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Sahalee Players' Championship: Two share 54-hole lead
06 Jul 2006
see also: Sahalee Players Championship, Sahalee Country Club

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SAMMAMISH, WASHINGTON (July 6, 2006) -- In rounds two and three yesterday, Alex Prugh, a University of Washington golfer from Spokane, Wash., fired rounds of 1-under par 71 and 2-under par 70, while Jon McLean, a Texas Christian golfer from Weston, Fla., carded rounds of even par 72 and 3-under par 69 to both take charge and lead heading into the final round of the 13th Sahalee Players Championship.

Prugh is a 2006 All-Pac-10 Conference First Team member and is the 2005 Pacific Coast Amateur champion. McLean is the son of Jim McLean, one of the most talented golfers to come out of the Northwest and one of the most admired golf instructors in America. Jim McLean Golf Schools are housed at several top-flight courses around the country. Jon McLean was the 2004 Dixie Amateur champion and is the number one player on the Texas Christian golf team.

Three players, Jay Choe of Yorba Linda, Ca., James Love of Calgary, Alberta and first round leader Dustin Johnson trail by only one stroke going into the final round of play.

Nine players are within three strokes of the lead. The championship concludes Friday with 18 holes of play beginning at 8:00 am. The leaders are scheduled to begin at 10:50 a.m. from the #1 tee.

To view live results from the final round, click the tournament name above and then the "results" tab (amateurgolf.com Premium Membership requested).

ABOUT THE Sahalee Players Championship

Inaugurated in 1992, the Sahalee Players Championship (SPC) was a major summer amateur event until 2019 when it was discontinued. In 2023, it was converted into a college event hosting the top men's teams in the country. Team (best four scores out of five players each round) and individual competitions.

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