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PGA TOUR Player/Manager List
2016 PGA TOUR Player/Manager List Generated On: 2/17/2016 - A - ADAMS, Blake - 1 Degree Management, LLC AIKEN, Thomas - Wasserman Media Group - London ALLEM, Fulton - Players Group, Inc ALLENBY, Robert - MVP, Inc. ALLEN, Michael - Medalist Management, Inc. ALLRED, Jason - 4U Management, LLC AL, Geiberger, - Cross Consulting AMES, Stephen - Wasserman Media Group - Canada ANCER, Abraham - The Legacy Agency ANDERSON, Mark - Blue Giraffe Sports ANDRADE, Billy - 4Sports & Entertainment ANGUIANO, Mark - The Legacy Agency AOKI, Isao - High Max APPLEBY, Stuart - Blue Giraffe Sports ARAGON, Alex - Wasserman Media Group - VA ARMOUR III, Tommy - Tommy Armour, III, Inc. ARMOUR, Ryan - IMG ATKINS, Matt - a3 Athletics AUSTIN, Woody - The Legacy Agency AXLEY, Eric - a3 Athletics AZINGER, Paul - TCP Sports Management, LLC A., Jimenez, Miguel - Marketing and Management International - B - BADDELEY, Aaron - Pro-Sport Management BAEK, Todd - Hambric Sports Management BAIRD, Briny - Pinnacle Enterprises, Inc. BAKER-FINCH, Ian - IMG Media BAKER, Chris - 1 Degree Management, LLC BALLO, JR., Mike - Lagardere Sports BARBER, Blayne - IMG BARLOW, Craig - The Legacy Agency BARNES, Ricky - Lagardere Sports BATEMAN, Brian - Lagardere Sports - GA BEAUFILS, Ray - Wasserman Media Group - VA BECKMAN, Cameron - Wasserman Media Group - VA BECK, Chip - Tour Talent BEEM, Rich - Marketing and Management International BEGAY III, Notah - Freeland Sports, LLC BELJAN, Charlie - Meister Sports Management BENEDETTI, Camilo - The Legacy Agency BERGER, Daniel - Excel Sports Management BERTONI, Travis - Medalist Management, Inc. BILLY, Casper, - Pinnacle Enterprises, Inc. BLAUM, Ryan - 1 Degree Management, LLC BLIXT, Jonas - Lagardere Sports - FL BOHN, Jason - IMG BOLLI, Justin - Blue Giraffe Sports BOWDITCH, Steven - Players Group, Inc BOWDITCH, Steven - IMG BRADLEY, Keegan - Lagardere Sports - FL BRADLEY, Michael - Lagardere Sports BREHM, Ryan - Wasserman Media Group - Wisconsin BRIGMAN, D.J. -
2020 New Zealand Open MILLBROOK RESORT
2020 New Zealand Open Sunday 1st March 2020 ROUND 4 DRAW MILLBROOK RESORT Match Time Name Represents R1 R2 R3 Score Match Time Name Represents R1 R2 R3 Score Dylan Perry NSW 74 66 70 210 (-4) 1 8:05 David Gleeson / Tokuyama QLD / JPN 78 68 0 146 (+3) 15 10:25 Blake Windred NSW 73 69 68 210 (-4) Deyen Lawson VIC 70 72 68 210 (-4) Richard T Lee CAN 73 69 76 218 (+4) Nick Voke NZL 70 73 67 210 (-4) 2 8:10 Daisuke Kataoka JPN 73 70 75 218 (+4) 16 10:35 Denzel Ieremia NZL 72 67 70 209 (-5) Yoshitaka Takeya JPN 71 72 74 217 (+3) James Anstiss NZL 72 69 68 209 (-5) Miguel Carballo ARG 74 69 74 217 (+3) Josh Younger / Willis VIC / VIC 74 69 66 209 (-5) 3 8:20 Zach Bauchou USA 73 68 75 216 (+2) 17 10:45 Bio Kim KOR 74 69 66 209 (-5) Viraj Madappa IND 73 68 74 215 (+1) Brendan Jones ACT 70 73 66 209 (-5) Simon Hawkes TAS 75 68 72 215 (+1) Terry Pilkadaris VIC 66 72 70 208 (-6) 4 8:30 Brady Watt WA 75 68 72 215 (+1) 18 10:55 Katsumasa Miyamoto JPN 72 67 69 208 (-6) Won Joon Lee NSW 74 69 72 215 (+1) Jarin Todd USA 68 72 68 208 (-6) Charlie Wi KOR 72 71 72 215 (+1) Jinichiro Kozuma JPN 70 70 68 208 (-6) 5 8:40 David Smail NZL 70 68 76 214 (Par) 19 11:05 Ryan Chisnall NZL 69 71 68 208 (-6) Michael Wright QLD 72 66 76 214 (Par) Jordan Zunic NSW 71 70 67 208 (-6) Richard Green VIC 69 71 74 214 (Par) Scott Arnold NSW 68 73 67 208 (-6) 6 8:50 Nathan Green NSW 76 66 72 214 (Par) 20 11:20 Shae Wools-Cobb QLD 70 71 67 208 (-6) Scott Strange WA 73 69 72 214 (Par) Tae Woo Kim KOR 73 68 67 208 (-6) Kodai Ichihara JPN 76 67 71 214 (Par) Geoff Ogilvy VIC 72 70 -
Shooting Tournament Concludes World Title by A
MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2014 SPORTS Aussies aim to boost pace attack ADELAIDE: Australia, already without injured skipper “We will pick the best team to get 20 wickets. A he can behind the scenes. He’s OK.” teams out on day five)... I’m really pleased for him. It Michael Clarke, may also freshen up their pace attack couple of them are sore but the next day or two will was an emotional day for him.” with Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc for this week’s tell. It’s a quick turnaround.”Left-armer Starc has been LYON’S SHARE Lehmann said the Adelaide victory was “probably second Test in Brisbane, coach Darren Lehmann said placed on stand-by for Brisbane, while Hazlewood was Australia will again rely heavily on off-spinner the best one I’ve been involved in” given the roller- yesterday. Clarke is out for the rest of the India Test the 12th man in Adelaide. Nathan Lyon to get through a large workload in coaster nature of the Test and the way the players ral- series with a torn right hamstring suffered while field- Ryan Harris, making his Test return after major knee Brisbane. Lyon captured a career-best 12 wickets in lied following team-mate Phillip Hughes’s funeral. ing in Australia’s 48-run win over India on Saturday, surgery, worked through a total of 40 overs in the match at the Adelaide Oval, triggering a final-ses- Lehmann said that opening batsman Chris Rogers amid fears his Test career could be over after a spate of Adelaide and may need to sit out in Brisbane. -
End of Round Report Emirates Australian Open the Lakes Golf Club 15Th - 18Th November 2018 Final Result
End of Round Report Emirates Australian Open The Lakes Golf Club 15th - 18th November 2018 Final Result Pos Player Nat R1 R2 R3 R4 Tot +/- Winnings (AU$) 1 Abraham Ancer MEX 69 69 65 69 272 -16 225,000.00 2 Dimitrios Papadatos AUS 69 70 71 67 277 -11 127,500.00 3 Jake McLeod AUS 70 67 75 66 278 -10 84,375.00 4 Marcus Fraser AUS 69 69 71 70 279 -9 60,000.00 5 John Senden AUS 73 71 70 66 280 -8 45,000.00 5 Matthew Millar AUS 73 68 71 68 280 -8 45,000.00 5 David Micheluzzi AUS Am 68 69 74 69 280 -8 Amateur 5 Cameron Percy AUS 69 69 72 70 280 -8 45,000.00 5 Keita Nakajima JPN Am 70 68 70 72 280 -8 Amateur 10 Cameron Smith AUS 74 71 70 66 281 -7 35,000.00 10 Byeong Hun An KOR 67 69 76 69 281 -7 35,000.00 12 Brendan Steele USA 73 69 73 67 282 -6 31,250.00 13 Viktor Hovland NOR Am 73 68 74 68 283 -5 Amateur 13 Max McCardle AUS 70 66 75 72 283 -5 25,000.00 13 Maverick Antcliff AUS 73 69 69 72 283 -5 25,000.00 13 Aaron Pike AUS 72 71 67 73 283 -5 25,000.00 17 Peter Cooke AUS 75 67 74 68 284 -4 18,100.00 17 Scott Strange AUS 71 68 76 69 284 -4 18,100.00 17 Terry Pilkadaris AUS 71 73 71 69 284 -4 18,100.00 17 Takumi Kanaya JPN Am 70 70 72 72 284 -4 Amateur 17 Gareth Paddison NZL 70 71 71 72 284 -4 18,100.00 17 Keegan Bradley USA 72 66 71 75 284 -4 18,100.00 23 Nick Voke NZL 70 71 75 69 285 -3 13,162.50 23 Andrew Dodt AUS 70 73 73 69 285 -3 13,162.50 23 Steven Jeffress AUS 73 69 73 70 285 -3 13,162.50 23 Stephen Allan AUS 73 71 71 70 285 -3 13,162.50 23 Matt Kuchar USA 70 67 73 75 285 -3 13,162.50 28 Norman Xiong USA 74 70 75 67 286 -2 10,291.67 -
For Immediate Release
Pre-Tournament Notes – BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by SYNNEX Corporation On-Site PGA TOUR Media Contact: Preston Smith – [email protected] (706-844-2100) Dates: June 10-13, 2021 Where: Greer, South Carolina Courses: Thornblade Club (Par 71/7,024 yards/Tom Fazio) The Cliffs Valley (Par 72/7,029 yards/Ben Wright) Field: 156 players Defending Champion: Rhein Gibson (2019) Purse: $700,000 ($126,000/winner) Format: 72-hole stroke play Quick Links • Tournament Media Site • Inside the Field • Power Rankings • Tee Times (celebrity/amateur tee times available under drop-down menu) Things to Know • This will be the 28th edition of the BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by SYNNEX Corporation and the 13th year that Thornblade Club will serve as the primary host course; The Cliffs Valley will serve as the second course for the third tournament in a row and 10th instance overall; the tournament is one of two on the Korn Ferry Tour’s 2020-21 schedule that is hosted by two courses and the only one played in 2021 (other: 2020 Country Club de Bogota Championship) • The 2020 BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by the SYNNEX Corporation was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic • Russell Beiersdorf won the inaugural event in 1992 and has been followed through the years by many accomplished pros; other notable top finishers include 13-time PGA TOUR champion David Toms (champion in 1995), two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson (runner-up in 2003, tied with four-time TOUR champion Charley Hoffman) and two-time PGA TOUR champion Max Homa (champion in 2014) • The BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by SYNNEX Corporation is a one-of-a-kind event on the Korn Ferry Tour that features celebrities and amateurs playing alongside professionals and is televised on Golf Channel o The 2021 tournament is highlighted by celebrities such as Canelo Alvarez, Anthony Anderson, Roger Clemens, Ken Griffey Jr. -
Premium Income Fund
Premium Income Fund NSX Release: 13 July 2011 PGA Agreement – Novotel Forest Resort Creswick, Victoria Wellington Capital Limited as responsible entity of the Premium Income Fund is pleased to announce that a contract has been signed to host the Victorian PGA Championship at the Novotel Forest Resort Creswick located at Creswick, Victoria. Wellington Capital Limited as responsible entity of the Premium Income Fund is mortgagee in possession of the underlying security property at Forest Resort located at Creswick, Victoria which comprises of a hotel, golf course, residential development, water treatment plant and two level villas. The Novotel Forest Resort Creswick is a luxury four and a half star, 144 rooms eco-friendly hotel which opened on 26 March 2008. The hotel comprises various facilities in addition to the golf course including gym, day spa, restaurants, conference facilities and tennis courts. The hotel is situated amongst 150 acres of bushland and is a short distance from Bendigo and Ballarat. The 18 hole, 72 par championship golf course was designed by internationally renowned golf course architect Tony Cashmore. The Novotel Forest Resort Creswick will have the rights to host the Victorian PGA Championship at the Novotel Forest Resort Creswick for the next five years from 2012 to 2016. Managing Director, Jenny Hutson said ‘To sign a contract to host the Victorian PGA Championship at the Novotel Forest Resort Creswick represents an exciting opportunity to economically benefit both the Fund and residents of the Forest Resort and greater community. It is pleasing that an excellent result for the Novotel Forest Resort Creswick has been achieved with a party who intends to promote the Victorian PGA Championship at a premier regional venue and add value to a great asset.’ A copy of the media release from the Professional Golfers of Australia Limited announcing the Victoria PGA Championship at Novotel Forest Resort Creswick is attached. -
Mark Stevens, PGA TOUR Media Official (904) 861-5112 [email protected]
On-site PGA TOUR media contact: Mark Stevens, PGA TOUR Media Official (904) 861-5112 [email protected] 2014 Sanderson Farms Championship pre-tournament notes Dates: November 3-9, 2014 Where: Country Club of Jackson / Jackson, Miss. Par/Yards: 72/7,284 yards Field: 132 2013 champion: Woody Austin Purse: $4,000,000/$720,000 (winner) FedExCup: 300 points to the winner Format: 72-hole stroke play Twitter: @SandersonPGA A look back at the 2013 Sanderson Farms Championship Woody Austin defeated Daniel Summerhays and Cameron Beckman with a birdie-4 on the first extra hole (No. 18). Austin made a seven-footer for birdie on the first playoff hole, while Beckman missed a five-foot birdie attempt. Austin won the seventh playoff in tournament history (1989, 1991, 1994, 2000, 2006, 2008, 2013). More on Woody Austin at the Sanderson Farms Championship • Austin turned 50 in January of 2014 and finished inside the top 30 in the Charles Schwab Cup in his first season on the Champions Tour. • Austin’s last top 10 on TOUR prior to winning was T6 at the 2011 RBC Canadian Open. • Austin earned his fourth career PGA TOUR victory at the age of 49 years, 5 months and 25 days in his 507th start. • The win improved Austin to 3-1 in playoffs on TOUR. • Austin’s four career wins on the PGA TOUR: 1995 Buick Open, 2004 Buick Championship, 2007 FedEx St. Jude Championship, 2013 Sanderson Farms Championship. • Austin’s previous win on TOUR in 2007 came 200 miles from Jackson, Miss. in Memphis, Tenn. -
2017 Victorian PGA Championship Huntingdale Golf Club 2-4 February 2017 Final Field List As at 30/1/17 @ 4.30Pm
2017 Victorian PGA Championship Huntingdale Golf Club 2-4 February 2017 Final Field List as at 30/1/17 @ 4.30pm Exemption Category: Cat 1: Winners OOM, Open, PGA, Masters 1 Matthew Griffin VIC 2 Daniel Popovic VIC Exemption Category: Cat 2: Winners other Tier 1 Tournaments 3 Adam Blyth QLD 4 Jordan Zunic NSW 5 Steven Jeffress NSW 6 Dimitrios Papadatos NSW Exemption Category: Cat 3: 2-30 2016 OOM 7 Ashley Hall VIC 8 Matthew Giles NSW 9 Anthony Houston VIC 10 Aron Price NSW 11 Andrew Evans NSW 12 Stephen Leaney WA 13 Brad Shilton NZL 14 Michael Sim WA 15 Matthew Millar ACT 16 Jarryd Felton WA 17 Deyen Lawson VIC 18 Michael Long NZL 19 Ben Eccles VIC 20 Rory Bourke VIC 21 Max McCardle SA 22 Jake McLeod QLD 23 Tim Hart QLD 24 Daniel Fox WA Exemption Category: Cat 4: Tournament Invites 25 Marcus Fraser VIC 26 James McLean VIC 27 Jared Pender NZL 28 Jin Jeong KOR 29 Ryan Lynch VIC Exemption Category: Cat 6: Victorian PGA Exemptions 30 James Hartley VIC 31 Daniel Cromie VIC 32 Mitchell Anketell VIC Exemption Category: Cat 7: Winners of Tier 2 Tournaments 33 Brad Moules SA 34 David Klein GER 35 David Bransdon VIC 36 James Nitties NSW 37 Aaron Townsend NSW Exemption Category: Cat 7(a): Winner Q-School 38 Taylor Macdonald QLD Exemption Category: Cat 8: 1-20 Career Money List 39 Peter Lonard NSW Exemption Category: Cat 9: 31-50 2015 OOM 40 Lucas Herbert VIC 41 Josh Geary NZL 42 Jason Norris SA 43 Brett Rankin QLD 44 Scott Strange WA 45 Jack Wilson VIC 46 Aaron Wilkin QLD 47 Neven Basic NSW 48 Ben Campbell NZL 49 Michael Wright QLD 50 Mark Brown NZL Exemption Category: Cat 10: 2-5 Q-School 51 Andrew Martin VIC 52 Josh Younger VIC 53 Christopher Wood QLD 54 Josh Cabban NSW Exemption Category: Cat 11: 51-60 2015 OOM 55 Ryan Haller QLD 56 Jarrod Lyle VIC 57 Gareth Paddison NZL 58 Chris Gaunt VIC 59 Lindsay Wilson NSW 60 Damien Jordan QLD 61 Mitchell A. -
Jinho CHOI KOR Gavin FLINT AUS Ryan DILLON
2015 Emirates Australian Open FINAL PLAYER LIST (Last updated 11/11/15 @ 4pm) FIELD SIZE 156 PLAYERS (1) Any former champion of the tournament in the past 5 years 1 Jordan SPIETH USA 2 Greg CHALMERS AUS 3 Peter SENIOR AUS 4 Geoff OGILVY AUS (2) Leading 10 Asia-Pacific players from the OWGR as at close of entries (capped to 250th position) 5 Adam SCOTT AUS 6 Marc LEISHMAN AUS 7 Steven BOWDITCH AUS 8 Matthew JONES AUS 9 John SENDEN AUS 10 Cameron SMITH AUS 11 Ryan FOX NZL 12 Marcus FRASER AUS 13 Richard GREEN AUS 14 Andrew DODT AUS (3) Leading 75 players from OneAsia categories 3a) Winner of any OneAsia Order of Merit (3 year exemption) 1 15 Matthew GRIFFIN AUS 4) Winner of any OneAsia Tournament (2 years) and Qualifying School (1year) 2 16 Jinho CHOI KOR 3 17 Gavin FLINT AUS 4 18 Ryan DILLON USA 5 19 Steven JEFFRESS AUS 6) Top 50 of 2014 OneAsia Order of Merit 6 20 Jun Seok LEE AUS 7 21 Jake HIGGINBOTTOM AUS 8 22 Ilhwan PARK KOR 9 23 Rhein GIBSON AUS 10 24 Terry PILKADARIS AUS 11 25 Michael SIM AUS 12 26 David BRANSDON AUS 13 27 Scott STRANGE AUS 14 28 Michael HENDRY NZL 15 29 Mark BROWN NZL 16 30 Stephen DARTNALL AUS 17 31 Garrett SAPP USA 18 32 Nathan HOLMAN AUS 19 33 Jason SCRIVENER AUS 20 34 Nick GILLESPIE NZL 21 35 Yikeun CHANG KOR 22 36 Michael WRIGHT AUS 23 37 David MCKENZIE AUS 24 38 Aaron TOWNSEND AUS 25 39 Josh YOUNGER AUS 26 40 Nick CULLEN AUS 27 41 Hyowon PARK KOR 28 42 Ryan HALLER AUS 29 43 Gareth PADDISON NZL 7a) 2nd & 3rd positions at OneAsia Qualifying School Final Stages 30 44 Ryan CARTER USA 31 45 Yeongsu KIM KOR 32 46 Gyoungyoon YU KOR 8a) Leading players from PGA Tour of Australasia Tournament Exemption Categories (capped at Cat. -
Australasian Tour 2010
BRUCE YOUNG Former Leading Caddy, Course Design Marketer and now Leading Australian Golf Analyst Alistair Presnell’s Australasian Tour record equalling round of 60 to win the Victorian PGA Championship at Sandhurst Club in mid February was a fitting way to bring the golfing HOT SUMMER IN OZ summer of 2009/2010 to a close. resnell was on track to become the first player to break 60 on the APGA Tour when he raced to 11 under Pthrough 13 holes but a short missed birdie putt at the 17th cost him chance to create history. Both Paul Gow (2001) and Ernie Els (2005) had previously shot 60 and Presnell now becomes a member of those who share that milestone. A round of 59 was produced in a Von Nida Tour event in 2005 when Brad McIntosh won the Queensland PGA Championship and Craig Jones had also done so in a Pro Am event in Queensland but to have done so in a PGA Tour event would have been something quite special. While the PGA Tour of Australasia is now played over a calendar year, there is still a perception that the events of late 2009 and early 2010 are one. With the completion of the Victorian PGA Championship at Sandhurst however we must now wait until October for continuation of the 2010 season so perhaps now a chance to look back at the high- lights of these past few months and what we can expect in the coming months. The summer has been made up of three what could be described as mainstream events (The Aus- tralian Masters, Open and PGA Championships), two events co sanctioned with the Nationwide Tour and eight events that have now come under the umbrella of the PGA Tour but are known as Tier two events. -
WORLD SUPER 6 PERTH 2018 Lake Karringyup Country Club 8-11 February, 2018
WORLD SUPER 6 PERTH 2018 Lake Karringyup Country Club 8-11 February, 2018 Field List 31/01/18 @ 10.00am Exemption Category 1: Winners OOM, Open, PGA, Masters 1 Brett Rumford WA 2 Matthew Griffin VIC 3 Nathan Holman VIC 4 Nick Cullen SA Exemption Category 2: Winners of other Tier 1 Tournaments 5 TBC Winner of Victorian Open 2018 6 Jason Scrivener WA 7 Jason Norris SA 8 Michael Hendry NZL 9 Dimitrios Papadatos NSW 10 Adam Blyth QLD 11 Jordan Zunic NSW Exemption Category 3: Players 2-30 OOM 2017 12 Adam Bland SA 13 Lucas Herbert VIC 14 James Marchesani VIC 15 David Bransdon VIC 16 Ben Campbell NZL 17 Wade Ormsby SA 18 Jake McLeod QLD 19 Mark Brown NZL 20 Deyen Lawson VIC 21 Jarryd Felton WA 22 Matthew Millar ACT 23 Daniel Pearce NZL 24 Brad Kennedy QLD 25 Jack Wilson VIC 26 Steven Jeffress NSW 27 Damien Jordan QLD 28 Ryan Fox NZL 29 Anthony Quayle QLD 30 Ben Eccles VIC 31 Stephen Leaney WA 32 James Nitties NSW 33 Peter Wilson VIC Exemption Category 4: Tournament Invites 34 Min Woo Lee (am) WA 35 Sean Crocker USA 36 Wu Ashun CHN 37 Brett Coletta VIC 38 TBC 39 TBC Exemption Category 5: Top 100 OWGR 40 Seung-Su Han USA 41 Yusaku Miyazato JPN 42 Satoshi Kodaira JPN Exemption Category 7: Exempt players from Co-Sanctioning/joint sanctioning partner of the tournament, or exempt players from the National/Regional body of event in question 60 x EUROPEAN TOUR 43 Danny Willett ENG 44 Tyrrell Hatton ENG 45 TBC Winner 2018 MAYBANK CHAMPIONSHIP 46 Thorbjorn Olesen DEN 47 Marcus Fraser VIC 48 Brandon Stone RSA 49 TBC Holding 2018 Race to Dubai Top 5 50 -
2018 Emirates Australian Open the Lakes Golf Club Final Field List As at 12/11/2018
2018 Emirates Australian Open The Lakes Golf Club Final Field List as at 12/11/2018 Exemption Category 1: Winners OOM, Open, PGA, Masters 1 Cameron Smith AUS 2 Matthew Griffin AUS 3 Nick Cullen AUS Exemption Category 2: Winners of other Tier 1 Tournaments 4 Jake McLeod AUS 5 Daniel Nisbet AUS 6 Simon Hawkes AUS 7 Jason Norris AUS 8 Dimitrios Papadatos AUS 9 Adam Blyth AUS 10 Jordan Zunic AUS Exemption Category 3: Players 2-30 OOM 2017 11 Adam Bland AUS 12 James Marchesani AUS 13 David McKenzie AUS 14 Ben Campbell NZL 15 Mark Brown NZL 16 Deyen Lawson AUS 17 Jarryd Felton AUS 18 Matthew Millar AUS 19 Daniel Pearce NZL 20 Jack Wilson AUS 21 Steven Jeffress AUS 22 Damien Jordan AUS 23 Anthony Quayle AUS 24 Ben Eccles AUS 25 James Nitties AUS 26 Peter Wilson AUS Exemption Category 4: Tournament Invites 27 Cameron Percy AUS 28 Mathew Goggin AUS 29 Robby Shelton USA 30 Mikko Ilonen FIN 31 Dawson Armstrong USA 32 Norman Xiong USA 33 Nicolas Colsaerts BEL 34 Marcus Fraser AUS 35 Dylan Perry AUS 36 Jack Thompson (a) AUS Exemption Category 7: Exempt players from Co-Sanctioning/joint sanctioning partner of the tournament, or exempt players from the National/Regional body of event in question Any former champion of the tournament at or under the age of 60 as at 15/11/18 37 Cameron Davis AUS 38 Peter Senior AUS 39 Greg Chalmers AUS 40 Craig Parry AUS 41 John Senden AUS 42 Robert Allenby AUS 43 Peter Lonard AUS 44 Stephen Allan AUS 45 Peter Fowler AUS Leading 10 players within the top 100 of the Official World Golf Rankings as at the close of entries