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| 1* | Tiger Woods | -1 | F | E | |
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| 3 | Lee Westwood | E | F | +2 | |
| T4 | Robert Karlsson | +2 | F | E | |
| T4 | D.J. Trahan | +2 | F | +1 | |
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