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Last Name First Name Day 1 Score Day 2 Score Total Place Gift Card Last Name First Name Day 1 Score Day 2 Score Total Place Gift Card Slutzky Chadd 68 71 139 1st $ 750.00 *won in Dunsire Tommy 69 70 139 2nd $ 700.00 playoff Schlimm Jr. Paul 68 74 142 3rd $ 675.00 Tussey Trey 71 73 144 4th $ 650.00 Abrams Harley 72 73 145 5th $ 600.00 Bullington Kevin 72 73 145 5th $ 600.00 Less Jordan 70 75 145 5th $ 600.00 Erickson Jake 73 73 146 8th $ 537.50 Milling Grant 70 76 146 8th $ 537.50 Savarie Chip 74 73 147 10th $ 500.00 Albano Jr. Tony 72 76 148 11th $ 400.00 Fastert Michael 77 71 148 11th $ 400.00 Lim Timothy 74 74 148 11th $ 400.00 Przybylski Glenn 72 77 149 14th $ 312.50 Wright John 67 82 149 14th $ 312.50 Buffone Jason 72 78 150 16th $ 200.00 Freeman Austin 76 74 150 17th $ 200.00 Mattas Michael 74 76 150 18th $ 200.00 Steffey Tres 72 78 150 19th $ 200.00 Bavaro Nicholas 82 69 151 20th $ 106.25 Keefe Jim 70 81 151 20th $ 106.25 Shelman Justin 76 75 151 20th $ 106.25 Skrabutenas Joe 74 77 151 20th $ 106.25 Stewart Rick 73 79 152 24th $ 75.00 Blatt Larry 68 85 153 25th $ 62.50 Contey Matt 77 76 153 25th $ 62.50 Cosburn Taylor 73 80 153 25th $ 62.50 Cotten Bennett 77 76 153 25th $ 62.50 Deschler David 75 78 153 25th $ 62.50 Kelley Sean 75 78 153 25th $ 62.50 Matkaitis K.C. 71 82 153 25th $ 62.50 Ryan Brendan 73 80 153 25th $ 62.50 Roth Lloyd 75 79 154 33rd $ 25.00 Berna Evan 75 80 155 34th $ 25.00 Nummy William 76 79 155 34th $ 25.00 Vaneekeren Quincy 74 81 155 34th $ 25.00 Vellane Jimmy 75 80 155 34th $ 25.00 Aprati Gabe 75 81 156 38th $ 25.00 Lowery Ryan 77 80 157 39th $ 25.00 Chromy Colin 79 80 159 40th $ 8.33 Henry Michael 81 78 159 40th $ 8.33 Nepomuceno Jared 76 83 159 40th $ 8.33 Arduino Tom 74 86 160 Fisher Brian 81 79 160 Skins - Day 1 Rutan Adam 78 82 160 Vandemotter Brian 77 83 160 John Wright - Hole #3 (3) Whittles Phil 77 83 160 Bailey Miles 82 79 161 Larry Blatt - Hole #8 (3) Edison Joshua 78 83 161 Klopack Steven 78 83 161 Daniel Cachey - Hole #10 (2) Kopinski Brian 74 87 161 Loss Ben 79 82 161 Skins - Day 2 Seelinger Greg 78 83 161 Lee Jae Hyuk 80 82 162 Grant Milling - Hole #1 (3) Mortell Jack 80 82 162 Pyle Cam 81 81 162 Adam Kim - Hole #4 (1) Charles Jr. Edson 78 85 163 Everette Jimil 79 84 163 Michael Fastert - Hole #15 (2) Park C. J. 84 79 163 Schlimm Paul 74 89 163 Chadd Slutzky - Hole #16 (3) Tanaka Michael 86 77 163 Gohacki Kevin 78 86 164 Kim Yun 79 85 164 Turgeon Joshua 77 87 164 Kestel Tony 82 83 165 Culp Chip 81 87 168 Comer Roger 82 87 169 Eissens Evan 78 93 171 Sabados Chris 85 86 171 Cachey Daniel 79 93 172 Ferguson Tom 93 80 173 Mathus Devaughn 86 88 174 Pyle Rich 91 83 174 Kim Adam 89 86 175 Harmon Dave 90 87 177 Billups Blake 95 83 178 Yoon Jae Young 88 91 179 Berger Terry 94 90 184 Powalski Michael 95 94 189 Mata Aaron 97 96 193 Duggan Declan 93 107 200 Mazzuca Marc 102 117 219.
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