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2010 John Deere Classic STEVE STRICKER TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R MONEY 2010 258 60 66 62 70 $792,000 JOHN DEERE CLASSIC Steve Stricker became the first player in 17 years TPC DEERE RUN, SILVIS, IL to win consecutive John Deere Classics, equaling JULY 5-11 David Frost, who won at nearby Oakwood CC PAR: 35-36-71 in 1992-93. Stricker’s winning score of 26-under par broke TOTAL PURSE: the tournament scoring record by four strokes. Stricker shot a career-low 11-under par 60 in the first round yet trailed Paul Goydos, $4,400,000 who recorded the iconic score of 59. Goydos finished second. 2010 JOHN DEERE CLASSIC RANK PLAYER TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R MONEY RANK PLAYER TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R MONEY MISSED CUT TOTAL 1R 2R MISSED CUT TOTAL 1R 2R MISSED CUT TOTAL 1R 2R 2 Paul Goydos 259 65 68 67 66 $ 475,200 T39 Aaron Baddeley 275 64 68 74 69 15,857 Brad Adamonis 139 69 70 Kevin Streelman 141 68 73 David Lutterus 148 75 73 3 Jeff Maggert 264 66 65 63 70 299,200 T39 Henrik Bjornstad 275 69 68 68 70 15,857 Joe Affrunti 139 70 69 Johnson Wagner 141 71 70 Chris Smith 148 74 74 4 Shaun Micheel 265 69 66 63 67 211,200 T39 Chris Couch 275 68 66 71 70 15,857 Stuart Appleby 139 71 68 Tim Wilkinson 141 70 71 Judd Gibb 150 78 72 5 Matt Jones 267 64 67 66 70 176,000 T39 Chris DiMarco 275 70 66 68 71 15,857 Graham DeLaet 139 69 70 Blake Adams 142 68 74 Kirk Triplett 151 76 75 6 Vaughn Taylor 268 71 66 64 67 158,400 T39 Steve Elkington 275 67 70 70 68 15,857 Joe Durant 139 68 71 Nathan Green 142 69 73 Parker McLachlin 154 75 79 T7 Charley Hoffman 269 65 69 70 65 137,133 T39 Charles Howell III 275 68 68 72 67 15,857 David Duval 139 67 72 Marc Leishman 142 69 73 T7 Tim Clark 269 71 66 66 66 137,133 T39 Michael Letzig 275 64 70 69 72 15,857 Bob Estes 139 70 69 Bill Lunde 142 72 70 WD Billy Mayfair 77 77 T7 Brendon de Jonge 269 67 65 68 69 137,133 T39 John Merrick 275 68 69 69 69 15,857 Mathew Goggin 139 69 70 Brenden Pappas 142 70 72 WDDerek Lamely T10 Troy Matteson 270 69 66 67 68 114,400 T39 Pat Perez 275 68 69 71 67 15,857 Ryuji Imada 139 67 72 Cameron Percy 142 72 70 T10 Brett Quigley 270 68 67 68 67 114,400 T39 Mark Wilson 275 68 69 74 64 15,857 Fredrik Jacobson 139 71 68 Michael Sim 142 72 70 T12 Greg Chalmers 271 68 70 67 66 92,400 T49 Steve Lowery 276 68 67 70 71 10,660 Jarrod Lyle 139 68 71 Brian Stuard 142 71 71 T12 Tom Pernice, Jr. 271 71 67 65 68 92,400 T49 Matt Bettencourt 276 69 67 68 72 10,660 D.A. Points 139 72 67 Rich Barcelo 143 74 69 T12 John Senden 271 70 66 65 70 92,400 T49 Michael Connell 276 70 67 70 69 10,660 Chris Riley 139 69 70 Jason Dufner 143 73 70 T15 Jason Day 272 66 71 66 69 68,200 T49 George McNeill 276 66 65 76 69 10,660 Omar Uresti 139 70 69 Martin Flores 143 71 72 T15 Rocco Mediate 272 67 71 64 70 68,200 T49 Paul Stankowski 276 69 68 68 71 10,660 Bubba Watson 139 67 72 Mathias Gronberg 143 72 71 T15 Rod Pampling 272 67 67 69 69 68,200 T49 Roger Tambellini 276 69 69 67 71 10,660 Chris Wilson 139 69 70 John Huston 143 69 74 T15 Kenny Perry 272 68 70 65 69 68,200 T49 Jay Williamson 276 65 69 73 69 10,660 Dean Wilson 139 71 68 Sunny Kim 143 73 70 T15 Charlie Wi 272 66 69 66 71 68,200 T56 Woody Austin 277 68 67 71 71 9,812 Brad Benjamin - a 140 71 69 Troy Merritt 143 74 69 T15 Garrett Willis 272 67 70 65 70 68,200 T56 Marco Dawson 277 67 69 66 75 9,812 Kris Blanks 140 73 67 Ted Purdy 143 72 71 T21 Jason Bohn 273 69 67 69 68 36,418 T56 James Driscoll 277 70 68 68 71 9,812 Justin Bolli 140 69 71 Roland Thatcher 143 75 68 T21 Zach Johnson 273 67 69 69 68 36,418 T56 Matt Every 277 70 68 74 65 9,812 Rickie Fowler 140 70 70 Chris Tidland 143 70 73 T21 Michael Bradley 273 68 70 69 66 36,418 T56 Jeff Quinney 277 69 68 73 67 9,812 J.P. Hayes 140 69 71 Cameron Tringale 143 72 71 T21 Jonathan Byrd 273 66 69 71 67 36,418 T56 Matt Weibring 277 69 67 71 70 9,812 J.L. Lewis 140 72 68 Jerod Turner 143 70 73 T21 Chad Collins 273 67 68 67 71 36,418 T62 Brian Davis 278 68 69 69 72 9,416 Scott McCarron 140 65 75 Cameron Beckman 144 72 72 T21 Todd Hamilton 273 68 70 67 68 36,418 T62 J.J. Henry 278 69 68 71 70 9,416 Ryan Palmer 140 68 72 Notah Begay III 144 75 69 T21 James Nitties 273 64 69 69 71 36,418 T62 John Mallinger 278 72 65 71 70 9,416 Carl Pettersson 140 70 70 Charles Warren 144 71 73 T21 Joe Ogilvie 273 67 69 68 69 36,418 T65 Robert Garrigus 279 69 69 72 69 9,152 John Rollins 140 72 68 Brett Wetterich 144 73 71 T21 Andres Romero 273 68 70 70 65 36,418 T65 Mark Hensby 279 70 64 73 72 9,152 Nicholas Thompson 140 69 71 Will MacKenzie 145 73 72 T21 Webb Simpson 273 67 66 70 70 36,418 T65 Davis Love III 279 70 67 72 70 9,152 D.J. Trahan 140 73 67 Aron Price 145 70 75 T21 Josh Teater 273 67 69 68 69 36,418 T68 Michael Allen 281 70 68 74 69 8,932 Jimmy Walker 140 69 71 Carlos Franco 146 75 71 T21 Boo Weekley 273 70 63 71 69 36,418 T68 Lee Janzen 281 71 67 73 70 8,932 Briny Baird 141 72 69 Jeff Gove 146 72 74 T21 Gary Woodland 273 66 72 65 70 36,418 70 Daniel Chopra 282 65 71 72 74 8,800 K.J. Choi 141 70 71 Kevin Johnson 146 73 73 T34 Chad Campbell 274 71 67 68 68 22,704 71 Brad Faxon 283 70 68 73 72 8,712 Glen Day 141 68 73 Greg Kraft 146 76 70 T34 Spencer Levin 274 71 67 69 67 22,704 T72 Richard S. Johnson 285 69 68 74 74 8,580 Brent Delahoussaye 141 66 75 Mike Small 146 73 73 T34 Scott Piercy 274 69 69 70 66 22,704 T72 Cliff Kresge 285 67 71 73 74 8,580 Robert Gamez 141 71 70 Craig Bowden 147 72 75 T34 Kevin Stadler 274 67 70 71 66 22,704 74 Skip Kendall 287 70 68 74 75 8,448 Andrew McLardy 141 68 73 Vance Veazey 147 74 73 T34 Kevin Sutherland 274 68 67 68 71 22,704 Garth Mulroy 141 69 72 Steve Wheatcroft 147 74 73.
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