Miguel Angel Jimenez of Spain

Players with scores of 144 or worse missed the cut, a group that included Andres Gonzales (77-68 — 145) of Olympia and Michael Putnam (76-70 — 146) of University Place.Coach Handbags, 70% Off, 2011 Cheap Coach Handbags Sale Online! Welcome, free shipping!

Haas, son of ex-PGA Tour player Jay Haas, lost in a three-way playoff last weekend at the Bob Hope Classic, won by Jhonattan Vegas. Vegas (69 on the South) was tied for 12th at 138.Kim (67 on the South) was tied for the lead after 10 holes, bogeyed No. 11 and finished with seven pars.

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• Miguel Angel Jimenez of Spain coped with a broken putter by using a lob wedge on the green to make three birdies — including a 15-footer — as part of a 7-under-par 65 that put him in a four-way tie for the lead in the Volvo Champions,who usually go to online shop.

Jimenez was tied at 133 with Edoardo Molinari (65) of Italy, Raphael Jacquelin (65) of France and Peter Hanson (67) of Sweden in the European Tour event in Riffa, Bahrain.

Of breaking his putter on the 13th hole, Jimenez said, "I missed, like, 3-foot putts a few times, so I just slammed the putter and, unfortunately, the bag came in the way. I am now thinking that I putted so well with the lob wedge, whether I should keep it for tomorrow's round, too."Coach Outlet Store, 70% Off, 2011 Online Coach Outlet Store, come on, for the coach handbags you dream for, now or never!