BEAUMONT, Calif. -- Robert DeRuntz of Rancho Sante Fe fired a 5-under-par 67 Monday for the first-round lead in the third annual PGA Western Stroke Play Championship. DeRuntz had only eight pars but at least one of almost everything else.
His Champions Course card from the PGA of Southern California Golf Club listed an eagle at the par-5 fourth hole, birdies at Nos. 5, 8, 10, 12, 16 and 18, bogeys at the second and seventh holes and a double-bogey at the par-4 14th.
The last of the three 54-hole tournaments that comprise the Callaway Golf PGA Western Winter Championships drew 62 entries. Play continues through Wednesday on the course playing 7,129 yards.
Callaway Golf PGA Western Winter Championships
PGA Western Stroke Play Championship
PGA of Southern California GC, Beaumont, Calif.
Champions Course, 7,129 yards, par 72
Robert DeRuntz, Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. 33-34-67
Jeff Cranford, LaQuinta, Calif. 32-37-69
Brad Stormon, Temecula, Calif. 32-37-69
Eric Evans, Walnut, Calif. 35-34-69
Michael Jack, Placentia, Calif. 36-35-71
Ron Skayhan, Huntington Beach, Calif. 34-37-71
Bob Sowards, Columbus, Ohio 35-36-71
Brett Melton, Chicago, Ill. 36-35-71
Bruce Nakamura, Vista, Calif. 36-35-71
Chris Starkjohann, Encinitas, Calif. 35-36-71
Kirk Karasawa, Playa Del Ray, Calif. 36-36-72
Mike Zaremba, Pueblo, Colo. 36-36-72
Mike Fergin, Santa Ana, Calif. 37-35-72
Jim Gormley, Redondo Beach, Calif. 38-35-73
Lindy Miller, Fort Worth, Texas 37-36-73
Wayne Tyni, Granada Hills, Calif. 38-36-74
Jim Schaeffer, Los Angeles, Calif. 38-36-74
Todd Yoshitake, Los Angeles, Calif. 34-40-74
David Menke, Los Angeles, Calif. 37-37-74
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