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| # | Player | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Joey Dills | |
| T2 | Tom Purtzer | |
| Howard Twitty | Winner of 1970 Porter Cup | |
| T4 | Barry Jaeckel | Winner of 1972 French Open |
| Pat McDonald | ||
| T6 | Dan Elliott | |
| David Lind | ||
| 8 | Calvin Peete | |
| T9 | Bruce Lietzke | |
| Dan O'Neill | ||
| Sammy Rachels | ||
| T12 |  Antonio Cerda Jr. | |
| Randy Feather |
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