| Bill Horton | - | $5,439,163 |
| Gray Kitchens | - | $5,356,975 |
| Jennifer King | - | $5,227,807 |
| Jim Fisher | - | $5,047,432 |
| Matt Saler | - | $4,735,869 |
| Jake Louricas | - | $4,400,049 |
| Andrew Tucker | - | $4,390,838 |
| Don Adams | - | $4,335,551 |
| Travis Brown | - | $4,329,734 |
| Hunter Hughey | - | $4,278,131 |
| PLAYOFF CUT LINE | ||
| Mike Jones | - | $3,967,575 |
| Tom Roberts | - | $3,411,842 |
| Russ Tigue | - | $3,390,202 |
| John Barnes | - | $3,229,715 |
| Greg Adams | - | $3,209,739 |
| Stefen Lovelace | - | $3,151,865 |
| John Reilly | - | $3,150,198 |
| Jason Swanson | - | $3,020,052 |
| Tim Baker Sr. | - | $2,960,550 |
| Ryan Jordan | - | $2,873,372 |
| Allen Freedman | - | $2,868,418 |
| Kyle Rubeling | - | $2,813,330 |
| Joe Eber | - | $2,797,624 |
| Troy Engebretson | - | $2,705,277 |
| Jeff Wilson | - | $2,671,348 |
| Brian Remsberg | - | $2,608,088 |
| Jeremy Hammond | - | $2,557,239 |
| Sean Scoopmire | - | $2,549,205 |
| Blake Browne | - | $2,365,161 |
| Justin Marksamer | - | $2,303,676 |
| Patrick King | - | $2,303,092 |
| Brian Jones | - | $2,222,314 |
| Brian Marchant | - | $2,173,427 |
| Stephen Riddick | - | $2,153,544 |
| Jamie Pimental | - | $2,131,799 |
| Mark Eber | - | $2,046,296 |
| Chris Hood | - | $2,024,387 |
| Stefan Manford | - | $1,982,127 |
| Sue Hubbard | - | $1,956,461 |
| Nick Eber | - | $1,895,497 |
| Mike Hubbard | - | $1,703,161 |
| Mark Wilson | - | $1,441,382 |
| Chip Kay | - | $1,417,618 |
| Alex Yates | - | $1,220,170 |
| Jim Hobart | - | $1,088,910 |
Monday, April 22, 2013
RBC Heritage Update...
Didn't see enough of the golf to comment intelligently on this week's tourney. What I do know is we've had an amazing two weeks of picks. Last week at the Masters nobody picked a player who missed the cut. This week at the RBC only one pick missed the cut. This is almost unprecedented in the pool's history. Nobody had G-Mac, top picks were Streelman and Donald.
Monday, April 15, 2013
The Masters Update...
Let's do this in chronological order...
Friday - Tiger's drop gate ruling. Upon further review of all information, I think they got it right. If he doesn't tell the media that he purposely dropped 2 yards back (it looked more like 2 feet) he doesn't even get penalized at all. This was blown out of proportion by people who don't understand the rules. It wasn't a double standard, hell if anything he was only penalized because he is Tiger, if it was Marc Leishman he's not interviewed after the round. Last thought, his 8 would have been a 5 at worst maybe a 4. Four less shots would have put him in the playoff.
Saturday - You didn't really think Fred Couples would be able to stay in contention did you?
Sunday - Holy Bernhard Langer. Three birdies to open the day, he was on pace for 54 but ended up shooting 76.
On the back nine Snedecker showed why he wears a pink shirt. You think Cabrera owns a pink shirt? Maybe but he doesn't wear it on Sunday at majors.
Tiger can't make anything until it's too late. Who thought he might make a hole-in-one on 16 and make it really interesting? I hoped he would. He grinds out a par on 18 to save 26 people who picked him at least another $150K.
Adam Scott has won the Masters with a long putt on 18. Into Stevie's arms he goes!... Wait for it...
El Pato, now known as El Cajones hits one of the most clutch shots in Masters history. Hold your horses Australia, I need another green jacket for my closet.
Adam Scott can't win this now can he? After that mental let down?
First playoff hole, El Cajones and Scott hit perfect tee balls and approaches 2 yards short of where they needed them. El Cajones once again hits nearly a perfect shot but chip doesn't drop.
On to second playoff hole. Two perfect drives, great approaches and again El Cajones much like first playoff hole and 17 hits a perfect shot to not see it go in. Adam Scott rolls his in on nearly the final turn.
The end. Travis Brown and Bill Horton look like geniuses. Bill is in the lead and Travis goes from 37th to 9th. The pool has officially begun for 2013...
Updated Standings...
Friday - Tiger's drop gate ruling. Upon further review of all information, I think they got it right. If he doesn't tell the media that he purposely dropped 2 yards back (it looked more like 2 feet) he doesn't even get penalized at all. This was blown out of proportion by people who don't understand the rules. It wasn't a double standard, hell if anything he was only penalized because he is Tiger, if it was Marc Leishman he's not interviewed after the round. Last thought, his 8 would have been a 5 at worst maybe a 4. Four less shots would have put him in the playoff.
Saturday - You didn't really think Fred Couples would be able to stay in contention did you?
Sunday - Holy Bernhard Langer. Three birdies to open the day, he was on pace for 54 but ended up shooting 76.
On the back nine Snedecker showed why he wears a pink shirt. You think Cabrera owns a pink shirt? Maybe but he doesn't wear it on Sunday at majors.
Tiger can't make anything until it's too late. Who thought he might make a hole-in-one on 16 and make it really interesting? I hoped he would. He grinds out a par on 18 to save 26 people who picked him at least another $150K.
Adam Scott has won the Masters with a long putt on 18. Into Stevie's arms he goes!... Wait for it...
El Pato, now known as El Cajones hits one of the most clutch shots in Masters history. Hold your horses Australia, I need another green jacket for my closet.
Adam Scott can't win this now can he? After that mental let down?
First playoff hole, El Cajones and Scott hit perfect tee balls and approaches 2 yards short of where they needed them. El Cajones once again hits nearly a perfect shot but chip doesn't drop.
On to second playoff hole. Two perfect drives, great approaches and again El Cajones much like first playoff hole and 17 hits a perfect shot to not see it go in. Adam Scott rolls his in on nearly the final turn.
The end. Travis Brown and Bill Horton look like geniuses. Bill is in the lead and Travis goes from 37th to 9th. The pool has officially begun for 2013...
Updated Standings...
| Bill Horton | - | $5,419,443 |
| Jim Fisher | - | $5,027,712 |
| Gray Kitchens | - | $5,020,575 |
| Jennifer King | - | $4,891,407 |
| Matt Saler | - | $4,399,469 |
| Jake Louricas | - | $4,380,329 |
| Andrew Tucker | - | $4,371,118 |
| Don Adams | - | $4,315,831 |
| Travis Brown | - | $4,282,754 |
| Hunter Hughey | - | $3,941,731 |
| PLAYOFF CUT LINE | ||
| Mike Jones | - | $3,631,175 |
| Tom Roberts | - | $3,364,862 |
| John Barnes | - | $3,229,715 |
| Greg Adams | - | $3,190,019 |
| Russ Tigue | - | $3,053,802 |
| John Reilly | - | $3,024,532 |
| Jason Swanson | - | $2,894,386 |
| Ryan Jordan | - | $2,873,372 |
| Allen Freedman | - | $2,848,698 |
| Stefen Lovelace | - | $2,815,465 |
| Kyle Rubeling | - | $2,793,610 |
| Joe Eber | - | $2,671,958 |
| Troy Engebretson | - | $2,669,259 |
| Jeff Wilson | - | $2,624,368 |
| Tim Baker Sr. | - | $2,624,150 |
| Brian Remsberg | - | $2,561,108 |
| Jeremy Hammond | - | $2,557,239 |
| Sean Scoopmire | - | $2,502,225 |
| Blake Browne | - | $2,345,441 |
| Justin Marksamer | - | $2,293,758 |
| Patrick King | - | $2,283,372 |
| Brian Jones | - | $2,202,594 |
| Brian Marchant | - | $2,137,409 |
| Stephen Riddick | - | $2,133,824 |
| Jamie Pimental | - | $2,095,781 |
| Mark Eber | - | $2,033,652 |
| Chris Hood | - | $2,004,667 |
| Stefan Manford | - | $1,935,147 |
| Sue Hubbard | - | $1,920,443 |
| Mike Hubbard | - | $1,694,015 |
| Nick Eber | - | $1,559,097 |
| Mark Wilson | - | $1,426,965 |
| Chip Kay | - | $1,397,898 |
| Alex Yates | - | $1,220,170 |
| Jim Hobart | - | $1,088,910 |
Monday, March 25, 2013
Bay Hill Update...
I could just go back and re-post an old blog post written seven other times... Tiger won at Bay Hill again. Groundhog Day? No thanks, I'd like to strangle that stupid rodent for his prediction of spring being just around the corner. Could he be more wrong? Let's nope not.
For the six who rolled the dice and chose Tiger, we'll find out if it was a good move in three weeks. If he wins the Masters, those who choose him will gain more than $2M on you in the standings. In the meantime, you just netted $6 from the winner pot. Three of the six are also in the top 10 including Jim, Gray and Don who are 1-3 in the standings. Maybe you're smarter than I thought!
Other thoughts on the weekend. Sergio hit his best shot in 10 years then had to WD because he had a boo boo and wanted to make sure he was healthy enough to once again not win a major. For those that lost some prize money due to the WD, I hate to pile on but you can't use him again this year... Even if you actually wanted to.
Lastly, how about a caption contest below on this photo from PGATour.com. I'll start with "Tiger tells Arnie, he may not catch Jack in majors, but he's closing in on his record of most women in PGA Tour history."
Updated Standings...
For the six who rolled the dice and chose Tiger, we'll find out if it was a good move in three weeks. If he wins the Masters, those who choose him will gain more than $2M on you in the standings. In the meantime, you just netted $6 from the winner pot. Three of the six are also in the top 10 including Jim, Gray and Don who are 1-3 in the standings. Maybe you're smarter than I thought!
Other thoughts on the weekend. Sergio hit his best shot in 10 years then had to WD because he had a boo boo and wanted to make sure he was healthy enough to once again not win a major. For those that lost some prize money due to the WD, I hate to pile on but you can't use him again this year... Even if you actually wanted to.
Lastly, how about a caption contest below on this photo from PGATour.com. I'll start with "Tiger tells Arnie, he may not catch Jack in majors, but he's closing in on his record of most women in PGA Tour history."
Updated Standings...
| Jim Fisher | - | $4,974,492 |
| Gray Kitchens | - | $4,560,675 |
| Don Adams | - | $4,262,611 |
| Jennifer King | - | $4,068,987 |
| Matt Saler | - | $3,582,789 |
| Jake Louricas | - | $3,557,909 |
| Andrew Tucker | - | $3,028,518 |
| Russ Tigue | - | $2,898,742 |
| Hunter Hughey | - | $2,889,911 |
| Mike Jones | - | $2,789,742 |
| PLAYOFF CUT LINE | ||
| Kyle Rubeling | - | $2,645,570 |
| Bill Horton | - | $2,478,063 |
| Sean Scoopmire | - | $2,440,165 |
| Tom Roberts | - | $2,430,429 |
| Greg Adams | - | $2,348,586 |
| John Barnes | - | $2,190,481 |
| John Reilly | - | $2,127,211 |
| Stefen Lovelace | - | $2,069,465 |
| Allen Freedman | - | $2,063,390 |
| Jason Swanson | - | $2,016,993 |
| Ryan Jordan | - | $2,006,519 |
| Justin Marksamer | - | $1,981,858 |
| Patrick King | - | $1,966,752 |
| Troy Engebretson | - | $1,947,106 |
| Tim Baker Sr. | - | $1,920,150 |
| Brian Marchant | - | $1,914,176 |
| Mark Eber | - | $1,864,470 |
| Jeff Wilson | - | $1,801,948 |
| Jamie Pimental | - | $1,753,268 |
| Joe Eber | - | $1,737,525 |
| Blake Browne | - | $1,728,921 |
| Brian Remsberg | - | $1,694,255 |
| Mike Hubbard | - | $1,639,222 |
| Chris Hood | - | $1,540,667 |
| Jeremy Hammond | - | $1,530,839 |
| Stephen Riddick | - | $1,429,824 |
| Nick Eber | - | $1,200,057 |
| Mark Wilson | - | $1,196,465 |
| Sue Hubbard | - | $1,135,135 |
| Alex Yates | - | $1,096,496 |
| Travis Brown | - | $1,065,516 |
| Brian Jones | - | $1,038,761 |
| Jim Hobart | - | $951,410 |
| Chip Kay | - | $693,898 |
| Stefan Manford | - | $685,547 |
Monday, March 18, 2013
Tampa Bay Championship
Is it time for the Masters yet? Mother Nature is working hard to cool down the ground here and keep the azaleas from blooming early. Latest spring I've seen in the 8 years since embedding in the southland.
I watched Streelman finish off his first win on the PGA TOUR. Other than the fact that he went to Duke, good solid dude, nice to see him finally break through. A lot of decent picks, really glad I decided to go with Cabrera instead of sticking with Donald. Maybe that was a sign to take a vow of poverty as Pope Francis has. Only a $210K difference between the two.
Take heart if you're down near the bottom of the pool, if you picked a top 5 finisher at the Masters (and Tigers doesn't play well) you'll be in the top 10.
Here's the updated standings...
I watched Streelman finish off his first win on the PGA TOUR. Other than the fact that he went to Duke, good solid dude, nice to see him finally break through. A lot of decent picks, really glad I decided to go with Cabrera instead of sticking with Donald. Maybe that was a sign to take a vow of poverty as Pope Francis has. Only a $210K difference between the two.
Take heart if you're down near the bottom of the pool, if you picked a top 5 finisher at the Masters (and Tigers doesn't play well) you'll be in the top 10.
Here's the updated standings...
| Jennifer King | - | $4,056,153 |
| Jim Fisher | - | $3,858,492 |
| Jake Louricas | - | $3,544,703 |
| Gray Kitchens | - | $3,444,675 |
| Don Adams | - | $3,146,611 |
| Andrew Tucker | - | $3,028,518 |
| Matt Saler | - | $2,913,189 |
| Hunter Hughey | - | $2,889,911 |
| Russ Tigue | - | $2,885,908 |
| Sean Scoopmire | - | $2,422,012 |
| PLAYOFF CUT LINE | ||
| Greg Adams | - | $2,335,380 |
| John Barnes | - | $2,177,647 |
| John Reilly | - | $2,127,211 |
| Mike Jones | - | $2,120,142 |
| Stefen Lovelace | - | $2,051,312 |
| Ryan Jordan | - | $2,006,519 |
| Jason Swanson | - | $1,998,840 |
| Justin Marksamer | - | $1,981,858 |
| Allen Freedman | - | $1,948,690 |
| Tim Baker Sr. | - | $1,920,150 |
| Brian Marchant | - | $1,901,342 |
| Troy Engebretson | - | $1,885,106 |
| Jeff Wilson | - | $1,783,795 |
| Tom Roberts | - | $1,760,829 |
| Jamie Pimental | - | $1,753,268 |
| Joe Eber | - | $1,737,525 |
| Blake Browne | - | $1,715,715 |
| Brian Remsberg | - | $1,694,255 |
| Mike Hubbard | - | $1,621,069 |
| Jeremy Hammond | - | $1,530,839 |
| Kyle Rubeling | - | $1,529,570 |
| Chris Hood | - | $1,522,514 |
| Stephen Riddick | - | $1,416,618 |
| Bill Horton | - | $1,362,063 |
| Patrick King | - | $1,297,152 |
| Sue Hubbard | - | $1,135,135 |
| Alex Yates | - | $1,096,496 |
| Travis Brown | - | $1,065,516 |
| Brian Jones | - | $1,038,761 |
| Nick Eber | - | $1,032,657 |
| Jim Hobart | - | $889,410 |
| Mark Eber | - | $748,470 |
| Stefan Manford | - | $685,547 |
| Chip Kay | - | $675,745 |
| Mark Wilson | - | $526,865 |
Monday, March 11, 2013
Doral / PR Update...
Not much to write about this week. Tiger is back or is he? I don't like to lead you on your picks but I will likely just ask you to send me your pick for the Masters if you're not picking him. We do have a new leader this week. Mrs. King picked Boo(T8) and Graeme (T3). Several other solid picks but nobody with a win or second in either tourney. Updated standings...
| Jennifer King | - | $3,976,403 |
| Jim Fisher | - | $3,709,600 |
| Jake Louricas | - | $3,533,603 |
| Gray Kitchens | - | $3,295,783 |
| Don Adams | - | $2,997,719 |
| Andrew Tucker | - | $2,996,550 |
| Russ Tigue | - | $2,853,940 |
| Hunter Hughey | - | $2,810,161 |
| Matt Saler | - | $2,764,297 |
| Greg Adams | - | $2,335,380 |
| PLAYOFF CUT LINE | ||
| Sean Scoopmire | - | $2,273,120 |
| John Barnes | - | $2,160,900 |
| John Reilly | - | $2,127,211 |
| Mike Jones | - | $1,971,250 |
| Stefen Lovelace | - | $1,902,420 |
| Ryan Jordan | - | $1,857,627 |
| Tim Baker Sr. | - | $1,840,400 |
| Justin Marksamer | - | $1,832,966 |
| Troy Engebretson | - | $1,830,106 |
| Allen Freedman | - | $1,799,798 |
| Jason Swanson | - | $1,771,507 |
| Brian Marchant | - | $1,752,450 |
| Joe Eber | - | $1,737,525 |
| Tom Roberts | - | $1,728,861 |
| Jamie Pimental | - | $1,721,300 |
| Jeff Wilson | - | $1,704,045 |
| Blake Browne | - | $1,683,747 |
| Brian Remsberg | - | $1,682,760 |
| Mike Hubbard | - | $1,621,069 |
| Kyle Rubeling | - | $1,449,820 |
| Chris Hood | - | $1,442,764 |
| Jeremy Hammond | - | $1,381,947 |
| Stephen Riddick | - | $1,267,726 |
| Bill Horton | - | $1,213,171 |
| Patrick King | - | $1,148,260 |
| Sue Hubbard | - | $1,135,135 |
| Travis Brown | - | $1,065,516 |
| Brian Jones | - | $1,038,761 |
| Nick Eber | - | $1,020,722 |
| Alex Yates | - | $947,604 |
| Jim Hobart | - | $889,410 |
| Mark Eber | - | $748,470 |
| Stefan Manford | - | $685,547 |
| Chip Kay | - | $663,810 |
| Mark Wilson | - | $447,115 |
Monday, March 4, 2013
Honda Update...
Maybe he's lucky, maybe it's his positive mental attitude. Whatever it is, the guy wins more things than anybody I know, Mark Eber has won the cuts made streak. Perhaps most amazingly of all, he's in 41st place and this week was the first time one of his picks netted more than $100,000. Speaking of $100K, we had 22 people pick players (mainly Euros) who made at least that this week at the Honda.
Nice to see a former Travelers Championship am exemption get his first win on tour. Michael Thompson is a stud, this won't be his last win. Updated standings and a note at the bottom about Pebble. Welcome your thoughts and memories if you've ever been out there as well...
Last thought: There are very few places that live up to a lifetime of hype. One is Augusta National and the Masters and last week I found out Pebble Beach is another. If you haven't been, imagine one of the most beautiful places you've ever seen with a VERY GOOD golf course on top of it. I was skeptical, but the place exceeded the hype. Here's a quick picture I took on 18 after the round. I'll be selling limited edition signed pieces. My best shot of they day! I did shoot 86 from the tips, played fairly well with a few loose tee balls in the middle of the round.
Nice to see a former Travelers Championship am exemption get his first win on tour. Michael Thompson is a stud, this won't be his last win. Updated standings and a note at the bottom about Pebble. Welcome your thoughts and memories if you've ever been out there as well...
| Jim Fisher | - | $3,641,400 | |||||
| Jennifer King | - | $3,457,403 | |||||
| Gray Kitchens | - | $3,112,122 | |||||
| Jake Louricas | - | $2,994,478 | |||||
| Don Adams | - | $2,892,894 | |||||
| Andrew Tucker | - | $2,771,550 | |||||
| Hunter Hughey | - | $2,721,750 | |||||
| Matt Saler | - | $2,683,886 | |||||
| Russ Tigue | - | $2,683,365 | |||||
| Sean Scoopmire | - | $2,184,709 | |||||
| PLAYOFF CUT LINE | |||||||
| John Barnes | - | $2,023,800 | |||||
| John Reilly | - | $1,902,211 | |||||
| Greg Adams | - | $1,873,780 | |||||
| Mike Jones | - | $1,858,650 | |||||
| Stefen Lovelace | - | $1,797,595 | |||||
| Ryan Jordan | - | $1,745,027 | |||||
| Tim Baker Sr. | - | $1,700,150 | |||||
| Justin Marksamer | - | $1,692,716 | |||||
| Jason Swanson | - | $1,687,096 | |||||
| Jamie Pimental | - | $1,677,200 | |||||
| Joe Eber | - | $1,658,525 | |||||
| Brian Marchant | - | $1,629,350 | |||||
| Tom Roberts | - | $1,627,261 | |||||
| Troy Engebretson | - | $1,622,256 | |||||
| Allen Freedman | - | $1,591,948 | |||||
| Blake Browne | - | $1,565,836 | |||||
| Mike Hubbard | - | $1,552,869 | |||||
| Brian Remsberg | - | $1,523,760 | |||||
| Jeff Wilson | - | $1,451,751 | |||||
| Jeremy Hammond | - | $1,381,947 | |||||
| Chris Hood | - | $1,369,970 | |||||
| Kyle Rubeling | - | $1,165,720 | |||||
| Stephen Riddick | - | $1,134,976 | |||||
| Bill Horton | - | $1,108,346 | |||||
| Patrick King | - | $1,062,435 | |||||
| Brian Jones | - | $920,850 | |||||
| Travis Brown | - | $881,855 | |||||
| Alex Yates | - | $870,193 | |||||
| Jim Hobart | - | $817,910 | |||||
| Sue Hubbard | - | $656,385 | |||||
| Mark Eber | - | $634,720 | |||||
| Nick Eber | - | $596,397 | |||||
| Chip Kay | - | $581,110 | |||||
| Stefan Manford | - | $501,886 | |||||
| Mark Wilson | - | $366,321 |
Last thought: There are very few places that live up to a lifetime of hype. One is Augusta National and the Masters and last week I found out Pebble Beach is another. If you haven't been, imagine one of the most beautiful places you've ever seen with a VERY GOOD golf course on top of it. I was skeptical, but the place exceeded the hype. Here's a quick picture I took on 18 after the round. I'll be selling limited edition signed pieces. My best shot of they day! I did shoot 86 from the tips, played fairly well with a few loose tee balls in the middle of the round.
Monday, February 25, 2013
WGC-Accenture Update...
Some solid picks this week with five of you picking Kuchar in combination with Poulter. That's $2 million in weekly earnings. We have some new faces in the top 10 as well as a new pool leader in Jim Fisher.
Both Mark and Jake had one player get knocked out in the first round, so the cuts made streak lives on for another week.
I also made some updates to the Full Season picks tab in the Excel document. We had a few people pick Kuchar and Jim Fisher currently leads that pool too. We'll post some more updates on that front after the Masters.
And lastly, please send your picks to me (kyler@imre.com) this week, not Brian.
Updated Standings...
Both Mark and Jake had one player get knocked out in the first round, so the cuts made streak lives on for another week.
I also made some updates to the Full Season picks tab in the Excel document. We had a few people pick Kuchar and Jim Fisher currently leads that pool too. We'll post some more updates on that front after the Masters.
And lastly, please send your picks to me (kyler@imre.com) this week, not Brian.
Updated Standings...
| 1 | - | Jim Fisher | - | $3,485,400 |
| 2 | - | Jennifer King | - | $3,301,403 |
| 3 | - | Gray Kitchens | - | $3,064,272 |
| 4 | - | Jake Louricas | - | $2,994,478 |
| 5 | - | Don Adams | - | $2,666,694 |
| 6 | - | Matt Saler | - | $2,636,036 |
| 7 | - | Andrew Tucker | - | $2,545,350 |
| 8 | - | Russ Tigue | - | $2,527,365 |
| 9 | - | Hunter Hughey | - | $2,495,550 |
| 10 | - | John Barnes | - | $1,975,950 |
| PLAYOFF CUT LINE | ||||
| 11 | - | Sean Scoopmire | - | $1,958,509 |
| 12 | - | Mike Jones | - | $1,810,800 |
| 13 | - | Stefen Lovelace | - | $1,749,745 |
| 14 | - | John Reilly | - | $1,746,211 |
| 15 | - | Greg Adams | - | $1,717,780 |
| 16 | - | Joe Eber | - | $1,622,000 |
| 17 | - | Justin Marksamer | - | $1,614,476 |
| 18 | - | Ryan Jordan | - | $1,589,027 |
| 19 | - | Blake Browne | - | $1,565,836 |
| 20 | - | Tim Baker Sr. | - | $1,544,150 |
| 21 | - | Jason Swanson | - | $1,531,096 |
| 22 | - | Jamie Pimental | - | $1,521,200 |
| 23 | - | Mike Hubbard | - | $1,516,344 |
| 24 | - | Brian Remsberg | - | $1,509,720 |
| 25 | - | Brian Marchant | - | $1,473,350 |
| 26 | - | Troy Engebretson | - | $1,466,256 |
| 27 | - | Allen Freedman | - | $1,435,948 |
| 28 | - | Tom Roberts | - | $1,401,061 |
| 29 | - | Chris Hood | - | $1,322,120 |
| 30 | - | Jeremy Hammond | - | $1,225,947 |
| 31 | - | Jeff Wilson | - | $1,225,551 |
| 32 | - | Patrick King | - | $1,062,435 |
| 33 | - | Bill Horton | - | $1,060,496 |
| 34 | - | Kyle Rubeling | - | $1,009,720 |
| 35 | - | Stephen Riddick | - | $908,776 |
| 36 | - | Travis Brown | - | $881,855 |
| 37 | - | Brian Jones | - | $873,000 |
| 38 | - | Alex Yates | - | $856,153 |
| 39 | - | Jim Hobart | - | $661,910 |
| 40 | - | Nick Eber | - | $596,397 |
| 41 | - | Sue Hubbard | - | $578,145 |
| 42 | - | Mark Eber | - | $478,720 |
| 43 | - | Chip Kay | - | $425,110 |
| 44 | - | Stefan Manford | - | $423,646 |
| 45 | - | Mark Wilson | - | $366,321 |
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