2007 Week 35: Deutsche Bank Championship Scoring

shlinklincoln August 29th, 2007

Round 4

Sand Crabs pulls out a much needed win ($4.00) to secure a spot in the first ever SLS Cup playoffs, bumping Romig out of the 4th spot. Gorilla Biscuits eeks out the RU ($1.00) over 18 Hoes on Wetterich’s par on 12. The SLS Cup playoffs matchups are set and begin this Thursday. Look for the 2007 SLS Rotoff Golf regular season recap and playoff preview later this week.

Congrats to Dutch Roll, 18 Hoes, Gonzalez and Sand Crabs for reaching the playoffs. The quest for the SLS Cup begins……………..

Round 3

Sand Crabs is one round away from moving into the final playoff spot, shooting the RR at -9. Overall Gorilla Biscuits, Kinzler and Sand Crabs are tied for 1st place with Dutch Roll just one shot back. If the playoffs were to start today Romig would be out. Stay tuned…..

And don’t look know but Tiger and Phil will be paired tomorrow in the 2nd to last group!

Round 3 FC

Stephen Ames, Jim Furyk, Zach Johnson, Sean O’Hair, Adam Scott, Steve Stricker

Round 2

Kinzler shoots the RR at -11 to take 1st place into the weekend. Two shots back is 18 Hoes at -21. Sand Crabs is currently 3 points out of 4th place overall. Four teams are down to one golfer left for the remainder of the tournament.

Round 2 FC/MC

Stuart Appleby, Angel Cabrera, Stewart Cink, Tim Clark, Chris DiMarco, Padraig Harrington, J.J. Henry, Jerry Kelly, Anthony Kim, Hunter Mahan, Carl Pettersson, Justin Rose, Kevin Sutherland, Bubba Watson

Round 1

18 Hoes is determined to make the SLS Cup Playoffs. Already the regular season leader in wins, 18 Hoes gets five birdies each from Clark and Mahan with an eagle and birdie from Mickelson to take the round 1 lead at -13. A grip of teams are one shot back and tied for 2nd place including Dutch Roll and Romig. Gonzalez and Sand Crabs are currently battling for the 4th and final playoff spot and are both tied for 6th place at -11. Interesting to note that current #1 seed Dutch Roll loses his #1 golfer (a dude by the name of Tiger Woods) to the fantasy cut. Interesting points race indeed.