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_Mike McCullough |
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_Jim Colbert |
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_Bob Eastwood |
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_Hugh Baiocchi |
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_Bobby Walzel |
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_Jim Albus |
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_Jose Maria Canizares |
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_Edward Brooks |
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_Ed Dougherty |
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_Jerry Bruner |
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_George Burns |
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_Stewart Ginn |
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_Bruce Summerhays |
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| _2000 Winner: Hubert Green (197) _ |
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65s to share the lead. Dougherty shot a bogey, six birdies and an eagle for his best round since 1998
while Eastwood shot a bogey free round of seven birdies. Bobby Walzel took third place with a 6-under-
par 66 while Hugh Baiocchi, Walter Hall, Dick Lotz and Mike McCullough shared fourth with 4-under-par
68s. Finishing four strokes off the lead in eighth place were Tony Peterson and Steve Veriato with 69s.
The defending champion, Hubert Green, shot an 8-over-par 80 to finish fifteen strokes off the lead.
In the second round Jim Colbert, Bob Eastwood and Mike McCullough all shared the lead with 8-under-
par 136s. Colbert shot a 10-under-par 62 to match the course record and put himself in position for his
fist Senior PGA Tour win. McCullough shot a consecutive 68 and Eastwood a 71 for their spots. Walter
Hall took fourth place by shooting a 69 for a 7-under-par 137. Finishing in 5th place were Ed Dougherty,
Dick Lotz and Bobby Walzel with 6-under-par 138s. Finishing three strokes off the lead in eighth place
was Tom Jenkins with a second round 67 for a 5-under-par 139 total. Jose Maria Canizares and Bruce
Summerhays shared ninth place with 4-under-par 140s.
In the final round Mike McCullough shot his third consecutive 68 for a 12-under-par 204 total and the
win. McCullough won his first Senior PGA Tour title and earned $225,000 by one stroke. Finishing in
second place were Jim Colbert and Bob Eastwood with 11-under-par 205s for $120,000. Hugh Baiocchi
and Bobby Walzel finished in fourth place with 206s. Baiocchi shot a final round 64 and Walzel a 68
earning them $81,000 apiece. Jim Albus and Jose Maria Canizares shot 8-under-par 208s for $57,000
apiece. Ed Brooks shot a final round 68 for a 209 and eighth place while Ed Dougherty finished one
stroke back with a 210. Jerry Bruner, George Burns, Stewart Ginn and Bruce Summerhays finished in the
tie for tenth place with 211s for $34,500 apiece.