ROGER CHAPMAN OVERNIGHT LEADER ON 68 IN US SENIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
The Brits did well in the first round of the United States Senior PGA Championship at Harbour Shores.
Englishman Roger Chapman is the leader with a three-under-par 68 on a day when not many players broke par.
New senior Paul Wesselingh - a past PGA Cup player - has had a 72 and veteran Welshman Mark Mouland a 72.
Former Ryder Cup captain Mark James had a first-day 73 - one shot ahead of Scots Andrew Oldcorn and Sandy Lyle.
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Englishman Roger Chapman is the leader with a three-under-par 68 on a day when not many players broke par.
New senior Paul Wesselingh - a past PGA Cup player - has had a 72 and veteran Welshman Mark Mouland a 72.
Former Ryder Cup captain Mark James had a first-day 73 - one shot ahead of Scots Andrew Oldcorn and Sandy Lyle.
TO VIEW THE STORY OF THE DAY'S PLAY AND ALL THE SCORES
CLICK HERE
Labels: SENIOR PROS
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