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Jones Hogan Player Snead Wed. 2/21 Thur. 2/22 Fri. 2/23 Sat. 2/24 Sat. 2/24 Sun. 2/25 Sat. 2/24 Sat. 2/24 Fri. 2/23 Thur. 2/22 Wed. 2/21 #1 Tiger Woods, USA Jim Furyk, USA #1 Champion Match 29 Match 31 #16 J.J. Henry, USA Brett Quigley, USA #16 Match 45 Match 47 #8 Tim Clark, SAF Second Place Angel Cabrera, ARG #8 Match 30 Match 32 #9 Robert Allenby, AUS Chad Campbell, USA #9 Third Place Match 53 Match 55 #4 Nick O’Hern, AUS Davis Love III, USA #4 Match 21 Fourth Place Match 23 #13 Lucas Glover, USA Ben Crane, USA #13 Match 46 Match 48 #5 David Howell, ENG David Toms, USA #5 Jones Division Player Division Match 22 Winner Winner Match 24 #12 Rory Sabbatini, SAF Arron Oberholser, USA #12 JONES Match 57 Match 59 PLAYER #2 Luke Donald, ENG Vijay Singh, FIJ #2 Match 13 Match 15 #15 Miguel A. Jimenez, SPN John Rollins, USA #15 Match 37 Match 39 #7 Shingo Katayama, JPN Robert Karlsson, SWE #7 Match 14 Match 16 #10 Aaron Baddeley, AUS Stephen Ames, CAN #10 Match 54 Match 56 #3 Henrik Stenson, SWE Padraig Harrington, IRE #3 Match 5 Match 7 #14 Zach Johnson, USA Lee Westwood, ENG #14 Match 38 Match 40 #6 K.J. Choi, KOR Stewart Cink, USA #6 Match 6 Match 8 #11 Carl Pettersson, SWE Jeev Singh, IND #11 Match 61 Match 62 Match 63 #1 Phil Mickelson, USA Adam Scott, AUS #1 Match 25 Match 27 #16 Richard Green, AUS Shaun Micheel, USA #16 Match 41 Match 43 #8 Michael Campbell, NZL Y.E. Yang, KOR #8 Match 26 Match 28 #9 Justin Rose, ENG Rod Pampling, AUS #9 Match 49 Match 51 #4 Sergio Garcia, SPN Paul Casey, ENG #4 Match 17 Match 19 #13 Darren Clarke, NIR Mike Weir, CAN #13 Match 42 Match 44 #5 Stuart Appleby, AUS Colin Montgomerie, SCO #5 Match 18 Match 20 #12 Charles Howell III, USA Johan Edfors, SWE #12 HOGAN Match 58 Match 60 SNEAD #2 Ernie Els, SAF Hogan Division Snead Division Retief Goosen, SAF #2 Winner Winner Match 9 Match 11 #15 Bradley Dredge, WAL Scott Verplank, USA #15 Match 33 Match 35 #7 Ian Poulter, ENG Joe Durant, USA #7 Match 10 Match 12 #10 Bart Bryant, USA Match 64 Niclas Fasth, SWE #10 Match 50 Match 52 #3 Trevor Immelman, SAF Geoff Ogilvy, AUS #3 Match 1 Match 3 #14 Thomas Bjorn, DEN Steve Stricker, USA #14 Match 34 Match 36 #6 Chris DiMarco, USA Jose Maria Olazabal, SPN #6 Match 2 Match 4 #11 Brett Wetterich, USA Paul Goydos, USA #11.
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