First, TayjorMade twisted the face. Now, they’ve injected it. Speed Injected Twist Face features a revolutionary new process of calibrating every individual head to the threshold of the legal speed limit allowed by the USGA and R&A. With M5, get ready to send it with more ball speed and accuracy with the injected Twist Face, the fast just got faster. $549.99. Available at TaylorMade.com
Nothing beats showing your love and affection to that very special person in your life. Now, if that person just so happens to be a golfer, well, we’ve got some great gift ideas that you can consider. And keep in mind, these gifts work well for any time of the year, not just for V-Day!
Pop these glass whiskey chillers into the freezer before hitting the course for a perfectly cooled post-game drink. Shaped to remind you of the game you love so much, the cubes shaped like golf balls are handmade glass material and are a great way to wind down after your round. Chill your whiskey or wine with these golf ball chillers by SipDark. These Golf Ball chillers will add a slight chill to your whiskey without diluting the flavor. Dimensions: 1.5″ round, includes 2 Chillers packaged in a white gift box and a black velvet bag.$19.99. Available at SipDark.com
Looking to take your golf game to a higher level? Greenwood golf balls are expertly crafted and combine a high cis-polybutadiene rubber core, surlyn ionomere mantle and injectable urethane cover to create one of the most exceptional tour balls on the market. The use of advanced materials provides extraordinary distance, spin, control and feel off the face of the club. $40 (box of 12 balls). Available at greenwood.com/shop
Chambong Champagne Flutes are a perfect way to celebrate special occasions like winner’s parties, bridal showers, bachelor parties, tournament seasons and more. Toast to fun and love with Chambong’s Champagne Shooter Plastic Flutes. Chambong is a better and faster way to deliver 6 oz of your favorite bubbly beverage straight to your mouth. 6 oz Classic Size, sold in a 5 piece set, acrylic shatterproof party pack with premium gift box. $49.99. Available at Amazon.com
Practice at your convenience in your own yard, driveway, patio, garage, or other land space with this size 8’x 7”x 8′ golf hitting net. Easy to assemble, it comes in black and works perfectly to aid in keeping you active on your chipping and full swings, especially when you just want to work on your game nearby. $142.98. Available at Gaileosports.shop
Luna Bean Keepsake Hands Casting Kit | DIY Plaster Statue Molding Kit for couples, adults and children. A great activity to do together while creating a “couples” keepsake. Think of the treasured keepsake of having your grandmother’s hands or parent’s grasp, or newborn’s feet cast. All the materials and instructions are included in this easy-to-make kit. Materials include 4 bags (3.1 lbs) of molding powder, casting stone (5.5 lbs), fine sandpaper, coarse sandpaper, demolding stick, detailing pin, and detailed instructions in English and Spanish (online). Full-length instructional video available. $69.99. Available at Amazon.com
Inspire Authentic Eastside Golf Sweatshirt features the iconic Eastside Golf logo crew reminding you to be authentic and inspire the people around you. 100% cotton. Machine wash delicate or dry clean. Sizes SX to XXXL. Available white/cement. $130.00. Available at eastsidegolf.com
Igihango Women’s Coffee is single-origin produced by the Hinga Kawa Women’s Association (the first Women’s Farmer Association of its kind)in Rwanda, east-central Africa, throughout its entire value chain. This altitude and ambient climate enables the slow maturity process of the blue bourbon Arabica variety of coffee cherries, producing a rare blend of rosy, fruity and honey cup notes with a balanced acidity and rich body with aromatic bourbon notes. $12.00/15oz. Available at harringtondorsey.com/shop
First, TayjorMade twisted the face. Now, they’ve injected it. Speed Injected Twist Face features a revolutionary new process of calibrating every individual head to the threshold of the legal speed limit allowed by the USGA and R&A. With M5, get ready to send it with more ball speed and accuracy with the injected Twist Face, the fast just got faster. $549.99. Available at TaylorMade.com
The Beyonder and Wayfinder from Adidas Sport eyewear are inspired by golf and are the perfect, all-round sunglasses for the person who wants style and performance, frames made for anything from a run to happy hour, and available in a host of sharp colors and lenses that meet any need. The new Adidas Sport eyewear line will be available at the PGA Tour Superstore and adidas.com in Men’s and Women’s Frames.
CHICAGO, Feb. 7, 2022 – United Airlines along with the PGA TOUR today announced that United will award 51 golf teams at Historically Black Colleges and Universities with more than half a million dollars in grants, divided equally among the schools, to fund travel for golf tournaments and recruiting efforts. The donation is part of United Airlines and the PGA TOUR’s shared commitment to diversify and grow the sport and provide resources that allow HBCUs to recruit and compete at the highest levels of collegiate golf. Each school will receive $10,000 in travel credits, enabling more than 250 student-athletes, coaches and their equipment to fly United to compete in high-profile tournaments that were previously out of reach. HBCU golf coaches attribute the lack of access to air travel among the greatest barriers to developing successful golf programs.
“Removing barriers for HBCU students to have the same opportunities given to other collegiate athletes will open doors for countless young Black golfers to achieve their dreams and for HBCU golf programs to develop to their full potential,” said United President Brett Hart. “United is committed to advancing inclusion and racial equity and that begins with making meaningful mentorship and scholarship investments in the communities we serve.”
These grants will allow each team the opportunity to attend more tournaments this season, including events like the prestigious PGA Works Collegiate Championship, Mardi Gras Golf Invitational and Black College Golf Coaches Association Houston National Invitational. Previously, many HBCU golf teams would not have the resources to compete at these events or would have to drive, which requires student-athletes to take multiple days away from school.
“The golf program at Winston-Salem State University came back to the school for the first time in 10 years last fall. This year, the United Airlines grant will impact our program’s ability to travel tremendously,” said Winston-Salem State University Head Golf Coach Charles Penny, II. “It now allows for our program to consider more tournaments to play in the fall. Specifically, this past fall, we were only able to play one tournament due to limitations in our travel budget. This fall, we will be able to add close to four.”
For the student-athletes, the opportunity to compete in more tournaments isn’t just about improving their game – the relationships they build off the course with mentors and golf and industry professionals can make a difference in their ability to pursue the sport as a career.
“We are super grateful and excited to have the support of United Airlines to make for excellent and safe travel to our tournaments,” said Christyn Carr, a golfer at North Carolina A&T State University. “It gives us the freedom to compete in different states that we have not been able to go to before, and it allows us to have more time on the course than on the road. I’m looking forward to reaching new heights this semester, not only in our game but in our travel.”
United is the “Official Airline of the PGA TOUR,” and the organization’s first sponsor to support the TOUR’s larger HBCU Grant Program. Developed in early 2021 by the TOUR’s HBCU task force, the program aims to leverage the TOUR’s partner network in order to offset the financial burdens many HBCU golf programs face.
“On behalf of the PGA TOUR, I’d like to express my appreciation to longtime partner United Airlines for their support of HBCU golf programs and the many collegiate golfers who will benefit going forward,” said PGA TOUR Commissioner Jay Monahan. “We have made a pledge to help diversify the landscape of competitive golf and this collaboration between United Airlines and these colleges and universities will be a significant step towards leveling the playing field and enhancing the student-athlete experience along the way.”
In addition to travel grants, student athletes will have access to mentorship and career coaching from United employees. This summer, United will work with golf influencer Roger Steele along with select PGA TOUR professionals to showcase the depth and skill HBCU golf programs offer across the country through a four-part digital content series. To keep up with the HBCU golf programs travel journeys this season, follow @United and @PGATOUR on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.
United’s travel grants through the PGA TOUR’s HBCU Grant Program will serve 51 current golf programs offered at HBCUs, including:
Men’s Golf
| Alabama A&M University | Morehouse College |
| Alabama State University | North Carolina A&T State University |
| Bishop State Community College | North Carolina Central University |
| Bluefield State College | Prairie View A&M University |
| Chicago State University | Saint Augustine’s University |
| Elizabeth City State University | Savannah State University |
| Fayetteville State University | Talladega College |
| Fisk University | Tennessee State University |
| Florida A&M University | Texas Southern University |
| Howard University | University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff |
| Jarvis Christian College | University of Maryland Eastern Shore |
| Johnson C. Smith University | Virginia State University |
| Kentucky State University | Virginia Union University |
| LeMoyne-Owen College | West Virginia State University |
| Lincoln University | Wilberforce University |
| Livingstone College | Winston-Salem State University |
| Miles College | |
Women’s Golf
| Alabama State University | Lincoln University |
| Bethune-Cookman University | North Carolina A&T State University |
| Bishop State Community College | North Carolina Central University |
| Bluefield State College | Prairie View A&M University |
| Chicago State University | Savannah State University |
| Delaware State University | Tennessee State University |
| Fisk University | Texas Southern University |
| Howard University | University of Maryland Eastern Shore |
| Jarvis Christian College | Wilberforce University |
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (Feb. 9, 2022) – The historic Union League of Philadelphia will host the 2022 PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship (PWCC), May 2-4, donating two of its courses for the event – Union League Liberty Hill and The Union League Golf Club at Torresdale.
The PWCC, formerly the National Minority Collegiate Championship, is known as the most culturally significant championship in collegiate golf, features Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) and other Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs) from all over the country. There will be Men’s Division I and Division II team divisions, a Women’s Team division, as well as individuals representing their schools and playing for Men’s and Women’s titles.
The PWCC was founded in 1986 by the National Negro Golf Association, when HBCUs did not have the same postseason championship opportunities that existed for other institutions. Today, the Championship retains its founding vision to open doors for student-athletes from HBCUs and other athletes from diverse backgrounds.
In conjunction with the PWCC, PGA WORKS will host Beyond the Green, a career exploration event designed to educate and inspire talent from historically underrepresented backgrounds to pursue careers in the business of golf and beyond. The event will be held May 1 at the Comcast Technology Center.
Beyond the Green will partner with Philadelphia community organizations to provide students access to industry leaders, executives and influencers to help inspire and welcome them into our industry workforce.
“This is a fitting collaboration between PGA WORKS, the Union League of Philadelphia and Philadelphia-based Comcast,” PGA of America President Jim Richerson said. “We are excited to bring this Championship to Philadelphia, where the Union League will donate two beautiful, championship-level golf courses. With the help of these partners and our dedicated PGA REACH and PGA WORKS staff, this will be an unforgettable event for our student-athletes and everyone involved.”
The Union League of Philadelphia has more than 4,000 members – men and women of all races, ethnicities and religions are welcome to join – who represent the region’s leaders in business, education, technology, healthcare, law, government, religion, art and culture. It was founded in 1862 as a patriotic society to support the Union and the policies of President Abraham Lincoln.
The Union League is also leading fundraising efforts to benefit PGA REACH.
“For more than a century, the Union League of Philadelphia has prided itself on being a welcoming and inclusive organization. That includes supporting others’ efforts, such as those of PGA REACH and PGA WORKS,” Union League CEO Jeff McFadden said. “We’re proud to support this Championship, the schools and student-athletes competing in it, and the push to make the game and golf industry more welcoming and inclusive spaces.”
This is the second of a multiyear collaboration between PGA REACH and Comcast NBCUniversal to promote diversity and foster inclusion within golf through PGA WORKS. With financial and programmatic support from Comcast NBCUniversal, PGA WORKS will enhance key initiatives like the PWCC and Beyond the Green to expand access and create opportunities for diverse student-athletes across the country.
Comcast will also include enhanced coverage and storytelling leading up to and during the PWCC on GOLF Channel, and provide specific support for Beyond the Green, including the host venue. Additional programming details on GOLF Channel will be announced at a later date.
“Comcast NBCUniversal is proud of our continued partnership and we’re excited to bring this year’s event to Philadelphia, a culturally rich destination,” said Dalila Wilson-Scott, Executive Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer of Comcast NBCUniversal. “Using our resources and platforms to promote the PWCC and expand access to career opportunities in the golf industry and beyond for student-athletes from underrepresented backgrounds will not only have a lasting impact on the game, but also on the lives of the young people enrolled in PGA REACH programs.”
The Philadelphia PGA Section was instrumental in connecting PGA WORKS and the Union League as the two organizations have a long-standing relationship. In part because of the Section’s tireless work in helping get the PWCC to Philadelphia, it will have its own PGA WORKS Fellow in 2022.
“We are very excited that the Philadelphia PGA Section and Union League of Philadelphia will play host to the PWCC, an important event to promote diversity and inclusion for both the golf industry and PGA REACH Philadelphia,” Philadelphia PGA Section Executive Director Geoffrey Surrette said. “As Diversity is one of our foundation’s three core pillars, this Championship will have a substantial impact on our reach and programming.”
ORLANDO, Fla. (Feb. 9, 2022) – Doug Smith and Will Lowery, hosts of NBC Sports’ Beyond the Fairway podcast, are partnering with leading tee-time provider GolfNow to celebrate Black History Month through social storytelling throughout February.
The NBC Sports Next initiative, titled The Next Round,” can be found on Instagram – watch the first post here – with additional exposure on Twitter and Facebook. The campaign features video conversations throughout the month with change-makers who are making an impact across the golf industry.
Smith and Lowery are both professional golfers who welcome celebrities, athletes and golf influencers to their weekly NBC Sports podcast, which examines golf from a cultural perspective. Lowery, a two-time cast member on the popular GOLF Channel reality series, Big Break, competes regularly on the mini-circuit and advocates for minorities through production and content creation in the entertainment space. Smith was the first African American to play golf at the University of Louisville and won the 2005 PGA National Minority Collegiate Championship during his time as a Cardinal.
“People have to see themselves represented if they are going to feel welcome in any space, including the golf course,” said Smith. “We want to put the spotlight on a few people who are helping to make golf more diverse and accessible but haven’t always had the platform to share their insight.”
“Our goal for this campaign is to highlight culture, education and opportunity,” said Lowery. “You can’t be what you don’t see, and we want to recognize those people who have a passion for our game and pay homage to the positive changes they’ve made.”
The GolfNow social media campaign featurea clips of video discussions between Smith and Lowery and golf industry professionals making a difference, including:
The Next Round is part of Better Together, an NBC Sports Next initiative that strengthens communities and culture through focused programs promoting inclusion and equity through education, resources and community impact. NBC Sports Next also is helping to generate funds throughout February for the Orlando Minority Youth Golf Association (OMYGA) through its TeeOff tee-time booking platform and round-up technology, which generated more than $1 million for charity in 2021.
“A part of Better Together’s mission is to highlight and support educational awareness opportunities surrounding racial disparities in the golf industry,” said Jerramy Hainline, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Golf, NBC Sports Next. “The Next Round is exactly the type of initiative we want to bring attention to – to help bring about the social and economic change that will impact the landscape of golf.”
Historically Black Colleges and Universities, commonly referred to as HBCUs, first emerged in the 19th century as an avenue for black students to pursue an education that had been denied to them by historically white institutions of higher learning. Their initial mission was to provide training and education for teachers and tradesmen. More than 150 years later, HBCUs offer full curricula – liberal arts, science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) degrees.
HBCUs also offer lower tuition, increased minority access to STEM-related careers, and a thriving, supportive community and cultural experience for their students. They have long fielded impressive and accomplished football, basketball and baseball programs with a track record of placing athletes in the NFL, NBA and MLB. Super Bowl champions like Walter Payton, Deacon Jones, Shannon Sharpe and Michael Strahan all went to HCBUs. NFL and MLB star Deion Sanders now shines a bright light on HBCU football as the head coach of Jackson State. They’ve even made it into bestselling fiction. John Grisham’s novel Sooley was about a basketball star who plays at an HBCU.
But these athletic accomplishments, real and fictionalized, have not yet extended to collegiate golf, particularly on the women’s side.
Currently, only fourteen of the 107 HBCUs even have women’s golf programs.
The PGA Tour has recognized this long-standing disparity and has taken steps to try to address it. Last September, the PGA Tour selected Delaware State as one of four HBCUs to receive a $100,000 grant for its men and women’s golf teams. This was an important step in the tour’s mission to grow the game among minorities.
Delaware State head women’s golf coach Rick McCall plans to use the grant for scholarships and to recruit new talent. Part of the grant will also be used to introduce golf to elementary schools by having his players actively promote the game. McCall’s players will not only teach golf skills but will focus on the game’s values. Coach McCall wants his players to serve as mentors and, more importantly, as role models for the youth in the Delaware State community.
Let the season begin! #DSUgolf #hornets pic.twitter.com/LcNjf4ijRJ
— DSU Women’s Golf (@DSUWgolf) September 6, 2014
Delaware State launched its golf program only nine years ago. But the evolution has been clear. McCall quickly grasped the type of player he sought to fill his roster. Talent is an obvious component. But he also searches for well-rounded students who wish to have a full college experience.
He still has trouble capturing the attention of a large pool of girls looking to play collegiately.
The well-rounded college career pitch attracted Delaware State sophomore Amber Pennington. Introduced to golf by her father at the age of four, Pennington played her first tournament at age nine. Her father, who taught himself the game, passed his passion for golf on to his daughter.
When being recruited by several colleges during her sophomore and junior years of high school, Pennington knew that she wanted to attend an HBCU. Coming from a small, rural, and predominantly Caucasian town in upstate New York, she recalls feeling out of place. She envisioned attending a college that would allow her to celebrate and share in her African American heritage with other student-athletes while playing the game she loves. Pennington added that a lot of players choose HBCUs for similar reasons–-not merely for the college experience but also to experience a college with a more familiar culture.
Read the entire article by Jessica Thronton at LPGA.com
Attending a golf tournament can be a wonderful experience but be sure to know that behind every successful tournament there was a Tournament Director of Tournament Planner who was directly responsible for the success of the event.
If you or your organization are preparing to host a golf tournament for charity, corporate, local/regional club, or other reasons, here are a few tips from the Golf Tournament Association of America (GTAA) that will help you pull off the perfect outing. GTAA is the #1 golf tournament industry expert and resource and they have had only one simple mission over its 30 years of existence: To assist you in hosting the best golf tournament or outing possible. So, in getting started, utilize their list of best practices:
GTAA has successfully worked with a long list of Fortune 500 companies and offers its members a variety of tournament education planning tools, golf course services to increase business, and preferred suppliers and vendor services. Learn more at https://www.gtaaweb.org.
Thanks to a generous $12,500 contribution through the Astros Golf Foundation’s Birdies for Charity, the Lone Star Golf Association will be able to promote and introduce golf to communities and demographics such as women, elementary-aged school children, middle and high school-aged juniors, and seniors.
Birdies for Charity®, presented by THINK Neurology for Kids is a fundraising program designed to give local charities the opportunity to generate contributions through the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Houston Open. 100% of donations to the program go directly to the charity of your choice. The Hewlett Packard Enterprise Houston Open will also award the top fifteen donation-collecting charities and four randomly drawn charities with an additional bonus.
The Lone Star Association, established in 1946, is a 501(c)(3) organization located in Houston, Texas. The organization promotes the game of golf through its Jr Golf and Scholarship Program. For more information visit
http://www.lsga1946.org
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Malachi Knowles, a Palm Beach County Sports Hall of Fame member and the founder of Inner-City Youth Golfers, Inc. has been named as the Junior Golf Director for the Sunshine State Amateur Golfers Association (SSAGA). The SSAGA is the only principally African American statewide association of male and female golfers in the United States. Nine clubs currently comprise the association and approximately 1,000 golfers of all ethnicities from Daytona Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Pierce, Miami (two clubs), Orlando, Titusville, Sebring and West Palm Beach.
With the support of the SSAGA Board of Directors, Malachi is on a mission to “grow the game of golf through its current member clubs and start or partner with existing programs in other cities such as Tampa, Naples/Ft. Myers, St. Petersburg, Sarasota, Lakeland, Pensacola, Tallahassee, and St. Augustine to form the membership.”
Malachi Knowles has been involved in the game of golf since he was 10 years old when he began working as the “shag boy” at Everglades Country Club in Palm Beach. Knowles went on to attend Morgan State College in Baltimore, Maryland. At Morgan State, he worked with the athletic director to establish a golf team in 1960 that he captained for three years. After graduation, he went on to become the first African American to graduate with a master’s degree in regional and city planning from the University of Oklahoma. Knowles would go on to hold several executive positions with the government from 1965 to 1991.
In 1993, he returned to his home, Riviera Beach, Fla to found Inner-City Youth Golfers at JFK Middle Magnet School with a mission of combining golf and education to positively impact local youth. In 2004, he founded the African American Golfers Hall of Fame and later – the African American Collegiate & Youth Golfers Hall of Fame – all based in Riviera Beach, Fla. to provide future generations of golfers with role models within the sport. He was inducted into the Palm Beach County Sports Hall of Fame in 2016. He currently serves on the Palm Beach County Sports Commission Board of Directors.
Read more at PalmBeachSports.com
Harold Varner III (-13) made a walk-off eagle putt on the 72nd hole of the Saudi International on Sunday. Varner beat Bubba Watson (-12) by a stroke to lock up the second professional win of his career in 224 starts. the 31-year-old North Carolina native pulled out the most spectacular finish to claim the $1 million prize money.
Varner led going into the final round but was 1 over on the day when he stepped to the par-5 closing hole, one back of new leader Bubba Watson, who was in the house with a round-of-the-day 66. Nobody else on the board really made much noise, so it was only Watson that Varner III needed to tie with a birdie or somehow even leapfrog with an eagle on the finishing hole.
After two shots to the front of the green and facing what would have been a tough two-putt to get into a playoff with Watson, Varner III laid down the hammer of his life and celebrated like he meant it.
Varner was so elated, he posted this on his Twitter page:
That winning feeling ? @HV3_Golf#SaudiIntlGolf #SeeItAll pic.twitter.com/Kvri2O5DBK
— Saudi International | السعودية الدولية (@SaudiIntlGolf) February 6, 2022
Win: Harold Varner III, -13, $1,000,000
2: Bubba Watson, -12, $525,000
3: Adri Arnaus, -10, $300,000
T-4: Steve Lewton, -9, $217,500
T-4: Cameron Smith, -9, $217,500
T-6: Matthew Wolff, -8, $150,500
T-6: Pablo Larrazabal, -8, $150,500
T-8: Abraham Ancer, -7, $93,125
T-8: Jhonattan Vegas, -7, $93,125
T-8: Joaquin Niemann, -7, $93,125
T-8: Dustin Johnson, -7, $93,125
T-8: Tommy Fleetwood, -7, $93,125
T-8: Ryosuke Kinoshita, -7, $93,125
T-14: Shane Lowry, -6, $68,500
T-14: Takumi Kanaya, -6, $68,500
T-14: Brad Kennedy, -6, $68,500
17: Henrik Stenson, -5, $62,500
T-18: Phil Mickelson, -4, $57,166
T-18: Xander Schauffele, -4, $57,166
T-18: Wade Ormsby, -4, $57,166
T-21: Berry Henson, -3, $52,250
T-21: Lee Westwood, -3, $52,250
T-21: Lucas Herbert, -3, $52,250
T-24: Sergio Garcia, -2, $47,000
T-24: Thomas Pieters, -2, $47,000
T-24: Justin Harding, -2, $47,000
T-24: Paul Casey, -2, $47,000
T-28: Marc Leishman, -1, $38,100
T-28: Thongchai Jaidee, -1, $38,100
T-28: Sebastian Crampton, -1, $38,100
T-28: Tyrrell Hatton, -1, $38,100
T-28: Tony Finau, -1, $38,100
T-28: Rikuya Hoshino, -1, $38,100
T-28: Matteo Manassero, -1, $38,100
T-28: Bo Kim, -1, $38,100
T-28: Kevin Na, -1, $38,100
T-28: Phachara Kongwatmai, -1, $38,100
T-38: Laurie Canter, E, $29,785
T-38: Jaco Ahlers, E, $29,785
T-38: Jarin Todd, E, $29,785
T-38: Patrick Reed, E, $29,785
T-38: Gavin Green, E, $29,785
T-38: Jovan Rebula, E, $29,785
T-45: Joohyung Kim, +1, $24,625
T-45: Andrew Dodt, +1, $24,625
T-45: Jason Kokrak, +1, $24,625
T-45: Todd Baek, +1, $24,625
T-45: JC Ritchie, +1, $24,625
T-45: Rattanon Wannasrichan, +1, $24,625
T-51: Shubhankar Sharma, +2, $20,750
T-51: Paul Peterson, +2, $20,750
T-53: Victor Perez, +3, $19,000
T-53: Ian Poulter, +3, $19,000
T-55: Viraj Madappa, +4, $17,750
T-55: Rashid Khan, +4, $17,750
T-55: Daniel Hillier, +4, $17,750
T-55: Louis James Dobbelaar, +4, $17,750
T-59: Sadom Kaewkanjana, +5, $15,500
T-59: Sihwan Kim, +5, $15,500
T-59: Rafa Cabrera Bello, +5, $15,500
T-59: Richard T. Lee, +5, $15,500
T-59: Panuphol Pittayarat, +5, $15,500
T-64: Bjorn Hellgren, +6, $13,250
T-64: Yoseop Seo, +6, $13,250
T-64: Miguel Carballo, +6, $13,250
T-64: Hongtaek Kim, +6, $13,250
T-68: Poom Saksansin, +8, $11,500
T-68: Eduard Rousaud, +8, $11,500
T-68: Shiv Kapur, +8, $11,500
71: Ratchanon Chantananuwat (a), +10, Amateur
72: Yikeun Chang, +12, $10,500
73: Ryo Hisatsune, +14, $10,000
74: Suradit Yongcharoenchai, +15, $9,500
