Ernie Els, South Africa 70-66-72—208
        Soren Hansen, Denmark 68-69-73—210
        Justin Rose, England 68-75-68—211
        Justin Leonard, United States 71-72-68—211
        Sergio Garcia, Spain 71-69-71—211
        Scott McCarron, United States 71-68-72—211
        Thomas Bjorn, Denmark 68-70-73—211
        Des Smyth, Ireland 68-69-74—211
        Shigeki Maruyama, Japan 68-68-75—211
        Steve Elkington, Australia 71-73-68—212
        Peter Lonard, Australia 72-72-68—212
        Thomas Levet, France 72-66-74—212
        Padraig Harrington, Ireland 69-67-76—212
        Stuart Appleby, Australia 73-70-70—213
        David Duval, United States 72-71-70—213
        Loren Roberts, United States 74-69-70—213
        Craig Perks, New Zealand 72-70-71—213
        Ian Garbutt, England 69-70-74—213
        Retief Goosen, South Africa 71-68-74—213
        Nick Price, Zimbabwe 68-70-75—213
        Carl Pettersson, Sweden 67-70-76—213
        Duffy Waldorf, United States 67-69-77—213
        Jesper Parnevik, Sweden 72-72-70—214
        Jerry Kelly, United States 73-71-70—214
        Greg Norman, Australia 71-72-71—214
        Niclas Fasth, Sweden 70-73-71—214
        Davis Love III, United States 71-72-71—214
        Scott Hoch, United States 74-69-71—214
        Chris Smith, United States 74-69-71—214
        Barry Lane, England 74-68-72—214
        Bob Estes, United States 71-70-73—214
        David Park, Wales 73-67-74—214
        Gary Evans, England 72-68-74—214
        Scott Verplank, United States 72-68-74—214
        Shingo Katayama, Japan 72-68-74—214
        Andrew Coltart, Scotland 71-69-74—214
        Corey Pavin, United States 69-70-75—214
        Bob Tway, United States 70-66-78—214
        Bernhard Langer, Germany 72-72-71—215
        Trevor Immelman, South Africa 72-72-71—215
        Peter O'Malley, Australia 72-68-75—215
        Mark O'Meara, United States 69-69-77—215
        Toshimitsu Izawa, Japan 76-68-72—216
        Roger Wessels, South Africa 72-71-73—216
        Joe Durant, United States 72-71-73—216
        Steve Jones, United States 68-75-73—216
        Kenichi Kuboya, Japan 70-73-73—216
        Bradley Dredge, Wales 70-72-74—216
        Mike Weir, Canada 73-69-74—216
        Chris DiMarco, United States 72-69-75—216
        Stephen Leaney, Australia 71-70-75—216
        Darren Clarke, Northern Ireland 72-67-77—216
        Ian Poulter, England 69-69-78—216
        Ian Woosnam, Wales 72-72-73—217
        Sandy Lyle, Scotland 68-76-73—217
        Jim Carter, United States 74-70-73—217
        Rocco Mediate, United States 71-72-74—217
        Chris Riley, United States 70-71-76—217
        Fredrik Andersson, Sweden 74-70-74—218
        Esteban Toledo, Mexico 73-70-75—218
        Jarrod Moseley, Australia 70-73-75—218
        Neal Lancaster, United States 71-71-76—218
        Nick Faldo, England 73-69-76—218
        Mikko Ilonen, Finland 71-70-77—218
        Len Mattiace, United States 68-73-77—218
        Paul Lawrie, Scotland 70-70-78—218
        Richard Green, Australia 72-72-75—219
        Pierre Fulke, Sweden 72-69-78—219
        Jeff Maggert, United States 71-68-80—219
        Tiger Woods, United States 70-68-81—219
        Stephen Ames, Trinidad & Tobago 68-70-81—219
        Toru Taniguchi, Japan 71-73-76—220
        Phil Mickelson, United States 68-76-76—220
        Paul Eales, England 73-71-76—220
        Stewart Cink, United States 71-69-80—220
        Steve Stricker, United States 69-70-81—220
        Mark Calcavecchia, United States 74-66-81—221
        Warren Bennett, England 71-68-82—221
        Matthew Cort, England 73-71-78—222
        Anders Hansen, Denmark 71-72-79—222
        Colin Montgomerie, Scotland 74-64-84—222
        David Toms, United States 67-75-81—223
        Lee Janzen, United States 70-69-84—223
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