Guajardo Tim 48191 885 88 PDGA Global Tournament Habanek Ben 41928 907 84 State Rep - Wisconsin Hall Eric 32288 893 87 PDGA Global Tournament Hamby Jason 31266 911 84 Sponsor Exemption Hanczaruk Pawel 33678 957 76 State Rep - Florida Hardenberg Wyatt 26823 902 85 State Rep - Kentucky Harris Brad 40471 894 86 State Rep - New Hamshire Harrison Stephen 31437 937 80 Pot of Gold Hatcher John 39720 938 79 Piney Woods Pro-Am Held Clay 23740 926 81 State Rep - North Carolina Hermann Bobby 31439 879 89 State Rep - Maryland * Projected scores for Winthrop Gold Course based on last year's layout. Actual Projected Scores during the event are subject to change. Hokom Sarah 34563 941 79 Glass Blown Open Horn Nathan 41485 968 75 Amateur World Championships Hosfeld Gregg 1602 997 70 Former Open Division World Champion Huff Bryan 45768 928 81 Atlanta Open Hunt Adam 34237 1002 69 Top 20 - 2010 United States Championship Jenkins Valarie 17495 961 76 Glass Blown Open Jenkins Avery 7495 1026 65 Former Open Division World Champion Jepson Eric 42011 n/a PDGA Global Tournament Johansen Michael 20300 1027 65 Top 20 - 2010 United States Championship Johnson Peter 9009 926 81 Santa Maria Open Johnson Trey 17617 965 75 PDGA Global Tournament Joshua Lee 47834 924 82 State Rep - Oklahoma Keith Ted 16896 931 80 State Rep - Missouri Kennedy Chuck 4949 910 84 Invitation - Tournament Director (PDGA Global Event) Kernan Mike 14304 991 71 Pot of Gold Key John 43689 880 89 Pot of Gold Kindy Jeremy 35843 850 93 Sponsor Exemption Kloiber Andy 43848 899 86 Atlanta Open Knuth Ryan 34469 968 75 High Plains Challenge Kozlowski Steve 20615 956 76 High Plains Challenge Leatherman Dustin 45395 952 77 The People's Championship Leslie Michael 33072 1002 69 Zoo Town Open Leviska Cale 24341 1030 65 Top 20 - 2010 United States Championship Liddell Ian 27977 989 71 State Rep - Virginia Locastro Nikko 11534 1044 63 Former United States Champion Lockwood Jeremy 16436 938 79 Piney Woods Pro-Am Loper Don 21847 957 76 Greater Milwaukee Open Lorentzen John 30343 961 76 State Rep - Alaska Machinski Andrew 39950 942 79 Piney Woods Pro-Am Manalo Marvin 40691 981 73 State Rep - Connecticut Manatt Jeff 29709 914 83 The People's Championship Marez Dylan 35169 943 79 Amateur World Championships Mariscal Izzo 23777 909 84 Santa Maria Open Marlow David 9297 907 84 PDGA Global Tournament Martin Ricky 37262 n/a Pot of Gold Martin Aaron 25075 983 72 Glass Blown Open Maute Kyle 16565 929 81 State Rep - Colorado May Daniel 24728 904 85 Atlanta Open McBeth Paul 27523 1033 64 Top 20 - 2010 United States Championship McCabe Eric 11674 1023 66 Former Open Division World Champion McCormick Mike 26368 865 91 Canada East Rep. McCray John E. 9852 1034 64 Top 20 - 2010 United States Championship * Projected scores for Winthrop Gold Course based on last year's layout. Actual Projected Scores during the event are subject to change. McMahon Eagle 37817 948 78 High Plains Challenge Meresmaa Jussi 14600 1025 66 Top 20 - 2010 United States Championship Meyer Kevin 33442 956 76 Greater Milwaukee Open Michler Daniel 17103 928 81 Greater Milwaukee Open Miller Brian 28132 994 70 Glass Blown Open Miller Terry 10738 972 74 Invitation - Tournament Director (Greater Milwaukee Open) Mills Steve 23516 977 73 Glass Blown Open Mueller Will 26162 964 75 Greater Milwaukee Open Murr Clyde 31786 n/a Zoo Town Open Nance Ricky 48614 888 87 PDGA Global Tournament Napier Brandon 40434 952 77 Amateur World Championships Nash Clayton 29694 987 72 State Rep - Mississippi Neal Stuart 45336 904 85 PDGA Global Tournament Nielsen Craig 42213 950 77 Zoo Town Open Nolden Eric 43032 880 89 State Rep - Delaware Nuckley Kevin 9311 943 79 Pot of Gold Nusbaum Lee 48840 931 80 PDGA Global Tournament Nybo Karl Johan 28903 1024 66 Top 20 - 2010 United States Championship Ogren Jered 36159 937 80 High Plains Challenge O'Leary James 34989 943 79 Zoo Town Open Ollis John 22316 984 72 State Rep - Oregon Olson Robert 32335 973 74 Greater Milwaukee Open Olson Tim 8215 n/a PDGA Global Tournament Orum Matt 18330 1029 65 Top 20 - 2010 United States Championship Paju Seppo 36744 1014 67 National Rep - Finland Pannesi Ron 27244 963 75 Zoo Town Open Perkins Don 6990 931 80 Invitation - Tournament Director (Pot of Gold) Perry Dustin 36224 996 70 Atlanta Open Pert Tony 32168 932 80 PDGA Global Tournament Phillips Nick 29232 991 71 Atlanta Open Pohl Joe 29030 935 80 Sponsor Exemption Poleon Bill 36007 910 84 Atlanta Open Porter James 38535 931 80 Amateur World Championships Power Jerry 4207 945 78 Invitation - Tournament Director (Piney Woods) Raffensperger Kurt 14583 947 78 Greater Milwaukee Open Ragosta Gioachino 41316 890 87 Santa Maria Open Rantalaiho Juho 27554 1002 69 Sponsor Exemption Richards Dustin 46828 910 84 Greater Milwaukee Open Ricker John 33680 924 82 PDGA Global Tournament Rico Steve 4666 1031 65 Top 20 - 2010 United States Championship Robinson Mike 24414 982 72 Glass Blown Open Robinson Harley 28297 951 77 Zoo Town Open * Projected scores for Winthrop Gold Course based on last year's layout. Actual Projected Scores during the event are subject to change. Rormark Terje n/a n/a PDGA Global Tournament Rotan Joe 13827 967 75 Sponsor Exemption Ruder Tracy 26781 975 73 Glass Blown Open Rusco Jeremy 29631 973 74 Invitation - Tournament Director (Glass Blown Open) Rush III Clifford 44028 856 92 PDGA Global Tournament Rushin Nathaniel 40537 883 88 Atlanta Open Russell Ron 9999 1010 68 Former Open Division World Champion Sato Sachiko 8111 882 88 PDGA Global Tournament Schultz Barry 6840 1033 64 Former United States Champion Schusterick Will 29064 1027 65 United States Champion Scienski Scott "Skeet" 47608 851 93 PDGA Global Tournament Sexton Nate 18824 1018 67 Top 20 - 2010 United States Championship Sherrod Rivers 6206 n/a Pot of Gold Shirai Kazuo 6075 989 71 PDGA Global Tournament Shorter Dylan 44219 890 87 State Rep - Montana Sias Johnny 1700 991 71 Former Open Division World Champion Siffel Ben 38129 949 78 The People's Championship Simonds Erick 22813 944 78 State Rep - New Jersey Smith George 4034 1010 68 Glass Blown Open Smith Adam Greater Milwaukee Open Solt Mike 32429 911 84 Invitation - Tournament Director (The People's Championship) Southern Adrian 28595 887 87 PDGA Global Tournament Squires Ben 43290 988 71 Zoo Town Open St.
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