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Yang
2 and 1 F
McDowell

Mahan
19 holes F
Johnson

Ishikawa
1 up F
Haas

Lawrie
1 up F
Rose

Johnson
20 holes F
Furyk

Molinari
20 holes F
Bjorn

Schwartzel
4 and 2 F
Woodland

Bae
4 and 3 F
Poulter

Stricker
2 and 1 F
Na

Oosthuizen
2 and 1 F
Baddeley

Manassero
3 and 2 F
Simpson

Laird
1 up F
Quiros

Rock
1 up F
Scott

Wilson
3 and 2 F
Van Pelt

Day
19 holes F
Cabrera-Bello

Senden
4 and 3 F
Dyson

Kuchar
1 up F
Byrd

Watson
3 and 2 F
Crane

Watney
5 and 4 F
Clarke

Woods
1 up F
Fernandez-Castano

Stanley
2 and 1 F
Choi

Snedeker
21 holes F
Goosen

Jimenez
2 and 1 F
Garcia

Bradley
4 and 3 F
Ogilvy

Kaymer
4 and 2 F
Chalmers

Toms
1 up F
Fowler

Westwood
3 and 1 F
Colsaerts

Karlsson
6 and 5 F
Jacobson

Els
5 and 4 F
Donald

Hanson
2 and 1 F
Dufner

McIlroy
2 up F
Coetzee

Hansen
5 and 3 F
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