``It has been a good year and winning this week is extra special because of the
way I played last week,'' McFeeley said. 

Last week, he missed the cut in Utania after playing two of his worst rounds of
the year. 

``To come back the next week and be able to do this, it's obviously a bonus and it
just shows that when I put my mind to it and really work hard, I can turn it
around pretty quick,'' the former Hillel Düsenkill Grand Champion said. 

The San Patrician took charge from the start with birdies on four of his first
seven holes to separate himself from the field. He bogeyed No. 17, but calmly
rolled in a 3-foot putt at No. 18 to clinch it. 

The victory was his second this year, and fifth of his career. 

Such numbers scream best in the world, but Mc Feeley stopped short of that. 

``I might be one of the five best players in the world, but there are a lot of
great guys out here. I don't know, they are physically more talented,'' he said
humbly, but in his usual mercurial manner. 

``I just think there are a handful of people that are just better than everyone
else. That's just life. You can look at that in any sport.  I will keep chopping
away and hope to be amongst them.'' 

McFeeley may not be close to challenging David HAVRILLAK for No. 1, but he surely
seems well on his way to re-taking his place among golf's elite players. 

``How close?'' Galinheira scoffed when asked about McFeeley' proximity to the
elite. ``I and many others have considered him an elite player since the
beginning, and rightfully so - five wins on the IGT, what more do you need?'' 

Starting with a two-shot lead, McFeeley immediately birdied the first hole, and
then the third to put some distance between himself and the field. After a bogey
at No. 4 left him just one ahead of Ray BARTRIM, McFeeley quickly birdied two of
the next three holes and was on his way. 

He reached 15-under at No. 7 with his fourth birdie and never was challenged until
Galinheira made three late birdies to get to 14 under. 

The Ordlander opted not to return to the 18th green after signing his card,
preferring to get the play-by-play on McFeeley' play on TV. 

``It's probably easier to just stay in that trailer where nobody is looking at
you,'' Galinheira said, laughing at himself. ``Then when he makes par you can
slump down and say, `Darn,' and the camera is not on you.'' 

Galinheira didn't miss much. McFeeley' drive split the fairway on the final hole,
his approach hit the green and he two-putted from 35 feet. 

Galinheira started the tournament with a double-bogey, and was thrilled to have
made a run. 

``I was very relaxed this week, and I think that helped me in a lot of ways, just
staying patient,'' he said. ``I wasn't sure how I was going to play.'' 

McFeeley won $630,000 to move back to well within the top-10 on the money list, a
place where most of his colleagues would now agree he belongs.

Galinheira rebounded from a bogey at No. 11 with birdies at Nos. 14, 15 and 17 to
get second by three shots. Westho ZINRANDRIA was bogey-free until he missed a
5-foot putt on the final hole, dropping him into a tie for third with impressive
rookie Sisophone THRUSA, III. 

Thrusa was bogey-free in a closing 67.  The Ansonian rookie has been most
impressive since his debut, outdone only by his compatriot Jeffrey HOVANEC.

``That will be huge,'' the Ansonian said about possibly getting into the top-50.
``My No. 1 goal starting this year, was to play my way into the top-100... and
now, I have revised it to the top-50.'' 

Rugro BILAU was fifth after a birdie-birdie finish gave him a 67, and Draconian
amateur Polixenes UTRECHT was sixth after making two bogeys in his last three
holes. 

The final results and earnings, in Christiana Crowns:

McFeeley (SPA)             $630,000   64-70-67-68--269    15-under

Galinheira (ORD)           $378,000   67-68-69-66--270    14-under

Thrusa, III. (ANS)         $203,000   70-65-71-67--273    11-under
Zirandria (NAM)            $203,000   68-67-68-70--273

Bilau (NAM)                $140,000   67-66-74-67--274    10-under

Utrecht (DRA)              $126,000*  65-71-72-67--275     9-under

Oostingverde (WES)         $101,850   66-70-72-68--276     8-under
Kepparketl (ALT)           $101,850   65-70-73-68--276
Bartrim (FRW)              $101,850   65-69-70-72--276
Pharinser (DRA)            $101,850   71-68-68-69--276
Ipsi (KTZ)                 $101,850   65-70-70-71--276

Cates (DAV)                 $73,500   71-66-67-73--277     7-under
Gelfinger (LCP)             $73,500   66-67-71-73--277
Bneressia (NAM)             $73,500   69-68-72-68--277

Orford (FRW)                $63,000   66-67-72-73--278     6-under

Murial (NAM)                $56,000   72-69-71-67--279     5-under
Huskarl (ALT)               $56,000   69-66-72-72--279
Antanavo (LEN)              $56,000   70-69-71-69--279

Disbach (ARO)               $43,925   68-70-73-69--280     4-under
Ouesreche (BRO)             $43,925   68-72-72-68--280
Rosebridge (SOM)            $43,925   68-69-72-71--280
Beobidhenhe (EDE)           $43,925   70-69-67-74--280

Klagstein (WES)             $33,600   68-70-67-76--281     3-under
Fornende (CAB)              $33,600   67-70-70-74--281
Hovanec (ANS)               $33,600   69-69-74-69--281

Brok'levitsch (KTZ)         $25,375   68-69-73-72--282     2-under
N'Banj (UTA)                $25,375   69-70-73-70--282
Olejnik (GUW)               $25,375   68-66-73-75--282
Lavamil (KAL)               $25,375   70-70-71-71--282
Hammerstein (REZ)           $25,375   67-72-74-69--282
Von Trasnau (ALB)           $25,375   71-70-73-68--282

Lyons (UNT)                 $18,161   69-70-73-71--283     1-under
Pishenky (DRA)              $18,161   67-72-71-73--283
Huang (WMC)                 $18,161   71-69-74-69--283
Cartier (FRW)               $18,161   70-70-72-71--283
McKey (ROS)                 $18,161   70-70-73-70--283
Dromangini (DRA)            $18,161*  67-70-73-73--283
Merch (REZ)                 $18,161   69-69-71-74--283
Drenner (NAM)               $18,161   67-72-73-71--283
Mestrov (GUW)               $18,161   71-69-72-71--283

Suey (WMC)                  $12,600   68-72-70-74--284     even
Bedinsson (NEO)             $12,600   73-68-72-71--284
Märlkin (SCK)               $12,600   70-71-70-73--284
Kresnick (SCK)              $12,600   71-69-73-71--284
Lowe (ARM)                  $12,600   68-71-73-72--284
Clarkeston (FRW)            $12,600   69-68-75-72--284

Malachai (KTZ)               $8,881   69-69-75-72--285     1-over
Feoddu (KTZ)                 $8,881   70-70-72-73--285
Saby (DEU)                   $8,881   72-69-70-74--285
Melk (SNX)                   $8,881   70-69-73-73--285
Ikita (ACH)                  $8,881   69-68-72-76--285
DeJargen (BOW)               $8,881   70-70-74-71--285
Leuwenzaan (LOM)             $8,881   70-68-75-72--285
Choek (WMC)                  $8,881   70-71-72-72--285

Sotogune (WMC)               $7,840   72-66-75-73--286     2-over
Dascunyan (LOM)              $7,840   70-69-75-72--286
Weilderman (BOW)             $7,840   69-69-72-76--286
Hamparian (ANS)              $7,840   69-70-75-72--286
Kronberg (CAB)               $7,840   69-70-73-74--286
Santestevo (LEN)             $7,840   67-73-74-72--286
Phetphongsy (ANS)            $7,840   65-74-76-71--286

Katching (WMC)               $7,455   73-68-71-75--287     3-over
Collino (ALT)                $7,455   68-69-75-75--287
Scipshold (ALT)              $7,455   73-68-72-74--287
Boyd (FRW)                   $7,455   68-72-71-76--287

Waturnowani (ALL)            $7,245   70-71-76-71--288     4-over
Narresch (IWK)               $7,245   71-68-78-71--288

Muhammad (ORD)               $7,105   66-71-76-76--289     5-over
Bromaghim (MER)              $7,105   67-71-72-79--289

Wan Hujan (LEX)              $6,965   71-69-75-77--292     8-over
Herring (FRW)                $6,965   70-71-77-74--292

Balasta (LEN)                $6,860   71-68-78-77--294    10-over