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How the field qualified for the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open as of 9/27/19. Check here for updates. Winner – PGA/U.S. Open Championship Brooks Koepka Gary Woodland Winner – THE PLAYERS Championship Si Woo Kim Webb Simpson Winner – The Open Championship Zach Johnson Winner – World Golf Championship Event Hideki Matsuyama Phil Mickelson Bubba Watson Winners of the Arnold Palmer Inv. & the Memorial (Last 3 Years) Patrick Cantlay Bryson DeChambeau Tournament Winner in Past Two Seasons Ryan Armour Keegan Bradley Cameron Champ Austin Cook Dylan Frittelli Jim Herman Max Homa Charles Howell III Sung Kang Michael Kim Patton Kizzire Russell Knox Satoshi Kodaira Andrew Landry Nate Lashley Troy Merritt Keith Mitchell Collin Morikawa Sebastián Muñoz Kevin Na Joaquin Niemann Ryan Palmer Cheng Tsung Pan Pat Perez Scott Piercy J.T. Poston Ted Potter, Jr. Andrew Putnam Chez Reavie Adam Scott Brandt Snedeker Brendan Steele Martin Trainer Kevin Tway Aaron Wise Matthew Wolff Career Money Exemption Bo Van Pelt Sponsors Exemptions – Korn Ferry Tour Finals Maverick McNealy Rob Oppenheim Sponsors Exemptions – Members not otherwise exempt Bill Haas Peter Uihlein Sponsors Exemptions – Unrestricted Akshay Bhatia Chase Koepka Jack Trent PGA Section Champion\Player of the Year Michael Hopper Past Champion of Respective Event Smylie Kaufman Ben Martin Rod Pampling Top 125 on Prior Season’s FedExCup Points List Tony Finau Jason Kokrak Abraham Ancer Lucas Glover Rory Sabbatini Harold Varner III Ryan Moore Jim Furyk Adam Hadwin Byeong Hun An Joel Dahmen Wyndham Clark Emiliano Grillo Adam Schenk Danny Lee Kevin Streelman Jhonattan Vegas Branden Grace Charley Hoffman Chesson Hadley Brian Stuard Cameron Smith Matt Every Russell Henley Brian Harman Michael Thompson Matt Jones Luke List Roger Sloan Sam Burns Bud Cauley Nick Watney Mackenzie Hughes J.J. Spaun Talor Gooch Chris Stroud Kyle Stanley Patrick Rodgers Sam Ryder Kyoung-Hoon Lee Scott Stallings Denny McCarthy Scott Brown Carlos Ortiz Sepp Straka Aaron Baddeley Peter Malnati Brian Gay Nick Taylor Martin Laird Top 125 (Prior Season Nonmember) Doc Redman Lucas Bjerregaard Major Medical Extension Bronson Burgoon Daniel Berger Kevin Stadler Graham DeLaet James Hahn Morgan Hoffmann John Huh Brandon Hagy Leading Points Winner from Korn Ferry Tour & KFT Finals Scottie Scheffler Top 50 & Ties Korn Ferry Tour Finals from Prior Year Xinjun Zhang Matthew NeSmith Robby Shelton Tom Lewis Harry Higgs Lanto Griffin Kramer Hickok Mark Hubbard Fabián Gómez Ryan Brehm Kristoffer Ventura Brendon Todd Henrik Norlander Beau Hossler Zac Blair Ben Taylor Bo Hoag Anirban Lahiri Nelson Ledesma Rhein Gibson

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2022 John Deere Classic, Round 1 Scoring Conditions: Overall: +0.29 strokes per round Morning wave: -0.06 Afternoon wave: +0.65 Current cutline (top 65 and ties): 67 players at -1 or better (T47) Top 3 projected cutline probabilities: 1. 2 under par: 43.2% 2. 3 under par: 24.4% 3. 1 under par: 23.4% Top 10 win probabilities: 1. J.T. Poston (1, -9, 24.5%) 2. Chris Gotterup (T3, -6, 6.2%) 3. Denny McCarthy (T5, -5, 6.0%) 4. Michael Gligic (2, -7, 5.5%) 5. Charles Howell III (T19, -3, 4.9%) 6. Vaughn Taylor (T3, -6, 4.4%) 7. Scott Stallings (T9, -4, 3.2%) 8. Dylan Frittelli (T5, -5, 3.2%) 9. Adam Svensson (T9, -4, 2.5%) 10. David Lipsky (T19, -3, 2.2%) NOTE: These reports are based off of the live predictive model run by @DataGolf. The model provides live “Make Cut”, “Top 20”, “Top 5”, and “Win” probabilities every 5 minutes from the opening tee shot to the final putt of every PGA TOUR event. Briefly, the model takes account of the current form of each golfer as well as the difficulty of their remaining holes, and probabilities are calculated from 20K simulations. To follow live finish probabilities throughout the remainder of the John Deere Classic, or to see how each golfer’s probabilities have evolved from the start of the event to the current time, click here for the model’s home page.

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The Masters, the major known as much for the roars of the crowd as the raw beauty of Augusta National, will be on mute this year. The club decided Wednesday there will be no spectators. That means all three majors in this year of COVID-19 will not have fans, and the silence figures to be most deafening at Augusta National when the Masters is played Nov. 12-15. From Amen Corner all the way through the back nine, players can often figure out what’s happening with others just by listening. That will be missing this year, along with the azalea and dogwood blooms from having to move it from April. Golf is coming off its first major without fans last week at the PGA Championship. The U.S. Open, moved from June to Sept. 17-20 because of the pandemic, previously announced it won’t have spectators at Winged Foot. The Open Championship announced in April it would be canceled this year.

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