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  • Troy Kelly lines up his putt with his caddie on the No. 17 hole of The Old White TPC during the third round of The Greenbrier Classic Saturday. Kelly is sitting in second place entering today’s final round, two shots behind leader Webb Simpson. Rick Barbero

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July 8, 2012

The Greenbrier Classic Third Round Scores

Saturday

At The Greenbrier resort

The Old White TPC

White Sulphur Springs

Purse: $6.1 million

Yardage: 7,274; Par: 70

Third Round

a-amateur

Webb Simpson    65-66-65    —    196

Troy Kelly    69-67-62    —    198

Ken Duke    66-68-65    —    199

J.B. Holmes    65-68-66    —    199

Charlie Beljan    70-62-67    —    199

Ted Potter, Jr.    69-67-64    —    200

Blake Adams    67-70-64    —    201

Graham DeLaet    67-70-64    —    201

Charlie Wi    67-66-68    —    201

Martin Flores    64-68-69    —    201

Bill Haas    68-69-65    —    202

Keegan Bradley    68-68-66    —    202

Carl Pettersson    71-65-66    —    202

Seung-Yul Noh    68-67-67    —    202

Jeff Overton    70-65-67    —    202

Steve Wheatcroft    70-68-64    —    202

Scott Piercy    66-68-68    —    202

Billy Mayfair    69-65-68    —    202

Bob Estes    69-65-68    —    202

Jerry Kelly    66-66-70    —    202

Jonathan Byrd    64-68-70    —    202

Billy Horschel    66-70-67    —    203

Daniel Summerhays    68-67-68    —    203

Davis Love III    69-66-68    —    203

Sean O’Hair    66-68-69    —    203

Johnson Wagner    68-69-67    —    204

Patrick Cantlay    67-70-67    —    204

Steve Stricker    69-67-68    —    204

Kevin Na    69-67-68    —    204

David Hearn    69-68-67    —    204

a-Justin Thomas    67-71-66    —    204

Kevin Chappell    69-66-69    —    204

Vijay Singh    63-74-68    —    205

Ricky Barnes    69-67-69    —    205

Gavin Coles    68-68-69    —    205

John Daly    68-67-70    —    205

Brian Harman    69-68-69    —    206

Pat Perez    71-66-69    —    206

Tim Petrovic    69-68-69    —    206

Edward Loar    73-64-69    —    206

Richard H. Lee    67-70-69    —    206

Rod Pampling    69-67-70    —    206

Dustin Johnson    71-67-68    —    206

Roberto Castro    71-64-71    —    206

Brendon de Jonge    74-64-68    —    206

Ryuji Imada    71-68-67    —    206

Garth Mulroy    65-74-67    —    206

Jeff Maggert    64-68-74    —    206

Scott Stallings    67-70-70    —    207

Kenny Perry    70-66-71    —    207

Ben Curtis    70-68-69    —    207

Will Claxton    73-65-69    —    207

Scott Brown    67-71-69    —    207

John Merrick    69-70-68    —    207

John Huh    71-68-68    —    207

Brendon Todd    70-69-68    —    207

Hunter Haas    69-67-72    —    208

Troy Matteson    70-67-71    —    208

Cameron Tringale    71-67-70    —    208

Chris Couch    68-68-72    —    208

D.A. Points    69-69-70    —    208

Brandt Snedeker    71-68-69    —    208

Spencer Levin    73-64-72    —    209

Kris Blanks    72-66-71    —    209

Kyle Reifers    68-70-71    —    209

Fran Quinn    68-67-74    —    209

D.J. Trahan    69-69-71    —    209

Tom Watson    70-68-71    —    209

Kevin Streelman    67-68-74    —    209

Sang-Moon Bae    69-70-71    —    210

Russell Knox    69-68-74    —    211

Charley Hoffman    66-72-73    —    211

Roland Thatcher    71-68-72    —    211

Arjun Atwal    70-69-72    —    211

Marc Leishman    70-69-73    —    212

K.J. Choi    66-73-73    —    212

Tommy Gainey    73-66-74    —    213

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