There may be one player on tour who thinks Moore is better, but the rest of us are going to show him that Moore is less from here on out. All kidding aside, Roger Moore is and always will be one of the most unmerciful players on the AGT. Roger Moore, winner of the Players Championship, the AGT British Open and the BCI Invitational, has positioned himself as the "one to beat" on tour. If you have the opportunity to pair up with Moore, beware, his knowledge for the rules are keen and he may call you on an untutored oversight. Everyone’s intent was to win the first corporate sponsored AGT event of the year and unlike most events, the BCI Invitational had Moore riding on it then the customary AGT trophy. BCI presented the winner with a gracious undisclosed amount of long distance services to use domestically and internationally. BCI was proud to present the 1997 BCI Invitational trophy to Roger Moore. Moore hit 10 out of 14 fairways, 7 of 18 greens and 35 putts to shoot a net 71 with 6 birdies, 8 par’s and 4 bogey’s to apprehend his third event victory of the year.

Richard Tate 71

Matthew Freeman 74.22

Mark Miller 74.5

Chris Trussell 75

Gary Hoyle 75.14

Roger Moore 75.22

Robert Adams 76.22

Tim Buchannan 77.20

Paul Hinton 77.40

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