2004 PGA TOUR Media Guide

Fall Finish Presented by PricewaterhouseCoopers2003 DEUTSCHE BANK CHAMPIONSHIP[37th of 48 official events]SCOTTWinner: Winner: SERGIO ADAM GARCÍA SCOTT69-66-72-67 274 $720,00069-62-67-66 264 $900,000Tournament Players Club of Boston; Norton, MA Purse: $5,000,000Par: 36-35—71 Yards: 7,415 August 29-September 1, 2003LEADERS: First Round—Justin Rose set the course recordwith an 8-under 63 to lead Cliff Kresge and Vijay Singh by twostrokes. Second Round—Adam Scott set the course recordwith a 9-under 62 and moved to 11-under 131. Singh was twoback. Third Round—Scott sat at 15-under 198, three ahead ofJonathan Kaye.CUT: 71 players at even-par 142 from a field of 156professionals.PRO-AM: Hank Kuehne, 52, $2,000.WEATHER: Mix of sun and clouds with temperatures from 58-81 and wind gusts up to 25 mph on Friday. Variably cloudy withsome sun on Saturday. Humid with temperatures 74-81 andwinds up to 15 mph. Cooler and sunny on Sunday withtemperatures reaching the low 70s. Rain throughout the day onMonday. Preferred lies rule in effect. Temperatures in the 60s.Rocco Mediate....................2 67-70-66-65 268 $540,000.00Justin Rose..........................3 63-71-68-67 269 340,000.00Vijay Singh ..........................4 65-68-71-66 270 240,000.00Tim Herron ........................T5 67-68-68-68 271 190,000.00Geoff Ogilvy ......................T5 68-66-68-69 271 190,000.00Steve Flesch ......................T7 66-69-69-69 273 161,250.00Tiger Woods ......................T7 70-69-67-67 273 161,250.00Darren Clarke ....................T9 67-68-67-73 275 140,000.00Jonathan Kaye ..................T9 71-67-63-74 275 140,000.00Tim Clark..........................T11 71-69-66-70 276 120,000.00Carl Pettersson................T11 71-71-67-67 276 120,000.00Jim Furyk ........................T13 74-68-69-66 277 88,333.34Phillip Price......................T13 67-72-72-66 277 88,333.34Jonathan Byrd ................T13 70-71-67-69 277 88,333.33Glen Day..........................T13 68-68-72-69 277 88,333.33Kent Jones ......................T13 68-69-72-68 277 88,333.33John Senden ..................T13 74-64-69-70 277 88,333.33Robert Allenby ................T19 74-64-72-68 278 60,600.00Briny Baird ......................T19 71-67-70-70 278 60,600.00Tim Petrovic ....................T19 66-70-72-70 278 60,600.00Darron Stiles ..................T19 71-68-68-71 278 60,600.00Dean Wilson ..................T19 70-70-71-67 278 60,600.00Brad Faxon ......................T24 75-66-68-70 279 41,500.00Paul Gow ........................T24 73-68-68-70 279 41,500.00Mike Grob........................T24 71-70-70-68 279 $41,500.00Peter Lonard....................T24 70-70-69-70 279 41,500.00Greg Norman ..................T24 69-67-70-73 279 41,500.00Stewart Cink ..................T29 72-67-70-71 280 34,000.00Dan Forsman ..................T29 73-69-69-69 280 34,000.00Glen Hnatiuk ..................T29 69-72-67-72 280 34,000.00Paul Azinger ....................T32 69-73-70-69 281 25,400.00K.J. Choi ..........................T32 67-68-68-78 281 25,400.00Joe Durant ......................T32 71-71-72-67 281 25,400.00Todd Fischer ....................T32 72-66-72-71 281 25,400.00David Frost ......................T32 69-71-71-70 281 25,400.00Neal Lancaster................T32 71-71-69-70 281 25,400.00Andrew Magee ..............T32 70-68-76-67 281 25,400.00Billy Mayfair....................T32 68-73-70-70 281 25,400.00Arron Oberholser ............T32 66-73-70-72 281 25,400.00Tom Pernice, Jr. ..............T32 73-69-71-68 281 25,400.00Harrison Frazar................T42 72-68-73-69 282 17,500.00Richard S. Johnson ........T42 71-70-71-70 282 17,500.00Carl Paulson ....................T42 68-69-71-74 282 17,500.00Joey Sindelar ..................T42 72-68-70-72 282 17,500.00Jeff Sluman ....................T42 71-71-68-72 282 17,500.00Pat Bates ........................T47 66-75-74-68 283 12,440.00Olin Browne ....................T47 70-70-70-73 283 12,440.00Jim Carter........................T47 69-71-70-73 283 12,440.00Carlos Franco ..................T47 74-68-71-70 283 $12,440.00Tom Gillis ........................T47 70-70-72-71 283 12,440.00Kenichi Kuboya ..............T47 71-67-73-72 283 12,440.00Corey Pavin......................T47 69-72-73-69 283 12,440.00Patrick Sheehan ..............T47 73-69-72-69 283 12,440.00Jay Williamson ..............T47 72-67-71-73 283 12,440.00Garrett Willis ..................T47 66-72-68-77 283 12,440.00Jesper Parnevik ..............T57 72-68-72-72 284 11,200.00Paul Stankowski..............T57 74-68-75-67 284 11,200.00Mark Wilson ..................T57 71-70-74-69 284 11,200.00Cliff Kresge......................T60 65-75-72-73 285 10,900.00Spike McRoy ..................T60 74-68-72-71 285 10,900.00Heath Slocum..................T60 67-71-72-75 285 10,900.00Brian Henninger (S) ........T63 67-73-73-73 286 10,600.00Frank Lickliter II ..............T63 70-70-70-76 286 10,600.00Jeff Maggert ..................T63 71-69-74-72 286 10,600.00John Maginnes ................66 71-69-73-74 287 10,400.00Cameron Yancey (S)..........67 72-68-77-71 288 10,300.00Robert Damron..................68 70-72-75-72 289 10,200.00Doug Barron ......................69 69-71-75-75 290 10,100.00Brent Schwarzrock ............70 66-74-76-76 292 10,000.00Tim Wilkinson (Q)..............71 74-68-74-77 293 9,900.00(Q) = Open Qualifier; (S) = Sponsor ExemptionSECTION 3 / SUMMARIESThe following players did not finish (C=cut, W=withdrew)C—143-Mike Capone, Joel Edwards, Jason Gore, J.J. Henry, Scott Hoch,Skip Kendall, Hank Kuehne, Len Mattiace, Deane Pappas, 144-ChrisAnderson, Billy Andrade, Jeff Brehaut, Jason Buha, Gavin Coles, MikeHeinen, Matt Kuchar, Ian Leggatt, Shigeki Maruyama, Jim McGovern,Hidemichi Tanaka, Grant Waite, 145-Todd Barranger, Guy Boros, MarcoDawson, Lee Janzen, Per-Ulrik Johansson, Craig Perks, Brett Quigley, TomScherrer, Chris Smith, Nick Watney, 146-Michael Clark II, Jeff Klein, ThomasLevet, J.L. Lewis, Gene Sauers, Jeff Seavey, Steve Stricker, Fred Sutton, D.J.Trahan, Kaname Yokoo, 147-Brian Bateman, Jason Caron, John E. Morgan,Brenden Pappas, Dicky Pride, 148-Stuart Appleby, Aaron Baddeley, AaronBarber, Ben Crane, Luke Donald, Robert Gamez, J.P. Hayes, Anthony Painter,Vance Veazey, 149-Ben Curtis, Mathew Goggin, Mark O’Meara, RodPampling, David Peoples, Pat Perez, Ron Philo, Jr., 150-Cameron Beckman,Notah Begay III, Tom Byrum, Jeff Gallagher, Mike Sposa, Kenneth Staton,Curtis Strange, 151-Woody Austin, Ricky Barnes, Matt Gogel, AkioSadakata, Esteban Toledo, 152-Greg Chalmers, Donnie Hammond, 153-JoseCoceres, Hunter Mahan, 155-Steven Alker, 156-Dave Stockton, Jr., 157-KirkHanefeld, Ty Tryon, 164-Mike Worroll, W—73-Stephen Ames, 76-MarkBrooks.Tournament Record:264, Adam Scott, 2003Tournament Course Record:62, Adam Scott, 2003TOURNAMENT HISTORYYear Winner Score Runner-up Score Location Par/YardsDEUTSCHE BANK CHAMPIONSHIP2003 Adam Scott 264 Rocco Mediate 268 TPC of Boston, Norton, MA 71/7,415NOTESAdam Scott became the first sponsor exemption to win on the PGA TOUR since David Gossett at the 2001John Deere Classic.Adam Scott became the youngest champion on the PGA TOUR at 23 years, 1 month, 16 days, since SergioGarcia won the 2002 Mercedes Championship at 21 years, 11 months and 27 days.Adam Scott became the second non-member of the PGA TOUR to win an official event during the 2003season. The other winner was Darren Clarke the week prior at the 2003 WGC-NEC Invitational. He became afully exempt member of the PGA TOUR and earned a two-year exemption on the PGA TOUR that will take himthrough the 2005 season. This is just the third time since 1990 that more than one non-member has won in aseason. In 2001, Jose Coceres (WORLDCOM CLASSIC), Retief Goosen (U.S. Open) and David Gossett(John Deere Classic) accomplished the feat, while in 1991 it was amateur Phil Mickelson at the NorthernTelecom Open and Ian Woosnam at the USF&G Classic.Adam Scott won the tournament on the front nine of the 7,415-yard TPC of Boston course. For the week, hewas 15-under on the front, compared to 5-under on the back. Scott also took advantage of the 12 par-5 holes,which he played at 13-under, and led the field with a par-5 scoring average of 3.92.Adam Scott set the tournament course (9-under 62), the 36-hole (11-under 131), the 54-hole (15-under 198)and the 72-hole record (20-under 264) at the inaugural Deutsche Bank Championship. Scott posted all fourrounds in the 60s for the first time in his PGA TOUR career: 69-62-67-66.3-78 / 2004 PGA TOUR Media Guide WWW.PGATOUR.COM