Dumfries Challenger Series

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Kyle Smith with Thomas Muirhead at third, Kyle Waddell and Cameron Smith on the front end wins the 2016 Dumfries Challenger Series.

PLAYOFF BRACKET TEAM PROFILE


Final Ranking

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Kyle Smith	$4,997	16.164
2.	Cameron Bryce	$2,499	12.701
3.	Antonio De Mollinedo	$1,166	9.814
3.	Grant Hardie	$1,166	9.814
5.	Bruce Mouat	$666	6.928
5.	Tobias Thune	$666	6.928
5.	Ally Fraser	$666	6.928
5.	Michael Brunner	$666	6.928

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Event Information

Purse Breakdown: 1/4 Finals Â£400 each 4th Place Â£600 3rd Place Â£800 2nd Place Â£1500 1st Place Â£3000

Event Purse: $7,500

Entry Fee: $350 GBP

Dumfries, Scotland

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2017: Bruce Mouat
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Edinburgh, SCO
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Stirling, SCO
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Edinburgh, SCO
2014: Tom Brewster
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