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wahoowa2002
i remember the past couple years, the USGA has provided "live" (sort of) scoring from the sectional qualifying tournaments. Anyone know if that's still available and where to find it?
Grant076
I was just trying to find this as well.
jdalton82
For the Sectional in GA you can log on to www.gsga.org and they have live scoring for the GA Sectional.

stickman
Wow , Jason Bohn shot a 10 under 62 today.
rblmp32
QUOTE(stickman @ Jun 2 2008, 12:50 PM) *
Wow , Jason Bohn shot a 10 under 62 today.


These guys are good. The old ads weren't kidding. smile.gif

Philfan14
How did Freddie Couples do in his qualifier?
Paul Stewart Jones
Alastair Forsyth Scotland
Ross Fisher England
Robert Dinwiddie England
Phillip Archer England
Ross McGowan England
Johan Edfors Sweden
Thomas Levet France

All got through at Walton Heath England today.

Ross Mcgowan Quaduated from U.T in 2006.
Dbogey
here is a link http://usga.usopen.com/qualifying/sectional-results.html


Just checked and it only has the field as of right now, not sure if they will update it with scores later.
Tmiller72
Columbus scores here
ccpgolf
Why did like 30 pros all go to the same site to try to qualify? Judging by the low scores already, the winners have to shoot super low to qualify. The winning spot in MO was 76 66 at a course that is not incredibly hard at all.
Tmiller72
Columbus has the most spots and they were already in town.
hurley9192
there is always one site that is near the days previous PGA event where all the non-qualified pros go. It typically will allow quite a few more spots (i.e. 90 vs. 8) than the other locations. Yes, you need to shoot low, but there are more openings.

If you are a pro, it's an easier route. If you are an amateur hoping to make it, you may want to try a remote location where you may be the best player.
wahoowa2002
anyone else having trouble viewing the columbus scores? mine worked once and is now giving me a configuration error...

nevermind...working now.
Missinglink08
QUOTE(ccpgolf @ Jun 2 2008, 06:23 PM) *
Why did like 30 pros all go to the same site to try to qualify? Judging by the low scores already, the winners have to shoot super low to qualify. The winning spot in MO was 76 66 at a course that is not incredibly hard at all.


That golf course is incredibly hard.... ask any junior that played in the US junior and they would tell you the same. 76-66 is good scoring with only 20 players there.
Titleist04
Anybody have to results from IL?
squarre
Matt Kuchar and Jason Bohn went low in Atlanta, both finished at -15. D.J. Trahan took the last spot in a playoff at -10.
mizunogolf74
Having a little trouble finding scores myself. Does anyone know the Florida scores? I am curious about Rod Perry, the USGA site says they update as they come in but...And nothing on FSGA.
stickman
QUOTE(Missinglink08 @ Jun 2 2008, 08:56 PM) *
QUOTE(ccpgolf @ Jun 2 2008, 06:23 PM) *
Why did like 30 pros all go to the same site to try to qualify? Judging by the low scores already, the winners have to shoot super low to qualify. The winning spot in MO was 76 66 at a course that is not incredibly hard at all.


That golf course is incredibly hard.... ask any junior that played in the US junior and they would tell you the same. 76-66 is good scoring with only 20 players there.



Is that at Boone Valley ?
Missinglink08
QUOTE(stickman @ Jun 2 2008, 09:49 PM) *
QUOTE(Missinglink08 @ Jun 2 2008, 08:56 PM) *
QUOTE(ccpgolf @ Jun 2 2008, 06:23 PM) *
Why did like 30 pros all go to the same site to try to qualify? Judging by the low scores already, the winners have to shoot super low to qualify. The winning spot in MO was 76 66 at a course that is not incredibly hard at all.


That golf course is incredibly hard.... ask any junior that played in the US junior and they would tell you the same. 76-66 is good scoring with only 20 players there.



Is that at Boone Valley ?


Yep.
wahoowa2002
anybody know who came out of the 9 for 5 playoff in columbus?
RSchaffer29
how did freddy get DQ'd?

answered my own question http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=169885
BAL
QUOTE(Missinglink08 @ Jun 2 2008, 07:56 PM) *
QUOTE(ccpgolf @ Jun 2 2008, 06:23 PM) *
Why did like 30 pros all go to the same site to try to qualify? Judging by the low scores already, the winners have to shoot super low to qualify. The winning spot in MO was 76 66 at a course that is not incredibly hard at all.


That golf course is incredibly hard.... ask any junior that played in the US junior and they would tell you the same. 76-66 is good scoring with only 20 players there.

Add record rainfall leading to brutal rough with lightning fast greens! Boone Valley is absolutely are very very challenging course.
Swingtheclub
Wow I had no idea they had qualifying for our US Open in England and Japan

Not sure I care much for the idea either.

roper1313
Has anyone heard from IL? There were two still left in a playoff, and they were going to play #1 and #2 untill a winner was decided. A local boy is one of the two. It's been a while since someone from my part of the country has made the US Open.
vulture20076
Jon Turcott advanced, so Kane Hanson is 1st Alt.

I watched Hunter Haas' group for the entire round on Sat at the BOA Open. He has a ton of length but was missing alot of shorter putts. Must have gotten that part of his game fixed.
CowtownTexas
I grew up playing with Hunter's two older brothers. Glad to see him getting into a major. I know he played the Masters as an amateur, but this may only be his second go.
roper1313
Too bad for Kane. Not many former HS players from ND get that far. What are the odds on the 1st alt getting into the US Upen?
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