De Jonge makes cut

carded 68, returned with a 72 in the next round to make the cut. De Jonge, whose form has improved this season, has only missed the cut once this season. In the end he returned scores of 68, 72, 74 and a 72. The tournament had 500 FedExCup points.
De Jonge remains the country’s top golfer but is still waiting for his breakthrough after making his professional debut in 2003.
Bruce McDonald has since graduated from the same college and Scott Vincent, who has a bright future, is now at the same university.
Northern Irishman, Rory McIlroy, won the tournament on 12-under-par to take over as the new world number one.

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