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TimberTech Championship
The Old Course at Broken Sound
Official Final Standings

1 Steven Alker -17 68 63 68 199 $ 305,000.00 25 Marco Dawson -2 71 71 72 214 $ 19,500.00
2 Miguel Angel Jiménez -15 68 67 66 201 $ 162,400.00 Retief Goosen -2 70 70 74 214 $ 19,500.00
Jim Furyk -15 66 64 71 201 $ 162,400.00 27 Mike Weir -1 78 72 65 215 $ 17,400.00
4 Ernie Els -12 67 66 71 204 $ 107,000.00 Steve Flesch -1 72 70 73 215 $ 17,400.00
Tim Petrovic -12 69 61 74 204 $ 107,000.00 Gene Sauers -1 71 71 73 215 $ 17,400.00
6 K.J. Choi -11 68 70 67 205 $ 79,000.00 30 Dicky Pride E 73 72 71 216 $ 14,440.00
Kirk Triplett -11 69 66 70 205 $ 79,000.00 Cameron Beckman E 71 71 74 216 $ 14,440.00
8 Brandt Jobe -10 69 70 67 206 $ 57,333.34 Stephen Ames E 70 72 74 216 $ 14,440.00
Scott Dunlap -10 68 67 71 206 $ 57,333.33 Doug Barron E 71 70 75 216 $ 14,440.00
Woody Austin -10 66 71 69 206 $ 57,333.33 Scott Parel E 72 69 75 216 $ 14,440.00
11 Ken Tanigawa -8 72 68 68 208 $ 48,000.00 35 Billy Andrade +1 71 71 75 217 $ 12,600.00
Bernhard Langer -8 70 69 69 208 $ 48,000.00 36 Stephen Leaney +2 76 68 74 218 $ 11,250.00
Vijay Singh -8 69 69 70 208 $ 48,000.00 Colin Montgomerie +2 74 69 75 218 $ 11,250.00
14 Paul Broadhurst -7 68 71 70 209 $ 42,000.00 Lee Janzen +2 72 70 76 218 $ 11,250.00
Tim Herron -7 68 69 72 209 $ 42,000.00 Glen Day +2 70 72 76 218 $ 11,250.00
Ken Duke -7 69 68 72 209 $ 42,000.00 40 Tom Lehman +3 76 71 72 219 $ 10,200.00
17 Kenny Perry -6 68 73 69 210 $ 35,333.34 41 Rocco Mediate +5 73 72 76 221 $ 9,600.00
Paul Goydos -6 70 69 71 210 $ 35,333.33 Bob Estes +5 75 68 78 221 $ 9,600.00
Billy Mayfair -6 68 70 72 210 $ 35,333.33 43 Alex Cejka +6 75 77 70 222 $ 9,000.00
20 Shane Bertsch -5 69 72 70 211 $ 26,000.00 44 Jerry Kelly +7 79 68 76 223 $ 8,600.00
Jeff Maggert -5 68 68 75 211 $ 26,000.00 45 Darren Clarke +12 79 74 75 228 $ 8,200.00
22 Rod Pampling -4 71 70 71 212 $ 23,000.00 46 Tom Byrum +13 75 79 75 229 $ 7,800.00
23 Brett Quigley -3 67 76 70 213 $ 21,500.00 WD Kevin Sutherland -1 71 72 143
Wes Short, Jr .-3 72 68 73 213 $ 21,500.00

Steven Alker Wins TimberTech Tournament from page 1 know much about him, either,”
Furyk said. “He doesn’t really
“It’s just been building,” Alker said. “I’ve been having seem to have any weaknesses. I
chances. You have a bunch of top-10s and you get in the told him on the 18th green I was
thick of it and just try to get a W. Not that the top-10s aren’t really happy for him.
any good, it’s just that you want to get that win, and just “To kind of come from really no
glad I got one today.” status out here on the Champions
Alker isn’t a household name – not even among Tour to making the Charles
professional golfers. But he may be the next professional Schwab Cup Championship in
golfer to strike gold on the second-chance tour. “I didn’t only nine or 10 events, that’s
playing some good golf. He’s
been knocking on the door and in
the top-10 each and every week.
Eventually you do that enough,
you win a tournament.”
Ernie Els shot 71 and tied for
fourth with Petrovic at 12-under
204. K.J. Choi (67) and Kirk Triplett (70) tied for sixth Alker. The check was for $41,000: $5,000 for an eagle and
place. Bernhard Langer finished T11 to maintain his lead in $2,000 for each of his 18 birdies.
the playoff standings. Langer leads Furyk by 337,727 points Azek Cares Foundation also made a pair of $5,000
entering next week’s Charles Schwab Cup Championship donations to foundations selected by Jim Furyk and
in Phoenix. Vijay Singh after they were successful in the TimberTech
Charitable donations: Once again, Abdol Moaberry Recycling Chipping Challenge. Furyk and Singh each
made a donation to the Boca Raton Regional Hospital made a chip into a recycling bin during the pro-am. Furyk’s
Foundation through his Moaberry Family Foundation based donation went to One Tree Planted and Singh’s went to the
on the number of birdies and eagles made by winner Steven ARC of St. Johns.

Tournament Promotes Environmental Sustainability
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General Dentistry back to their factories to use it in TimberTech’s low
TimberTech officials even plan to ship plastic waste

Cosmetic & Laser maintenance and environmentally sustainable outdoor
living products. The tournament also asked fans to help
with their think-green initiative by bringing plastic
bags—grocery bags and dry cleaner bags, for instance—
for a chance to win a set of two Adirondack chairs made
from recycled materials, a matching side table, also made
from recycled materials, and a TimberTech swag bag.
To make a 300-square-foot deck, it takes about
30,000 to 40,000 plastic bags. Last year’s TimberTech
Championship generated 4.1 million pounds of recycled
material. This year’s will generate much more.

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