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Sports > Golf > 2002 Golf Season > Tournament Results > Senior PGA Majors

U.S. Senior Open

Edition:	23rd
Dates:	June 27–30
Site:	Caves Valley GC, Owings Mill, Md.
Par:	36-35—71 (7005 yards)
Purse:	$2,500,000

		1	2	3	4	Tot	Earnings
1	Don Pooley*	71-70-63-70—274					$450,000
	Tom Watson	67-71-69-67—274					265,000
3	Tom Kite	69-67-73-68—277					171,182
4	Ed Dougherty	71-69-68-70—278					119,609
5	Morris Hatalsky	73-72-68-67—280					91,597
	Fred Gibson	69-69-73-69—280					91,597
7	Larry Nelson	71-71-72-67—281					71,689
	Jose Maria Canizares	68-68-76-69—281					71,689
	Allen Doyle	70-69-71-71—281					71,689
10	Bob Gilder	71-71-70-71—283					60,792
11	Gil Morgan	72-69-75-68—284					48,635
	Bobby Wadkins	72-73-71-68—284					48,635
	Hale Irwin	73-74-69-68—284					48,635
	Jim Thorpe	70-72-72-70—284					48,635
	Doug Tewell	75-69-69-71—284					48,635
	Walter Hall	70-65-72-77—284					48,635
17	John Schroeder	74-69-68-74—285					39,469
18	Stewart Ginn	72-73-71-70—286					35,205
	Terry Mauney	72-69-71-74—286					35,205
	Isao Aoki	69-69-72-76—286					35,205
21	John Bland	75-73-70-69—287					28,731
	Bruce Lietzke	74-72-70-71—287					28,731
	Raymond Floyd	73-68-74-72—287					28,731
	Jay Sigel	74-72-69-72—287					28,731
25	Vicente Fernandez	71-70-75-72—288					23,792
	Dana Quigley	73-73-67-75—288					23,792

*Pooley (4-4-4-3-3) def. Watson (4-4-4-3-x) on the fifth hole of a playoff.

Early round leaders: 1st—R.W. Eaks (64); 2nd—Walter Hall (135); 3rd—Pooley (204).

Top amateur: Bob Clark (299).

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