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USPMGA · Myrtle Beach · 15th edition

US Masters 2011

Jay Klapper won the 2011 Masters after a sudden-death playoff against Olivia Prokopova. Both finished on 371 strokes (30.92 per round).

CoursesThe result sheet does not say which courses were used.

ChampionJay Klapper 37112 rounds · 30.92 per round Won a sudden-death playoff against Olivia Prokopova
Low roundGary English, Jay Klapper 26field average 36.74
Other years2010: Ricard Lockner Won with 365, 9 strokes ahead of Greg Newport.
Edition15thSince 1997
Players61In the field
Rounds12Per player
Field average36.74Per round
Top three6Strokes from first to third
Decided byPlayoffSudden death

Jay Klapper closes 27-26 and wins in a playoff

Jay Klapper won the 2011 US Masters in a playoff against Olivia Prokopova after both finished 12 rounds at 371. Randy Reeves and Ricard Lockner tied for third at 377.

Klapper was 13th after round three and twelve strokes behind Lockner after round five. Lockner led after rounds four to six. Prokopova led alone after rounds nine, ten and eleven.

Klapper was seven behind with two rounds left. A 27 and a 26 against Prokopova's 31 and 29 forced the playoff. The 26 equalled Gary English's 26 for the low round of the week.

The field had 61 players.

Total results

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Note: Results on this page come from the 2011 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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