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2016 DEAN & DELUCA Invitational Colonial Country Club Second 2016 DEAN & DELUCA Invitational Colonial Country Club Second Round Groupings and Starting Times Friday, May 27, 2016 TEE #1 7:00 Ken Duke Stuart, FL Chad Campbell Andrews, TX Chris Stroud Houston, TX 7:11 Jonas Blixt Hammaro, Sweden Sung Kang Coppell, TX Si Woo Kim Seoul, South Korea 7:22 Kyle Stanley Gig Harbor, WA Will Wilcox Pell City, AL Hudson Swafford Sea Island, GA 7:33 Tony Finau Lehi, UT Steven Bowditch Queensland, Australia Ben Crane Portland, OR 7:44 Scott Piercy Las Vegas, NV Kevin Streelman Wheaton, IL Keegan Bradley Woodstock, VT 7:55 Brendon Todd Atlanta, GA Webb Simpson Charlotte, NC Louis Oosthuizen Albertinia,S.Cape, South Africa 8:06 Angel Cabrera Cordoba, Argentina Chesson Hadley Raleigh, NC Stewart Cink Duluth, GA 8:17 Johnson Wagner Charlotte, NC Ricky Barnes Phoenix, AZ Roberto Castro Atlanta, GA 8:28 Ian Poulter Woburn, England Jerry Kelly Madison, WI Bronson Burgoon The Woodlands, TX 8:39 Keith Clearwater Orem, UT Michael Kim Houston, TX Franklin Corpening Ft. Worth, TX Report Generated at 12:40:19 on 05/25/16 Page 1 of 4 2016 DEAN & DELUCA Invitational Colonial Country Club Second Round Groupings and Starting Times Friday, May 27, 2016 TEE #10 7:00 Boo Weekley East Milton, FL Chez Reavie Scottsdale, AZ Derek Fathauer Jupiter, FL 7:11 Lucas Glover Tequesta, FL Jon Curran Jupiter, FL Patton Kizzire Sea Island, GA 7:22 George McNeill Ft. Myers, FL Kevin Chappell Fresno, CA Mark Hubbard Denver, CO 7:33 Peter Malnati Knoxville, TN Brian Harman St Simons Island, GA Scott Stallings Oak Ridge, TN 7:44 Charley Hoffman Las Vegas, NV Geoff Ogilvy Melbourne, Australia Steve Stricker Madison, WI 7:55 Brandt Snedeker Nashville, TN Jim Furyk Ponte Vedra Bch, FL Bill Haas Greenville, SC 8:06 Charl Schwartzel South Africa Jordan Spieth Dallas, TX Matt Kuchar Sea Island, GA 8:17 John Huh Dallas, TX Daniel Summerhays Farmington, UT William McGirt Spartanburg, SC 8:28 Jhonattan Vegas Maturin, Venezuela Jeff Overton Evansville, IN Zac Blair Saint George, UT 8:39 Tom Hoge Fargo, ND Bryson DeChambeau Clovis, CA Kramer Hickok Dallas, TX Report Generated at 12:40:19 on 05/25/16 Page 2 of 4 2016 DEAN & DELUCA Invitational Colonial Country Club Second Round Groupings and Starting Times Friday, May 27, 2016 TEE #1 11:45 Bryce Molder Scottsdale, AZ Scott Langley Sea Island, GA 11:56 Kevin Na Las Vegas, NV Sean O'Hair Chadds Ford, PA Steve Flesch Union, KY 12:07 Aaron Baddeley Melbourne, Australia Andrew Loupe Baton Rouge, LA Anirban Lahiri Bangalore, India 12:18 Vaughn Taylor Augusta, GA Troy Merritt Meridian, ID David Toms Shreveport, LA 12:29 Fabian Gomez Chaco, Argentina Robert Streb Shawnee, KS Harris English Sea Island, GA 12:40 Jason Dufner Auburn, AL Smylie Kaufman Birmingham, AL Emiliano Grillo Argentina 12:51 Adam Scott Gold Coast, QLD, Australia Zach Johnson Cedar Rapids, IA Chris Kirk Athens, GA 1:02 Jim Herman Palm City, FL Patrick Reed Houston, TX Hunter Mahan Dallas, TX 1:13 Scott Brown Aiken, SC Jason Gore Valencia, CA Brett Stegmaier Palm Beach Gardens, FL 1:24 David Hearn Brantford, ON, Canada Shawn Stefani Houston, TX Tyrone Van Aswegen Johannesburg, South Africa 1:35 Hiroshi Iwata Sendai, Japan Martin Piller Ft. Worth, TX Tyler Aldridge Nampa, ID Report Generated at 12:40:19 on 05/25/16 Page 3 of 4 2016 DEAN & DELUCA Invitational Colonial Country Club Second Round Groupings and Starting Times Friday, May 27, 2016 TEE #10 11:45 Martin Laird Glasgow, Scotland Carl Pettersson Raleigh, NC 11:56 Brendon de Jonge Zimbabwe Colt Knost Dallas, TX Adam Hadwin Abbotsford, B.C., Canada 12:07 Freddie Jacobson Gothenburg, Sweden Steve Marino Tequesta, FL Greg Owen Mansfield, England 12:18 Jimmy Walker Boerne, TX Matt Jones Sydney, Australia John Senden Brisbane, Australia 12:29 Tim Wilkinson Palmerston North, New Zealand Ben Martin Kiawah Island, SC Vijay Singh Fiji Islands 12:40 Danny Lee Rotorua, New Zealand Nick Taylor Abbotsford, B.C., Canada Seung-Yul Noh Irving, TX 12:51 Kevin Kisner Aiken, SC J.J. Henry Ft. Worth, TX Camilo Villegas Medellin, Colombia 1:02 Marc Leishman Melbourne, Australia Ryan Palmer Colleyville, TX Chad Collins Cloverdale, IN 1:13 Jason Bohn Acworth, GA Jason Kokrak Warren, OH Blayne Barber Auburn, AL 1:24 Tim Herron Wayzata, MN Cameron Tringale Laguna Niguel, CA Kyle Reifers Charlotte, NC Report Generated at 12:40:19 on 05/25/16 Page 4 of 4.
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