Six players are tied for the lead at the OHL Classic following their opening rounds at Playa del Carmen in Mexico.
Unlike last year, the weather did not affect the first day as the leaders entered the clubhouse having carded rounds of 65.
Fourteen players are tied at five-under 67.
The American sextet sharing top spot on six-under par are Will MacKenzie, Robert Garrigus, Steve Wheatcroft, Hudson Swafford, Tony Finau and Daniel Berger.
Davis Love III, the 1997 PGA Championship winner, is one of 14 players who carded rounds of 66 to sit just off the pacesetters, while last year's winner Harris English is in a group that are two shots behind the leaders along with the highest-placed Mexican in the field, Carlos Ortiz.
The OHL Classic offers a total prize fund of 6.1million US dollars, with almost 1.1million of it to the winner, but none of the world's top 50 players will be battling it out in Playa del Carmen this week.
Former US Open and Masters champion Angel Cabrera is the top-ranked player in the field at 60th but the 45-year-old Argentinian seems out of contention having only managed a three-over par 74.
Alex Cejka is the leading European after day one. The German carded a five-under 66 to finish in the big group who sit just a shot off the pace.