The Register-Herald, Beckley, West Virginia

The Greenbrier Classic

July 9, 2012

Final Scoreboard

From wire reports

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS — Final Scoreboard

Sunday

At The Old White TPC

White Sulphur Springs, W.Va.

Purse: $6.1 million

Yardage: 7,274; Par: 70

Final

a-amateur

x-won on third playoff hole

x-Ted Potter, Jr. (500), $1,098,000    69-67-64-64    —    264

Troy Kelly (300), $658,800    69-67-62-66    —    264

Charlie Beljan (163), $353,800    70-62-67-67    —    266

Charlie Wi (163), $353,800    67-66-68-65    —    266

Daniel Summerhays (110), $244,000    68-67-68-64    —    267

Martin Flores (100), $219,600    64-68-69-67    —    268

Roberto Castro (80), $177,510    71-64-71-63    —    269

Ken Duke (80), $177,510    66-68-65-70    —    269

Kevin Na (80), $177,510    69-67-68-65    —    269

Sean O’Hair (80), $177,510    66-68-69-66    —    269

Webb Simpson (80), $177,510    65-66-65-73    —    269

John Daly (59), $119,560    68-67-70-65    —    270

Graham DeLaet (59), $119,560    67-70-64-69    —    270

David Hearn (59), $119,560    69-68-67-66    —    270

Jerry Kelly (59), $119,560    66-66-70-68    —    270

Scott Piercy (59), $119,560    66-68-68-68    —    270

Blake Adams (52), $85,400    67-70-64-70    —    271

Kevin Chappell (52), $85,400    69-66-69-67    —    271

Davis Love III (52), $85,400    69-66-68-68    —    271

Jeff Overton (52), $85,400    70-65-67-69    —    271

Carl Pettersson (52), $85,400    71-65-66-69    —    271

Jonathan Byrd (47), $58,560    64-68-70-70    —    272

Will Claxton (47), $58,560    73-65-69-65    —    272

Garth Mulroy (47), $58,560    65-74-67-66    —    272

Steve Stricker (47), $58,560    69-67-68-68    —    272

Steve Wheatcroft (47), $58,560    70-68-64-70    —    272

Gavin Coles (42), $42,395    68-68-69-68    —    273

J.B. Holmes (42), $42,395    65-68-66-74    —    273

Jeff Maggert (42), $42,395    64-68-74-67    —    273

Seung-Yul Noh (42), $42,395    68-67-67-71    —    273

Rod Pampling (42), $42,395    69-67-70-67    —    273

Pat Perez (42), $42,395    71-66-69-67    —    273

Bill Haas (36), $32,940    68-69-65-72    —    274

Billy Horschel (36), $32,940    66-70-67-71    —    274

Dustin Johnson (36), $32,940    71-67-68-68    —    274

Billy Mayfair (36), $32,940    69-65-68-72    —    274

Vijay Singh (36), $32,940    63-74-68-69    —    274

Ricky Barnes (30), $24,400    69-67-69-70    —    275

Kris Blanks (30), $24,400    72-66-71-66    —    275

Patrick Cantlay, $24,400    67-70-67-71    —    275

Bob Estes (30), $24,400    69-65-68-73    —    275

Ryuji Imada (30), $24,400    71-68-67-69    —    275

Richard H. Lee (30), $24,400    67-70-69-69    —    275

Tim Petrovic (30), $24,400    69-68-69-69    —    275

Brandt Snedeker (30), $24,400    71-68-69-67    —    275

Keegan Bradley (23), $16,909    68-68-66-74    —    276

John Huh (23), $16,909    71-68-68-69    —    276

Kenny Perry (23), $16,909    70-66-71-69    —    276

D.A. Points (23), $16,909    69-69-70-68    —    276

Brendon Todd (23), $16,909    70-69-68-69    —    276

a-Justin Thomas    67-71-66-72    —    276

Sang-Moon Bae (18), $14,549    69-70-71-67    —    277

Chris Couch (18), $14,549    68-68-72-69    —    277

Brendon de Jonge (18), $14,549    74-64-68-71    —    277

Edward Loar (18), $14,549    73-64-69-71    —    277

Ben Curtis (12), $13,664    70-68-69-71    —    278

Troy Matteson (12), $13,664    70-67-71-70    —    278

Kyle Reifers (12), $13,664    68-70-71-69    —    278

Scott Stallings (12), $13,664    67-70-70-71    —    278

Kevin Streelman (12), $13,664    67-68-74-69    —    278

D.J. Trahan (12), $13,664    69-69-71-69    —    278

Cameron Tringale (12), $13,664    71-67-70-70    —    278

Spencer Levin (8), $13,176    73-64-72-70    —    279

John Merrick (6), $12,932    69-70-68-73    —    280

Fran Quinn (6), $12,932    68-67-74-71    —    280

Johnson Wagner (6), $12,932    68-69-67-76    —    280

Hunter Haas (4), $12,627    69-67-72-73    —    281

Charley Hoffman (4), $12,627    66-72-73-70    —    281

K.J. Choi (1), $12,322    66-73-73-70    —    282

Brian Harman (1), $12,322    69-68-69-76    —    282

Russell Knox (1), $12,322    69-68-74-71    —    282

Tommy Gainey (1), $12,078    73-66-74-70    —    283

Marc Leishman (1), $11,834    70-69-73-72    —    284

Roland Thatcher (1), $11,834    71-68-72-73    —    284

Tom Watson (1), $11,834    70-68-71-75    —    284

Arjun Atwal (1), $11,590    70-69-72-75    —    286

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