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2006 John Deere Classic with Tour JOHN SENDEN TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R MONEY 2006 265 64 69 64 68 $720,000 JOHN DEERE CLASSIC John Senden sandblasted his way to was founded in 1971. It was Senden’s 139th start on the PGA TPC DEERE RUN, SILVIS, IL victory at the 2006 John Deere Classic with Tour. His rounds of 64-69-64-68–265 gave him a 19-under par JULY 10-16 a clutch bunker shot to within five inches of total for the tournament. Senden said his wife was particularly PAR: 35-36-71 the cup on the final hole of the tournament. The 35-year-old fond of the John Deere Classic, as she grew up on her parents’ Australian finished at 16-under par, avoiding a playoff, and farm in Queensland, where John Deere farm equipment TOTAL PURSE: became the 18th first-time winner since the Quad Cities event is a common site. $4,000,000 2006 JOHN DEERE CLASSIC RANK PLAYER TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R MONEY RANK PLAYER TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R MONEY RANK PLAYER TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R MONEY RANK PLAYER TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R MONEY 2 J.P. Hayes 266 64 71 66 65 $432,000 T39 Woody Austin 276 68 71 69 68 15,200 T75 David Gossett 284 71 68 75 70 7,480 79 Will MacKenzie 286 67 73 75 71 7,280 T3 Alex Cejka 268 69 68 64 67 232,000 T39 Craig Barlow 276 69 67 68 72 15,200 T75 Mathias Gronberg 284 70 70 73 71 7,480 80 Brendan Jones 292 68 72 76 76 7,200 T3 Heath Slocum 268 69 65 66 68 232,000 T39 Henrik Bjornstad 276 67 69 70 70 15,200 T75 Scott Harrington 284 69 70 72 73 7,480 T5 John Riegger 269 67 69 69 64 152,000 T39 Donnie Hammond 276 68 70 70 68 15,200 T5 B.J. Staten 269 66 70 66 67 152,000 T39 J.B. Holmes 276 75-65-65 71 15,200 T7 Kent Jones 270 71 65 68 66 124,666 T39 Sean O’Hair 276 69-69-68 70 15,200 T7 Billy Mayfair 270 70 70 63 67 124,666 T39 Jay Williamson 276 68 72 66 70 15,200 T7 Patrick Sheehan 270 68 66 66 70 124,666 T39 Dean Wilson 276 67 69 70 70 15,200 T10 Bubba Dickerson 271 68 68 70 65 85,714 T47 Nathan Green 277 68 71 68 70 10,760 MISSED CUT TOTAL 1R 2R MISSED CUT TOTAL 1R 2R MISSED CUT TOTAL 1R 2R T10 Jason Gore 271 67 69 67 68 85,714 T47 Billy Hurley III 277 67 72 65 73 10,760 T10 Todd Hamilton 271 68 69 67 67 85,714 T47 Justin Rose 277 71 66 67 73 10,760 Briny Baird 141 74 67 Jeff Gove 143 74 69 Todd Fischer 147 73 74 T10 Jeff Overton 271 68 69 68 66 85,714 T47 Camilo Villegas 277 69 70 69 69 10,760 John Cook 141 69 72 Scott Gump 143 71 72 Paul Goydos 147 74 73 T10 Daniel Chopra 271 64 69 68 70 85,714 T51 Jeff Sluman 278 72 65 69 72 9,413 Danny Ellis 141 69 72 Scott Gutschewski 143 72 71 Wes Short, Jr. 147 73 74 T10 Daisuke Maruyama 271 66 70 66 69 85,714 T51 Omar Uresti 278 70 68 68 72 9,413 Harrison Frazar 141 73 68 Ryan Hietala 143 72 71 Doug Barron 148 72 76 T10 Joe Ogilvie 271 65 67 69 70 85,714 T51 Brian Bateman 278 71 67 70 70 9,413 Gabriel Hjertstedt 141 69 72 Hunter Mahan 143 73 70 Michael Clark II 148 76 72 T17 Steve Elkington 272 70 66 68 68 52,342 T51 Charley Hoffman 278 69 69 69 71 9,413 Ryuji i Imada 141 70 71 Shigeki Maruyama 143 71 72 Carlos Franco 148 77 71 T17 Dan Forsman 272 68 67 68 69 52,342 T51 Jerry Smith 278 69 69 69 71 9,413 Brandt Jobe 141 73 68 Larry Mize 143 70 73 Ian Leggatt 148 74 74 T17 Bill Haas 272 70 66 69 67 52,342 T51 Steve Stricker 278 68 70 68 72 9,413 Skip Kendall 141 73 68 Boyd Summerhays 143 75 68 Craig Parry 148 75 73 T17 Stephen Leaney 272 68 67 68 69 52,342 T57 Eric Axley 279 69 69 70 71 8,920 John E. Morgan 141 73 68 Nick Watney 143 69 74 Phil Tataurangi 148 76 72 T17 Bubba Watson 272 67 70 68 67 52,342 T57 Paul Stankowski 279 72 67 70 70 8,920 Darron Stiles 141 73 68 Alex Aragon 144 72 72 Bob May 149 78 71 T17 Michael Connell 272 66 70 67 69 52,342 T57 Kevin Sutherland 279 69 66 71 73 8,920 Roger Tambellini 141 70 71 Notah Begay III 144 68 76 Jim McGovern 149 76 73 T17 Steve Jones 272 67 68 66 71 52,342 T57 Charles Warren 279 67 70 72 70 8,920 Mark Wilson 141 72 69 Shane Bertsch 144 70 74 Korey Mahoney 150 74 76 T24 Jason Bohn 273 70 69 68 66 35,200 T61 Arjun Atwal 280 71 67 70 72 8,520 Jose Coceres 142 69 73 James Driscoll 144 70 74 David Peoples 150 71 79 T24 Kris Cox 273 65 68 70 70 35,200 T61 Brian Henninger 280 68 72 70 70 8,520 Marco Dawson 142 72 70 Robert Gamez 144 73 71 Hidemichi Tanaka 151 75 76 T24 John Huston 273 66 67 72 68 35,200 T61 Neal Lancaster 280 73 67 72 68 8,520 Glen Day 142 70 72 Scott Hend 144 74 70 John Panek 155 73 82 T27 Matt Hansen 274 70 66 69 69 27,800 T61 Chris Riley 280 68 70 69 73 8,520 Chris DiMarco 142 70 72 Richard S. Johnson 144 69 75 Mike Springer 157 80 77 T27 Ryan Moore 274 68 66 69 71 27,800 T61 John Rollins 280 71 69 68 72 8,520 Robert Garrigus 142 75 67 Curtis Malm 144 69 75 Butch Haverland 158 77 81 T27 Ryan Palmer 274 67 68 70 69 27,800 T61 Jimmy Walker 280 69 70 68 73 8,520 Greg Kraft 142 71 71 Scott Piercy 144 73 71 Steven Reilly 162 76 86 T27 Chris Smith 274 70 67 67 70 27,800 T67 Jason Day 281 71 69 68 73 8,200 Spike McRoy 142 70 72 Willie Wood 144 71 73 T27 D.J. Trahan 274 69 67 67 71 27,800 T67 Matt Gogel 281 67 71 68 75 8,200 Jon Mills 142 69 73 Michael Allen 145 69 76 WD Pat Perez 70 70 T27 Garrett Willis 274 70 70 66 68 27,800 T69 David Branshaw 282 69 69 73 71 8,000 D.A. Points 142 71 71 Greg Chalmers 145 73 72 WD Andrew Magee 72 72 T33 Paul Azinger 275 67 70 68 70 21,133 T69 Robert Damron 282 72 66 71 73 8,000 Tag Ridings 142 69 73 Troy Matteson 145 76 69 WD Jonathan Kaye 75 75 T33 Zach Johnson 275 64 72 70 69 21,133 T69 Kirk Triplett 282 69 69 69 75 8,000 Nicholas Thompson 142 69 73 John Engler, Jr. 146 73 73 WD Michelle Wie 77 77 T33 Cameron Beckman 275 69 71 68 67 21,133 T72 David McKenzie 283 74 71 77 75 7,760 Tjaart van der Walt 142 70 72 Frank Lickliter II 146 73 73 WD Steve Lowery T33 Mark Brooks 275 70 68 66 71 21,133 T72 Jason Schultz 283 75 73 73 76 7,760 Bob Burns 143 70 73 Len Mattiace 146 69 77 DQ Darron Stiles T33 Steve Flesch 275 68 70 66 71 21,133 T72 Mike Small 283 72 74 77 74 7,760 Jay Delsing 143 70 73 Ron Whittaker 146 75 71 T33 Jeff Maggert 275 73 65 65 72 21,133 T75 David Duval 284 68 70 70 76 7,480 58 59.
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