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Australian Open Order of Play for Round 1 Page 1 of 3 Australian Open New South Wales Golf Club Order of Play for Round 1 MORNING SESSION STARTING FROM TEE 1 STARTING FROM TEE 10 Match Time Tee Name Represents Match Time Tee Name Represents Matthew Stieger (Am) NSW Jae-Woong Eom KOR 1 07:10 1 Michael McGrath Vic 2 07:10 10 Gavin Flint Qld Michael Brennan NSW Scott Hend Qld Andrew Dodt Qld Bryce Molder USA 3 07:20 1 Matthew Millar ACT 4 07:20 10 Stephen Leaney WA Simon Furneaux NSW Stephen Allan Vic Scott Arnold NSW Adam Scott Qld 5 07:30 1 Jian Hou CHN 6 07:30 10 John Daly USA Jarrod Lyle Vic James Nitties NSW Leigh McKechnie NSW Aaron Baddeley Vic 7 07:40 1 Michael Curtain Vic 8 07:40 10 Rod Pampling Qld Matthew Ballard Qld Marc Leishman Vic Gregg McIntosh AUS Peter Senior Qld 9 07:50 1 Peter Nolan Vic 10 07:50 10 Michael Sim WA Tim Wise Vic Nick O'Hern WA Steven Han NZL Brendan Smith (Am) NSW 11 08:00 1 Tim Wood Vic 12 08:00 10 Stuart Bouvier Qld Terry Pilkadaris WA Michael Long NZL Max Kellner USA Scott Strange WA 13 08:10 1 Chris Campbell ACT 14 08:10 10 Paul Marantz NSW Gui Ming Liao CHN Josh Carmichael NZL Wayne Perske Qld Wade Ormsby SA 15 08:20 1 Ho-sung Choi KOR 16 08:20 10 Chang-Wan Woo CAN Kelvin Jones NZ Ben Campbell (Am) NZL Heath Reed Vic Ye Tian CHN 17 08:30 1 Tae-Hee Lee KOR 18 08:30 10 Chang-Won Han (Am) KOR CJ Gatto USA Mithun Perera (Am) SRI Brenden Stuart NZL Tim Wilkinson NZL 19 08:40 1 Ed Stedman NSW 20 08:40 10 Stephen Dartnall WA Brad Kennedy Qld Min-Kyu Han KOR Andrew McKenzie NSW Peter Wilson Vic 21 08:50 1 Ji-Man Kang KOR 22 08:50 10 Rudi Bezuidenhout NSW Damon Welsford ACT David Oh USA Andrew Tschudin Vic Terry Price Qld 23 09:00 1 Henry Epstein Qld 24 09:00 10 Anthony Summers NSW Rodney Booth Vic Chang-Kyu Hong USA Tom Prowse Vic Kenichi Sawada JPN 25 09:10 1 Michael Etherington NSW 26 09:10 10 Sam Brazel NSW Ki-Joon Song KOR Won-Kyung Heo KOR 1/12/2009 Page 2 of 3 Australian Open New South Wales Golf Club Order of Play for Round 1 AFTERNOON SESSION STARTING FROM TEE 1 STARTING FROM TEE 10 Match Time Tee Name Represents Match Time Tee Name Represents Andre Stolz NSW Jae-Hoon Jung KOR 27 11:50 1 Adam Crawford Qld 28 11:50 10 Andrew Good AUS Kevin Chen CHN Seung-Ho Lee KOR Peter O'Malley NSW Scott Barr ACT 29 12:00 1 Nathan Green NSW 30 12:00 10 Brett Rumford WA Kevin Stadler USA Steven Bowditch Qld Geoff Ogilvy Vic Chao Li CHN 31 12:10 1 Mathew Goggin Tas 32 12:10 10 Gareth Paddison NZL John Senden Qld David Bransdon NSW Greg Chalmers WA Craig Scott Vic 33 12:20 1 Steve Marino USA 34 12:20 10 Rohan Blizard NSW Stuart Appleby Vic Soon-Sang Hong KOR Craig Parry NSW Steve Jones Vic 35 12:30 1 Richard Green Vic 36 12:30 10 Jason Norris SA Michael Campbell NZL Ryan Haller Qld Bryden McPherson (Am) Vic Richie Gallichan NSW 37 12:40 1 Paul Sheehan NSW 38 12:40 10 Do Eun An (Am) KOR Paul Gow NSW Josh Geary NZL Jason Perry (Am) Vic Brad Shilton NZL 39 12:50 1 Kevin Chun NZL 40 12:50 10 Scott Laycock Vic Kurt Carlson Qld Jake Oh (Am) NSW Jamie Lovemark USA Sam Saunders USA 41 13:00 1 Darren Beck NSW 42 13:00 10 Andrew Martin Vic Jason Scrivener (Am) WA Meng Zhang CHN Steven Conran NSW Tae-Hyun Jun KOR 43 13:10 1 Kyung-Jun Moon KOR 44 13:10 10 Kim Felton WA Qin Xu CHN Craig Spence Vic Cameron Percy Vic Richard Moir Qld 45 13:20 1 Shintaro Iizuka JPN 46 13:20 10 Jae-Hae Choe USA Jian Chen CHN Anthony Brown Vic Andrew Bonhomme Qld Marcus Fraser Vic 47 13:30 1 Tristan Lambert NSW 48 13:30 10 Nathan Uebergang Qld Brad Lamb Vic Min-Chang Lee KOR Rowan Beste Qld Rhein Gibson NSW 49 13:40 1 Zhi Jun Ou CHN 50 13:40 10 Marcus Both Vic Ben Burge NSW Sung-Kug Park KOR Michael Moore Vic Xie Zhi CHN 51 13:50 1 In-Woo Lee KOR 52 13:50 10 James Carr WA Adam Wilcox NSW Lucas Bates NSW 1/12/2009 Page 3 of 3 1/12/2009.
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