US NATIONWIDE TOUR REPORT, SCORES
John Daly three shots off the pace in Fort Smith Classic
John Daly shot a 2-under 68 and finished three strokes off the lead after the second round of the Nationwide Tour’s Fort Smith Classic in Arkansas/
Daly finished the day tied for fifth at 6 under at the 6,783-yard Hardscrabble Country Club course. First-round leader Nathan Smith (70) is again atop the leaderboard at 9 under after two rounds. Zack Miller (66) is one stroke behind.
This is Daly’s first Nationwide event since 1991. He is from Dardanelle, about 75 miles from Fort Smith, and organizers hope he can help this struggling tournament find a title sponsor so it can remain viable for the future.
“I was five shots out to begin the day and the lead didn’t move, so now I’m three shots back,” Daly said. “Any time you can pick up a couple here and there on Friday, it makes you feel good. It’s anybody’s ballgame.”
The two-time major champion birdied Nos. 1, 6 and 11. He also saved par several times, including on the par-4 18th after his tee shot went far to the right and bounced off the cart path, and his second shot went over the green and between the grandstands. Daly bounced back with a nice chip on his third shot and made a 15-foot putt for par. Daly made par on each of the final seven holes.
“I’m putting real well,” Daly said. “I’m hitting my lines. If you’re hitting your lines and not making them it’s just the rub of the green. I made a few key putts for par today and I left a lot on the table, but I really like the way I’m stroking the ball.”
Miller birdied three holes on the back nine to tie Smith for the lead before bogeying his final hole.
SECOND ROUND TOTALS
Par 140 (2x70)
131 Nathan Smith 61 70
132 Zach Miller 66 66
133 Matt Davidson 64 69, David McKenzie 69 64
134 Camilo Benedetti 69 65, Matthew Borchert 67 67, Josh Broadaway 69 65, John Daly 66 68, Jay Delsing 66 68, Fabian Gomez 68 66, Chris Kirk 65 69, Dave Schultz 69 65
135 Jeff Brehaut 68 67, Scott Gutschewski 68 67, Won Joon Lee 67 68, Chris Parra 65 70, Tag Ridings 67 68, Justin Smith 67 68
136 Brian Bateman 66 70, Tom Byrum 69 67, Jason Enloe 69 67, Doug LaBelle II 66 70, Jin Park 67 69, Alistair Presnell 70 66, Rick Price 67 69, Michael Putnam 66 70, Darron Stiles 67 69, Kyle Thompson 66 70
137 Jonas Blixt 68 69, Gary Christian 69 68, Paul Claxton 69 68, Kevin Kisner 67 70, David Mathis 70 67, William McGirt 66 71, Jon Mills 71 66, Garrett Osborn 70 67, Brenden Pappas 65 72, Brendan Steele 71 66, Jhonathan Vegas 67 70, Ron Whittaker 69 68
138 Mark Anderson 67 71, Scott Brown 70 68, a-Bronson Burgoon 72 66, Marco Dawson 70 68, Brad Elder 69 69, Tommy Gainey 67 71, Scott Gardiner 72 66, Ty Harris 69 69, John Kimbell 70 68, Bob May 68 70, Sonny Skinner 68 70, Scott Sterling 68 70
139 Joe Affrunti 68 71, Ken Duke 67 72, Hunter Haas 72 67, J.J. Killeen 69 70, Bronson LaCassie 69 70, a-Jamie Lovemark 69 70, David Morland IV 71 68, Trevor Murphy 66 73, Chris Nallen 69 70, John Riegger 69 70, Dustin Risdon 69 70, Patrick Sheehan 69 70, Peter Tomasulo 69 70, Diego Vanegas 71 68
MISSED THE CUT
140 Keegan Bradley 71 69, D.J. Brigman 70 70, Gavin Coles 68 72, Jeff Curl 70 70, Brent Delahoussaye 71 69, Scott Dunlap 70 70, Nick Flanagan 69 71, Jeff Gallagher 69 71, Robert Gamez 68 72, Paul Gow 67 73, Brandt Jobe 71 69, Tom Kalinowski 70 70, Ewan Porter 70 70, Dicky Pride 68 72, Julien Trudeau 68 72
141 Steve Alker 72 69, Ryan Armour 70 71, Travis Bertoni 71 70, Mark Brooks 70 71, Glen Day 71 70, Kelly Grunewald 72 69, Jesse Hutchins 71 70, Bradley Iles 67 74, Jim Kane 72 69, Colt Knost 71 70, B.J. Staten 69 72, Tjaart Van der Walt 72 69, Aaron Watkins 70 71, Will Wilcox 71 70
142 Brad Adamonis 70 72, David Branshaw 74 68, Miguel Carballo 69 73, Wil Collins 72 70, Jess Daley 71 71, Ryan Hietala 70 72, Mike Lavery 73 69, Brent Long 71 71, Jon McLean 70 72
143 Daniel Barbetti 71 72, George Bradford 74 69, Bubba Dickerson 73 70, Clint Jensen 72 71, Leif Olson 69 74, Tom Scherrer 73 70, Andrew Svoboda 74 69, Phil Tataurangi 74 69, Esteban Toledo 73 70
144 Adam Bland 73 71, Ted Brown 69 75, Andrew Buckle 71 73, Michael Clark II 72 72, Matt Every 73 71, James Hahn 73 71, David Hearn 73 71, Luke List 71 73, Adam Meyer 71 73, Rob Oppenheim 74 70, Andrew Parr 71 73, Steve Pate 73 71, Scott Stallings 73 71, Casey Wittenberg 72 72
145 Dan Buchner 76 69, Todd Fischer 70 75, Tim Fleming 72 73, Justin Hicks 73 72, Bryan Novoa 69 76, Martin Piller 73 72, Brian Vranesh 73 72
146 Nick Beach 75 71, Bryan DeCorso 71 75, Todd Demsey 71 75, Cliff Kresge 72 74, Frank Lickliter II 75 71, Major Manning 72 74, Kyle Reifers 73 73, Geoffrey Sisk 72 74, Paul Stankowski 75 71
147 Stephen Leaney 72 75, Michael Sims 76 71, Andre Stolz 72 75
148 Kyle Stanley 76 72
149 Bobby MacWhinnie 72 77, Justin Peters 70 79
151 Sal Spallone 78 73
153 Stephen Poole 75 78
155 Tom Cannarozzo 78 77
157 Alan McFerran 76 81
WD: 75 Jim Carter
John Daly shot a 2-under 68 and finished three strokes off the lead after the second round of the Nationwide Tour’s Fort Smith Classic in Arkansas/
Daly finished the day tied for fifth at 6 under at the 6,783-yard Hardscrabble Country Club course. First-round leader Nathan Smith (70) is again atop the leaderboard at 9 under after two rounds. Zack Miller (66) is one stroke behind.
This is Daly’s first Nationwide event since 1991. He is from Dardanelle, about 75 miles from Fort Smith, and organizers hope he can help this struggling tournament find a title sponsor so it can remain viable for the future.
“I was five shots out to begin the day and the lead didn’t move, so now I’m three shots back,” Daly said. “Any time you can pick up a couple here and there on Friday, it makes you feel good. It’s anybody’s ballgame.”
The two-time major champion birdied Nos. 1, 6 and 11. He also saved par several times, including on the par-4 18th after his tee shot went far to the right and bounced off the cart path, and his second shot went over the green and between the grandstands. Daly bounced back with a nice chip on his third shot and made a 15-foot putt for par. Daly made par on each of the final seven holes.
“I’m putting real well,” Daly said. “I’m hitting my lines. If you’re hitting your lines and not making them it’s just the rub of the green. I made a few key putts for par today and I left a lot on the table, but I really like the way I’m stroking the ball.”
Miller birdied three holes on the back nine to tie Smith for the lead before bogeying his final hole.
SECOND ROUND TOTALS
Par 140 (2x70)
131 Nathan Smith 61 70
132 Zach Miller 66 66
133 Matt Davidson 64 69, David McKenzie 69 64
134 Camilo Benedetti 69 65, Matthew Borchert 67 67, Josh Broadaway 69 65, John Daly 66 68, Jay Delsing 66 68, Fabian Gomez 68 66, Chris Kirk 65 69, Dave Schultz 69 65
135 Jeff Brehaut 68 67, Scott Gutschewski 68 67, Won Joon Lee 67 68, Chris Parra 65 70, Tag Ridings 67 68, Justin Smith 67 68
136 Brian Bateman 66 70, Tom Byrum 69 67, Jason Enloe 69 67, Doug LaBelle II 66 70, Jin Park 67 69, Alistair Presnell 70 66, Rick Price 67 69, Michael Putnam 66 70, Darron Stiles 67 69, Kyle Thompson 66 70
137 Jonas Blixt 68 69, Gary Christian 69 68, Paul Claxton 69 68, Kevin Kisner 67 70, David Mathis 70 67, William McGirt 66 71, Jon Mills 71 66, Garrett Osborn 70 67, Brenden Pappas 65 72, Brendan Steele 71 66, Jhonathan Vegas 67 70, Ron Whittaker 69 68
138 Mark Anderson 67 71, Scott Brown 70 68, a-Bronson Burgoon 72 66, Marco Dawson 70 68, Brad Elder 69 69, Tommy Gainey 67 71, Scott Gardiner 72 66, Ty Harris 69 69, John Kimbell 70 68, Bob May 68 70, Sonny Skinner 68 70, Scott Sterling 68 70
139 Joe Affrunti 68 71, Ken Duke 67 72, Hunter Haas 72 67, J.J. Killeen 69 70, Bronson LaCassie 69 70, a-Jamie Lovemark 69 70, David Morland IV 71 68, Trevor Murphy 66 73, Chris Nallen 69 70, John Riegger 69 70, Dustin Risdon 69 70, Patrick Sheehan 69 70, Peter Tomasulo 69 70, Diego Vanegas 71 68
MISSED THE CUT
140 Keegan Bradley 71 69, D.J. Brigman 70 70, Gavin Coles 68 72, Jeff Curl 70 70, Brent Delahoussaye 71 69, Scott Dunlap 70 70, Nick Flanagan 69 71, Jeff Gallagher 69 71, Robert Gamez 68 72, Paul Gow 67 73, Brandt Jobe 71 69, Tom Kalinowski 70 70, Ewan Porter 70 70, Dicky Pride 68 72, Julien Trudeau 68 72
141 Steve Alker 72 69, Ryan Armour 70 71, Travis Bertoni 71 70, Mark Brooks 70 71, Glen Day 71 70, Kelly Grunewald 72 69, Jesse Hutchins 71 70, Bradley Iles 67 74, Jim Kane 72 69, Colt Knost 71 70, B.J. Staten 69 72, Tjaart Van der Walt 72 69, Aaron Watkins 70 71, Will Wilcox 71 70
142 Brad Adamonis 70 72, David Branshaw 74 68, Miguel Carballo 69 73, Wil Collins 72 70, Jess Daley 71 71, Ryan Hietala 70 72, Mike Lavery 73 69, Brent Long 71 71, Jon McLean 70 72
143 Daniel Barbetti 71 72, George Bradford 74 69, Bubba Dickerson 73 70, Clint Jensen 72 71, Leif Olson 69 74, Tom Scherrer 73 70, Andrew Svoboda 74 69, Phil Tataurangi 74 69, Esteban Toledo 73 70
144 Adam Bland 73 71, Ted Brown 69 75, Andrew Buckle 71 73, Michael Clark II 72 72, Matt Every 73 71, James Hahn 73 71, David Hearn 73 71, Luke List 71 73, Adam Meyer 71 73, Rob Oppenheim 74 70, Andrew Parr 71 73, Steve Pate 73 71, Scott Stallings 73 71, Casey Wittenberg 72 72
145 Dan Buchner 76 69, Todd Fischer 70 75, Tim Fleming 72 73, Justin Hicks 73 72, Bryan Novoa 69 76, Martin Piller 73 72, Brian Vranesh 73 72
146 Nick Beach 75 71, Bryan DeCorso 71 75, Todd Demsey 71 75, Cliff Kresge 72 74, Frank Lickliter II 75 71, Major Manning 72 74, Kyle Reifers 73 73, Geoffrey Sisk 72 74, Paul Stankowski 75 71
147 Stephen Leaney 72 75, Michael Sims 76 71, Andre Stolz 72 75
148 Kyle Stanley 76 72
149 Bobby MacWhinnie 72 77, Justin Peters 70 79
151 Sal Spallone 78 73
153 Stephen Poole 75 78
155 Tom Cannarozzo 78 77
157 Alan McFerran 76 81
WD: 75 Jim Carter
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