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USPMGA · Myrtle Beach · 12th edition

US Masters 2008

Brad Lebo won the 2008 Masters with an average of 33.00 per round over 12 rounds, 2 strokes ahead of Randy Reeves (396 to 398).

Played on two coursesHawaiian RumbleHawaiian Village

ChampionBrad Lebo 39612 rounds · 33.00 per round 2 strokes ahead of Randy Reeves
Low roundBrad Lebo 26On Rumble · field average 35.56
Other years2007: Danny McCaslin Won with 399, 3 strokes ahead of Jay Klapper.
Edition12thSince 1997
Players36In the field
Rounds12Per player
Field average35.56Per round
Top three4Strokes from first to third
Winning margin2Strokes

Brad Lebo takes over late

Brad Lebo won the 2008 US Masters with 396 over 12 rounds, two strokes ahead of Randy Reeves. Marek Spidra of the Czech Republic was third at 400.

Randal Smith opened with a 27 and led after three rounds. Greg Newport led after rounds five to eight, and Spidra after round nine.

Lebo was 15th after round one but shot a 26 in round three, the low round of the week. Lebo took the lead after round ten and closed with 28 and 34.

Jay Klapper was fourth and Newport fifth. Karl Lakos of Austria tied for seventh. The field had 36 players.

Total results

Average per course, rounds played in brackets. A shaded cell marks the player's best course. Click a player for every round, or a heading to sort.
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Note: Results on this page come from the 2008 result sheet published by the U.S. ProMiniGolf Association (prominigolf.com). Spelling variants of names are merged, so a name can differ slightly from the sheet. Course data: The result sheet does not say where each round was played. The rounds follow the same pattern as 2007: rounds 4, 5 and 8–10 averaged 37.7–39.0 and the others 32.6–34.4, so they are taken to be Hawaiian Village and Hawaiian Rumble, the two courses used in 2006 and 2007. Treat the split as a best estimate.

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