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US Masters 2009 Very unofficial result presentation by Gunnar Bengtsson

Greg Newport won the 2009 Masters with an average of 32.67 per round over 12 rounds, 2 strokes ahead of Randy Reeves (392 to 394).

CoursesThe result sheet does not say which courses were used.

ChampionGreg Newport 39212 rounds · 32.67 per round 2 strokes ahead of Randy Reeves
Low roundMatt McCaslin, Ricard Lockner 27field average 36.65
Other years2008: Brad Lebo Won with 396, 2 strokes ahead of Randy Reeves.
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Edition13thSince 1997
Players56In the field
Rounds12Per player
Field average36.65Per round
Top three3Strokes from first to third
Winning margin2Strokes

Greg Newport wins in a five-way finish

Greg Newport won the 2009 US Masters with 392 over 12 rounds, two strokes ahead of Randy Reeves. Ricard Lockner was third at 395, Olivia Prokopova fourth at 396 and Bobby Ward fifth at 398.

Timo Metsäräntä led or shared the lead after rounds four to six. Reeves led after rounds seven and eight, six strokes clear. In round nine Newport shot 29 and Reeves 40, and Newport led the rest of the way.

Lockner opened with a 41 and still finished third. A 27 in round eleven was the joint low round with Matt McCaslin's 27.

The 56-player field had eleven international players.

Total results

Average over all rounds, rounds played in brackets. The result sheet does not say which course each round was played on. Click a player for every round, or a heading to sort.
Pos.PlayerAverageBest roundWorst roundTotal

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Note: Results on this page come from the 2009 result sheet published by the U.S. ProMiniGolf Association (prominigolf.com). Spelling variants of names are merged, so a name can differ slightly from the sheet. Course data: The result sheet does not say where each round was played, so this page has no course statistics. The Average column and the All rounds card use every round with a score.

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