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Wednesday, November 20, 2013

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World Cup of Golf leaderboard

Leaderboard

Round 1


Last Updated : 11/21/2013 1:00:01 PM
Pos Player Country Today Thru To Par R1 R2 R3 R4 Total
1 Matt Kuchar USA -4 7 -4 23 - - - 23
2 Stuart Manley WAL -2 12 -2 45 - - - 45
2 Choi K.J. KOR -2 10 -2 37 - - - 37
2 Victor Dubuisson FRA -2 10 -2 37 - - - 37
2 Brendon de Jonge ZIM -2 9 -2 33 - - - 33
2 Martin Laird SCO -2 9 -2 33 - - - 33
2 Adam Scott AUS -2 7 -2 25 - - - 25
2 Bae Sang-Moon KOR -2 3 -2 10 - - - 10
2 Danny Willett ENG -2 3 -2 10 - - - 10
10 Kiradech Aphibarnrat THA -1 9 -1 34 - - - 34
10 Rafael Cabrera Bello ESP -1 9 -1 34 - - - 34
10 Branden Grace RSA -1 8 -1 30 - - - 30
10 Brad Fritsch CAN -1 5 -1 18 - - - 18
10 Mikko Korhonen FIN -1 5 -1 18 - - - 18
10 Gregory Bourdy FRA -1 3 -1 11 - - - 11
10 Prayad Marksaeng THA -1 3 -1 11 - - - 11
17 Tony Lascuna PHI E 14 E 54 - - - 54
17 Ricardo Santos POR E 11 E 43 - - - 43
17 Hideto Tanihara JPN E 10 E 39 - - - 39
17 Peter Hanson SWE E 8 E 31 - - - 31
17 Thomas Bjorn DEN E 8 E 31 - - - 31
17 David Hearn CAN E 7 E 27 - - - 27
17 Alexandre Rocha BRA E 6 E 23 - - - 23
17 Fabian Gomez ARG E 6 E 23 - - - 23
17 Mark Tullo CHI E 6 E 23 - - - 23
17 Robert-Jan Derksen NED E 5 E 19 - - - 19
17 Angelo Que PHI E 4 E 16 - - - 16
17 Jose-Filipe Lima POR E 4 E 16 - - - 16
17 Anirban Lahiri IND E 3 E 12 - - - 12
17 Nicolas Colsaerts BEL E 3 E 12 - - - 12
17 George Coetzee RSA E 1 E 4 - - - 4
17 Ryo Ishikawa JPN E 1 E 4 - - - 4
17 Vijay Singh FIJ E 1 E 4 - - - 4
17 Bernd Wiesberger AUT E 1 E 4 - - - 4
17 Thorbjorn Olesen DEN E 1 E 4 - - - 4
36 Roope Kakko FIN +1 14 +1 55 - - - 55
36 Adilson da Silva BRA +1 12 +1 48 - - - 48
36 Maximilian Kieffer GER +1 7 +1 28 - - - 28
36 Espen Kofstad NOR +1 4 +1 17 - - - 17
40 Siddikur Rahman BAN +2 12 +2 49 - - - 49
40 Chris Wood ENG +2 9 +2 37 - - - 37
40 Matteo Manassero ITA +2 7 +2 29 - - - 29
40 Stephen Gallacher SCO +2 1 +2 6 - - - 6
44 Oscar Fraustro MEX +3 14 +3 57 - - - 57
44 Tim Sluiter NED +3 12 +3 50 - - - 50
44 A-shun Wu CHN +3 12 +3 50 - - - 50
44 Shane Lowry IRL +3 9 +3 38 - - - 38
44 Tim Wilkinson NZL +3 7 +3 30 - - - 30
49 Emiliano Grillo ARG +5 12 +5 52 - - - 52
49 Felipe Aguilar CHI +5 11 +5 48 - - - 48
51 Gaganjeet Bhullar IND +6 11 +6 49 - - - 49
- Francesco Molinari ITA 12:56 P.M. - - - - - - -
- Kevin Streelman USA 12:56 P.M. - - - - - - -
- Miguel A. Jimenez ESP 12:56 P.M. - - - - - - -
- Graeme McDowell IRL 01:08 P.M. - - - - - - -
- Jason Day AUS 01:08 P.M. - - - - - - -
- Jonas Blixt SWE 01:08 P.M. - - - - - - -
- Liang Wen-Chong CHN 01:20 P.M. - - - - - - -
- Marcel Siem GER 01:20 P.M. - - - - - - -
- Mike Hendry NZL 01:20 P.M. - - - - - - -

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