Could come down to the tie break - a hole-in-one - and donny says YES

WOW LEISHMAN Top Australian after a good day with 5 under par - Scott post 3under followed by a BADDS DAY for the Aussie !

Meng you need RORY to buck up

abbyjo N,N,N is looking for a KUCHAR win win ! but may fall just short on points


Who feels like money ? - well a Spieth win with 9 under and it's all yours sir !

I replied to you, cmiyc.
All will be sorted and explained to everyone near the end.
Did you update and type that grid up manually?!?

Off the toe
El Bandido
ifeellikemoney

CHECK THE ENTRY SHEET BOYS

9 under and a play-off win for Spieth - and it's all yours ifeellikemoney

Off the toe
El Bandido
mengmeng
perseus
kincsem
ifeellikemoney


SO CLOSE

"Book 'em, Danno!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AepyGm9Me6w

OK. The final analysis:
Section A: Poulter scored 67
Section B: 3 way tie for 1st round lead; Spieth, Kuchar, Koepka.
Section C: A CHANGE There were 4 of the 17 listed golfers with a surnames beginning with an H (not 5) - as detailed in my earlier post.
Section D: The cut mark was 145
Section E: Best 3rd round score 62
Section F: 12 of the top 20 favs in the top 20 after round 3.
^^^^^^^^^^ ALREADY COVERED ^^^^^^^^^^^

Now the final 6 sections:
Section G: Top Australian. Marc Leishman (3 points) with Adam Scott in 2nd (1 point)
Section H: Top British/Irish. Rory McIroy (4 points) one shot clear of Matthey Southgate (2 points) one further shot clear of Paul Casey (1 point)
Section I: Top European. Again with a shot between each; Cabrera-Bello (4 points), Noren (2 points), Stenson (1 point)
Section J: Top American. Jordan Spieth (5 points), Matt Kuchar (3 Points), Brooks Koepka (2 points), Chan Kim (1 point)
Section K: The Winning Margin - Speith won, by
Section L: The Winning score - 268 - so 5 points if you said that. 3 points if you were 1 out, 2 points if 2 shots wrong and 1 point for 271 or 265

Tiebreaks: 1, A hole in one? NO
2, A J winning the Open? YES
3, Any South Koreans in the top 10 NO

There were NO ties in ANY section - 1st time ever, I think. There weren't many changes after day 1. The favourites did well overall. There were more low scores on days 3 & 4 than at any major I can remember, certainly the Open. So not the most scintillating Open imo. Just think how much fun the exciting ones are!!!

However, the competition has been fun and interesting - The next one will almost certainly be the US Open Tennis - It would be nice to see you all there!
I might even get a bit of BF sponsorship - who knows?

Thank you - 1st and foremost to Our kind benefactor and the prize fund donation.
Then to all of you for taking part, please carry on taking part.

A Clear winner: alfee with 17 points Well done sir £70 will be yours.

Then there was a tie for 2nd place between:
Nilsson Schmilsson and Super Hans. So we revert to the Tiebreak which was NO-YES-NO

Nilsson said: YES NO NO - 1/3
Super Hans said : YES NO NO - 1/3 as well

WHICH MEANS: A tie for the 2nd place money.

Gents, after all enquiries and subject to an overnight wait, I'll be in touch. Congratulations:

Scoreboard follows in a min.

thanks for taking the time studyform,and benefactor and well done alfee

Section K - The winning margin was 3 shots.

If I've done anything wrong, please let me know here, soon.

Otherwise - be there for the tennis in a few weeks

Is It?
All of it?

Thanks for your time and effort again Study. Really apprecited

This is good news. I might do a comp for it then - It's so much better on the BBC.

alfee • July 17, 2017 9:50 PM BST
Section A. How many will Ian Poulter score in Round 1?  70
Section B. Name the player who will lead the Open at the end of the 1st round: Andrew Dodt
Sectio C. How many of the players whose surname begins with H will make the cut? 9
Section D. What will the cut mark be? 141
Section E. Best 3rd round score:  63
Section F. How many of these 20 will be in the Top 20 (and ties) at the end of Round 3? 10
Section G. Top Australian Player: Marc Leishman
Section H. Top British or Irish Player:  paul casey
Section I. Top European Player:  paul casey
Section J. Top American: jorden spieth
Section K. What will be the outright winning margin?  play off
Section L. What will be the final winning score? 268
TIEBREAK :
Will there be a Hole in one?  No
Will a Player whose Name (1st name OR surname) begins with a J win the Open? No
Will any South Korean player (there are 8 taking part) finish in the top 10 Yes
Thanks !

Catch Me ifyoucan • July 20, 2017 2:03 AM BST
Alfee
Name your top EURO Player again please ?

alfee • July 20, 2017 2:31 AM BST
A NOREN  Thankyou !

STUDYFORM • July 20, 2017 8:59 AM BST
Oi!
Stop giving me extra work.
Nothing more is to be changed or added now we've kicked off!
You now have Noren, alfee.


RECKON that 2pts you got for NOREN is worth an appropriate tip...I'll message you my account details

And it's Jordan btw.

Pos.

Name

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

Total

1

alfee

70 (0pts)

Dodt (0pts)

9 (0pts)

141 (0pts)

63 (0pts)

10 (1pts)

Leishm (3pts)

Casey (1pts)

Noren (2pts)

Spieth (5pts)

p/o (0pts)

268 (5pts)

17

N,N,Y

2

Nilsson Schmilsson

73 (0pts)

Mcilroy (0pts)

5 (4pts)

152 (0pts)

66 (0pts)

4 (0pts)

Scott (1pts)

RORY (4pts)

Rahm (0pts)

Spieth (5pts)

3 (3pts)

276 (0pts)

17

Y,N,N

INTERESTINGLY, if Alfee's 2pts for Noren were disallowed - (by Nilsson's objecting to the winner in the Stewards room) - the boys would share 50/50.
Furthermore if HAHN was included (remember 5 players with 'H' surname did actually make the cut) then it's also 50/50.
In both legal cases Super Hans would get sfa

Ignore him, super hans, you've got £15 coming your way

Nilsson was indeed unlucky. In case anyone looks at the above grid. It isn't real.
My full grid is the correct one.

Thanks for the analysis, cmiyc