2007 Week 22: Memorial Tournament Scoring

shlinklincoln May 30th, 2007

Round 4

Slaughter gets an impressive final round from K.J. Choi to run away with the win ($4.00), his second of the season. Sand Crabs hangs on for the RU ($1.00), his third straight week in the money, tying the Rotoff league record. All of a sudden Romig’s once commanding SLS Cup Point lead is less then 15 points.

(12:25) Golf Cheese Hoes eagle on 15, into 5th place by herself.

(11:30) Sand Crabs bogey on 11, now a three way tie for 2nd place.

(10:45) Kinzler birdie on 10, into tie for 3rd place. Slaughter sits at -40 overall thru 11 holes, he is within three strokes of the all time Rotoff record low for 4 rounds.

(10:05) Kinzler eagle on 7, to get within two shots of the RU. Sand Crabs birdie on 7, into 2nd place by himself.

(9:55) Gonzalez gets a birdie on 7, pulls into a tie for 2nd place.

(9:15) Slaughter looks to run away and hide thus far, getting out to a three stroke lead thru six holes.

Round 3

Gonzalez shoots the RR of the day at -11 (Ogilvy 4 birdies and an eagle) to get into contention for Sunday. Slaughter holds a slim one shot lead heading into Sunday, and six teams are within three strokes. It should be another exciting SLS Rotoff Golf finish tomorrow. Stay tuned right here for live scoring tomorrow afternoon.

Round 3 FC

Stuart Appleby, Luke Donald, Jim Furyk, Nick O’Hern, Jeff Quinney, Vijay Singh, Camilo Villegas, Bubba Watson, Boo Weekley, Tiger Woods

Round 2

Sand Crabs gets the RR of the day at -14, as Adam Scott shoots a 62. -14 ties the record for low second round score also held by Dutch Roll and Romig. At -26 total, Sand Crabs takes the lead into the weekend for the second time in three weeks. Slaughter stands in 2nd place one stroke back and Golf Cheese Hoes is in 3rd place, two strokes off the lead.

Round 2 FC

Jonathan Bryd, Ernie Els, Ryuji Imada, Craig Kanada, Anthony Kim, Tom Lehman, Peter Lonard, Jose M. Olazabal, Carl Pettersson, Mark Wilson

Round 1

Slaughter gets an amazing round with 13 birdies and an eagle, for a -15. Two shots back are Kinzler, Golf Cheese Hoes and Shlink Lincoln, all at -13. Kinzler is looking good thus far with tournament leaders O’Hair (65) and O’Hern (65), and Els (66). Sand Crabs, looking for his third straight $ finish, sits at -12.