Dustin Johnson, Henrik Stenson set US Open pace with 65s
Tiger Woods hardly recognisable during opening 80 at Chambers Bay
UNIVERSITY PLACE, Washington – Tiger Woods won his first U.S. Open in 2000 by 15 shot, the biggest margin of victory in the history of the national championship.
In Thursday’s first round, 15 years to the day since his record
finish at Pebble Beach, Woods was again on a seaside layout and breaking
a far less admirable record – his worst score in a U.S. Open. Woods’
10-over 80 is a new low/high.
Woods came to Chambers Bay after struggling to make the cut (on the number) at the Memorial Tournament two weeks ago.
He followed up his third made cut of the year at Muirfield Village with his worst score of his career as a professional, a 13-over 85 in Saturday’s third round to finish 71st at a tournament he has won five times.
Currently 195th in the Official World Golf Ranking, Woods barely played up to that ranking on Thursday with a triple bogey, eight bogeys and just one birdie.
“Not very happy, that’s for sure,” Woods said. “It was a tough day. Got off to a bad start. I stuck that 6-iron in the ground on the first hole, and then just couldn’t quite get it turned around today.”
Before Thursday, Woods’ worst score in a U.S. Open was 76 – a number he posted four times. His worst score in any major remains the 81 he posted at the 2002 Open Championship at Muirfield.
“I fought hard,” Woods said after his round “And that was my number. I couldn’t grind out any harder than that. So that’s just the way I played and unfortunately it was a high number today. “
Woods’ struggles started early. He hit the middle of the fairway on the par-4 first hole, but couldn’t find the green, which was a theme for the day as he hit only nine of 18 greens.
Woods’ drive on the first was also a rarity. He found only six fairways on Thursday afternoon and unlike other times this year when Woods struggled and could depend on his putter, not even that club worked in the first round. He had 36 putts, which included a trio of three-putts.
“I know when I do it right, it’s so easy,” Woods said of his swing. “It just feels easy to control, easy to do it, easy to hit all my shots. I just need to do it more often and build from there.”
Unfortunately for Woods, those good swings are outnumbered by swings that don’t even resemble the one Woods used in winning 14 major championships.
Woods knows the results will be slow – it’s not his first go-round making swing changes – and while he continues to believe in the path he is on with Chris Como, the question is what happens if the desired results never come.
“It’s one of those things, just got to work through it,” Woods said. “I’m trying as hard as I can to do it, and for some reason I just can’t get the consistency that I’d like to have out there.”
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Dustin Johnson, Henrik Stenson share lead on five-under 65s
FROM GOLF CHANNEL.COM
The carnage has already begun at the U.S. Open, but several big names made an early splash at Chambers Bay. Here's how things look after the first round in the Pacific Northwest, where Dustin Johnson and Henrik Stenson share the lead:
Leaderboard: Dustin Johnson (-5), Henrik Stenson (-5), Patrick Reed (-4), Matt Kuchar (-3), (a) Brian Campbell (-3), Jordan Spieth (-2), Jason Day (-2)
What it means: Johnson made the first move to the top of the standings, separating from a pack of early contenders and briefly threatening major golf's holy grail of 63. Despite a closing bogey, he shot a 65 and now shares the lead with Stenson, another player in search of his first major title.
Round of the day: Johnson started on the back nine, turning in 2-under 33 before adding four birdies in a seven-hole stretch on his inward half. He found 14 of 18 greens in regulation and made his lone blemish on No. 9 after failing to birdie the par-5 eighth hole.
Best of the rest: Stenson carded seven birdies on his round, including four in a five-hole stretch from Nos. 14-18. Like Johnson, Stenson missed only four greens in regulation and the Swede needed only 27 putts to complete his round.
Biggest disappointment: Tiger Woods' freefall continues after he posted a 10-over 80. Woods didn't make a birdie until the 16th hole, made a triple bogey on No. 14 and cold-topped a 3-wood on his final hole of the day. He appears to be headed for what would be only his second missed cut at the U.S. Open as a professional.
Main storyline heading into Friday: Aside from the morbid curiosity that will accompany Woods' round, the player to watch is Johnson, who appeared most in control among the leaders during his opener. Perennial contender Phil Mickelson (69) is already on the fringe of the leaderboard, while Rory McIlroy (72) sits seven shots off the pace and needs to rebound.
Shot of the day: Rickie Fowler didn't have many highlights during an opening 81, but he nearly had an albatross on the par-4 12th hole. Fowler's tee shot bounded over a mound and rolled back toward the cup, setting up a tap-in eagle.
SCOTSWATCH. Marc Warren is off to a great start with a 68 for T7 position. Colin Montgomerie is T14 with a 69.
Highlander Jimmy Gunn, making his major debut, had a respectable 72 for T52.
Stephen Gallacher shot a 78 to be T141
ALL THE FIRST-ROUND SCORES
par 70
Woods came to Chambers Bay after struggling to make the cut (on the number) at the Memorial Tournament two weeks ago.
He followed up his third made cut of the year at Muirfield Village with his worst score of his career as a professional, a 13-over 85 in Saturday’s third round to finish 71st at a tournament he has won five times.
Currently 195th in the Official World Golf Ranking, Woods barely played up to that ranking on Thursday with a triple bogey, eight bogeys and just one birdie.
“Not very happy, that’s for sure,” Woods said. “It was a tough day. Got off to a bad start. I stuck that 6-iron in the ground on the first hole, and then just couldn’t quite get it turned around today.”
Before Thursday, Woods’ worst score in a U.S. Open was 76 – a number he posted four times. His worst score in any major remains the 81 he posted at the 2002 Open Championship at Muirfield.
“I fought hard,” Woods said after his round “And that was my number. I couldn’t grind out any harder than that. So that’s just the way I played and unfortunately it was a high number today. “
Woods’ struggles started early. He hit the middle of the fairway on the par-4 first hole, but couldn’t find the green, which was a theme for the day as he hit only nine of 18 greens.
Woods’ drive on the first was also a rarity. He found only six fairways on Thursday afternoon and unlike other times this year when Woods struggled and could depend on his putter, not even that club worked in the first round. He had 36 putts, which included a trio of three-putts.
“I know when I do it right, it’s so easy,” Woods said of his swing. “It just feels easy to control, easy to do it, easy to hit all my shots. I just need to do it more often and build from there.”
Unfortunately for Woods, those good swings are outnumbered by swings that don’t even resemble the one Woods used in winning 14 major championships.
Woods knows the results will be slow – it’s not his first go-round making swing changes – and while he continues to believe in the path he is on with Chris Como, the question is what happens if the desired results never come.
“It’s one of those things, just got to work through it,” Woods said. “I’m trying as hard as I can to do it, and for some reason I just can’t get the consistency that I’d like to have out there.”
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Dustin Johnson, Henrik Stenson share lead on five-under 65s
FROM GOLF CHANNEL.COM
The carnage has already begun at the U.S. Open, but several big names made an early splash at Chambers Bay. Here's how things look after the first round in the Pacific Northwest, where Dustin Johnson and Henrik Stenson share the lead:
Leaderboard: Dustin Johnson (-5), Henrik Stenson (-5), Patrick Reed (-4), Matt Kuchar (-3), (a) Brian Campbell (-3), Jordan Spieth (-2), Jason Day (-2)
What it means: Johnson made the first move to the top of the standings, separating from a pack of early contenders and briefly threatening major golf's holy grail of 63. Despite a closing bogey, he shot a 65 and now shares the lead with Stenson, another player in search of his first major title.
Round of the day: Johnson started on the back nine, turning in 2-under 33 before adding four birdies in a seven-hole stretch on his inward half. He found 14 of 18 greens in regulation and made his lone blemish on No. 9 after failing to birdie the par-5 eighth hole.
Best of the rest: Stenson carded seven birdies on his round, including four in a five-hole stretch from Nos. 14-18. Like Johnson, Stenson missed only four greens in regulation and the Swede needed only 27 putts to complete his round.
Biggest disappointment: Tiger Woods' freefall continues after he posted a 10-over 80. Woods didn't make a birdie until the 16th hole, made a triple bogey on No. 14 and cold-topped a 3-wood on his final hole of the day. He appears to be headed for what would be only his second missed cut at the U.S. Open as a professional.
Main storyline heading into Friday: Aside from the morbid curiosity that will accompany Woods' round, the player to watch is Johnson, who appeared most in control among the leaders during his opener. Perennial contender Phil Mickelson (69) is already on the fringe of the leaderboard, while Rory McIlroy (72) sits seven shots off the pace and needs to rebound.
Shot of the day: Rickie Fowler didn't have many highlights during an opening 81, but he nearly had an albatross on the par-4 12th hole. Fowler's tee shot bounded over a mound and rolled back toward the cup, setting up a tap-in eagle.
SCOTSWATCH. Marc Warren is off to a great start with a 68 for T7 position. Colin Montgomerie is T14 with a 69.
Highlander Jimmy Gunn, making his major debut, had a respectable 72 for T52.
Stephen Gallacher shot a 78 to be T141
ALL THE FIRST-ROUND SCORES
par 70
T1 | Dustin Johnson | 65 | 5:17 pm | - | - | -5 | F | -5 | 65 |
T1 | Henrik Stenson | 65 | 5:17 pm | - | - | -5 | F | -5 | 65 |
3 | Patrick Reed | 66 | 5:39 pm | - | - | -4 | F | -4 | 66 |
T4 | Matt Kuchar | 67 | 5:06 pm | - | - | -3 | F | -3 | 67 |
T4 | Ben Martin | 67 | 11:39 am | - | - | -3 | F | -3 | 67 |
T4 | Brian Campbell | 67 | 12:01 pm | - | - | -3 | F | -3 | 67 |
T7 | Cody Gribble | 68 | 4:22 pm | - | - | -2 | F | -2 | 68 |
T7 | Francesco Molinari | 68 | 5:17 pm | - | - | -2 | F | -2 | 68 |
T7 | Jason Dufner | 68 | 5:50 pm | - | - | -2 | F | -2 | 68 |
T7 | Marc Warren | 68 | 5:50 pm | - | - | -2 | F | -2 | 68 |
T7 | Joost Luiten | 68 | 10:44 am | - | - | -2 | F | -2 | 68 |
T7 | Jason Day | 68 | 11:17 am | - | - | -2 | F | -2 | 68 |
T7 | Jordan Spieth | 68 | 11:17 am | - | - | -2 | F | -2 | 68 |
T14 | Phil Mickelson | 69 | 4:33 pm | - | - | -1 | F | -1 | 69 |
T14 | Kevin Chappell | 69 | 4:55 pm | - | - | -1 | F | -1 | 69 |
T14 | Brian Harman | 69 | 4:55 pm | - | - | -1 | F | -1 | 69 |
T14 | Brandt Snedeker | 69 | 5:17 pm | - | - | -1 | F | -1 | 69 |
T14 | Miguel Angel Jimenez | 69 | 5:28 pm | - | - | -1 | F | -1 | 69 |
T14 | Colin Montgomerie | 69 | 5:28 pm | - | - | -1 | F | -1 | 69 |
T14 | Geoff Ogilvy | 69 | 10:33 am | - | - | -1 | F | -1 | 69 |
T14 | Charlie Beljan | 69 | 10:44 am | - | - | -1 | F | -1 | 69 |
T14 | Tony Finau | 69 | 10:44 am | - | - | -1 | F | -1 | 69 |
T14 | Ollie Schniederjans | 69 | 10:55 am | - | - | -1 | F | -1 | 69 |
T14 | Branden Grace | 69 | 11:06 am | - | - | -1 | F | -1 | 69 |
T14 | Shane Lowry | 69 | 11:39 am | - | - | -1 | F | -1 | 69 |
T26 | Michael Putnam | 70 | 4:00 pm | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Cameron Smith | 70 | 4:00 pm | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Angel Cabrera | 70 | 4:33 pm | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Bubba Watson | 70 | 4:33 pm | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Alexander Levy | 70 | 4:55 pm | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Masahiro Kawamura | 70 | 5:06 pm | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Hideki Matsuyama | 70 | 5:06 pm | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Sergio Garcia | 70 | 5:17 pm | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Adam Scott | 70 | 5:17 pm | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Chris Kirk | 70 | 5:39 pm | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Kevin Na | 70 | 5:50 pm | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Sebastian Cappelen | 70 | 6:01 pm | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Nick Hardy | 70 | 6:12 pm | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Brad Fritsch | 70 | 10:00 am | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Jamie Lovemark | 70 | 10:11 am | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T26 | Daniel Summerhays | 70 | 11:06 am | - | - | E | F | E | 70 |
T42 | Marcus Fraser | 71 | 4:00 pm | - | - | +1 | F | +1 | 71 |
T42 | Morgan Hoffmann | 71 | 4:44 pm | - | - | +1 | F | +1 | 71 |
T42 | Jim Furyk | 71 | 5:28 pm | - | - | +1 | F | +1 | 71 |
T42 | Russell Henley | 71 | 5:39 pm | - | - | +1 | F | +1 | 71 |
T42 | Andres Romero | 71 | 10:00 am | - | - | +1 | F | +1 | 71 |
T42 | Beau Hossler | 71 | 10:11 am | - | - | +1 | F | +1 | 71 |
T42 | Denny McCarthy | 71 | 10:11 am | - | - | +1 | F | +1 | 71 |
T42 | Kevin Kisner | 71 | 10:55 am | - | - | +1 | F | +1 | 71 |
T42 | Thongchai Jaidee | 71 | 11:06 am | - | - | +1 | F | +1 | 71 |
T42 | Cheng-Tsung Pan | 71 | 12:01 pm | - | - | +1 | F | +1 | 71 |
T52 | Troy Kelly | 72 | 4:00 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | John Parry | 72 | 4:11 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Kurt Barnes | 72 | 4:22 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | John Senden | 72 | 4:33 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Hiroyuki Fujita | 72 | 4:44 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | David Hearn | 72 | 4:44 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Andy Sullivan | 72 | 4:44 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Bernd Wiesberger | 72 | 4:44 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Martin Kaymer | 72 | 5:28 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Rory McIlroy | 72 | 5:28 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Brooks Koepka | 72 | 5:39 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Webb Simpson | 72 | 5:50 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Shiv Kapur | 72 | 10:11 am | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | J.B. Holmes | 72 | 10:22 am | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Ernie Els | 72 | 10:33 am | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Danny Willett | 72 | 10:44 am | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | George Coetzee | 72 | 10:55 am | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Paul Casey | 72 | 11:17 am | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Billy Horschel | 72 | 11:17 am | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Justin Rose | 72 | 11:17 am | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Zach Johnson | 72 | 11:39 am | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Ian Poulter | 72 | 11:39 am | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Jimmy Walker | 72 | 11:39 am | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Camilo Villegas | 72 | 11:50 am | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Mark Silvers | 72 | 12:01 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Jimmy Gunn | 72 | 12:12 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T52 | Sam Saunders | 72 | 12:12 pm | - | - | +2 | F | +2 | 72 |
T79 | Lucas Bjerregaard | 73 | 4:11 pm | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Jack Maguire | 73 | 4:11 pm | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Wen-Chong Liang | 73 | 4:44 pm | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Marcel Siem | 73 | 4:55 pm | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Byeong-Hun An | 73 | 5:39 pm | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Keegan Bradley | 73 | 5:50 pm | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Oliver Farr | 73 | 6:01 pm | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Tom Hoge | 73 | 10:00 am | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Luke Donald | 73 | 10:22 am | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Lucas Glover | 73 | 10:33 am | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Marc Leishman | 73 | 10:33 am | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Bo Van Pelt | 73 | 10:44 am | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Lee Janzen | 73 | 10:55 am | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Alexander Noren | 73 | 10:55 am | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Lee Westwood | 73 | 11:17 am | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Bill Haas | 73 | 11:28 am | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Hunter Mahan | 73 | 11:28 am | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Charl Schwartzel | 73 | 11:28 am | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T79 | Davis Riley | 73 | 12:12 pm | - | - | +3 | F | +3 | 73 |
T98 | Seuk-Hyun Baek | 74 | 4:00 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Richard H. Lee | 74 | 4:11 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Garth Mulroy | 74 | 4:11 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Jason Allred | 74 | 4:22 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Stephan Jaeger | 74 | 4:22 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Tim O'Neal | 74 | 4:22 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Victor Dubuisson | 74 | 4:33 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Gary Woodland | 74 | 4:33 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Lee McCoy | 74 | 4:55 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Robert Streb | 74 | 4:55 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Graeme McDowell | 74 | 5:06 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Gunn Yang | 74 | 5:28 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Jamie Donaldson | 74 | 5:39 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Brandon Hagy | 74 | 6:01 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Kevin Lucas | 74 | 6:12 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Roberto Castro | 74 | 10:00 am | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | D.A. Points | 74 | 10:11 am | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Bryson DeChambeau | 74 | 10:22 am | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Ryo Ishikawa | 74 | 10:22 am | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Ryan Palmer | 74 | 10:44 am | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Thomas Aiken | 74 | 11:06 am | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Tommy Fleetwood | 74 | 11:50 am | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Jake Knapp | 74 | 12:01 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Matt Mabrey | 74 | 12:01 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T98 | Andy Pope | 74 | 12:12 pm | - | - | +4 | F | +4 | 74 |
T123 | Steve Marino | 75 | 4:00 pm | - | - | +5 | F | +5 | 75 |
T123 | George McNeill | 75 | 5:06 pm | - | - | +5 | F | +5 | 75 |
T123 | Cameron Tringale | 75 | 5:06 pm | - | - | +5 | F | +5 | 75 |
T123 | Sam Horsfield | 75 | 6:01 pm | - | - | +5 | F | +5 | 75 |
T123 | Anirban Lahiri | 75 | 11:50 am | - | - | +5 | F | +5 | 75 |
T123 | Ryan Moore | 75 | 11:50 am | - | - | +5 | F | +5 | 75 |
T129 | Matthew NeSmith | 76 | 6:01 pm | - | - | +6 | F | +6 | 76 |
T129 | Jason Palmer | 76 | 10:00 am | - | - | +6 | F | +6 | 76 |
T129 | Brad Elder | 76 | 10:11 am | - | - | +6 | F | +6 | 76 |
T129 | Bradley Neil | 76 | 10:33 am | - | - | +6 | F | +6 | 76 |
T129 | Erik Compton | 76 | 11:50 am | - | - | +6 | F | +6 | 76 |
T129 | Charley Hoffman | 76 | 11:50 am | - | - | +6 | F | +6 | 76 |
T135 | Cole Hammer | 77 | 6:12 pm | - | - | +7 | F | +7 | 77 |
T135 | Tjaart Van der Walt | 77 | 10:00 am | - | - | +7 | F | +7 | 77 |
T135 | Retief Goosen | 77 | 10:33 am | - | - | +7 | F | +7 | 77 |
T135 | Darren Clarke | 77 | 10:55 am | - | - | +7 | F | +7 | 77 |
T135 | Louis Oosthuizen | 77 | 11:28 am | - | - | +7 | F | +7 | 77 |
T135 | Michael Davan | 77 | 12:12 pm | - | - | +7 | F | +7 | 77 |
T141 | Kyle Jones | 78 | 4:22 pm | - | - | +8 | F | +8 | 78 |
T141 | Matt Every | 78 | 5:50 pm | - | - | +8 | F | +8 | 78 |
T141 | Shunsuke Sonoda | 78 | 6:01 pm | - | - | +8 | F | +8 | 78 |
T141 | Blayne Barber | 78 | 10:22 am | - | - | +8 | F | +8 | 78 |
T141 | Danny Lee | 78 | 11:06 am | - | - | +8 | F | +8 | 78 |
T141 | Brendon Todd | 78 | 11:06 am | - | - | +8 | F | +8 | 78 |
T141 | Stephen Gallacher | 78 | 11:39 am | - | - | +8 | F | +8 | 78 |
T141 | Tyler Duncan | 78 | 12:01 pm | - | - | +8 | F | +8 | 78 |
T141 | Jared Becher | 78 | 12:12 pm | - | - | +8 | F | +8 | 78 |
T150 | Josh Persons | 79 | 4:11 pm | - | - | +9 | F | +9 | 79 |
T150 | Pat Wilson | 79 | 6:12 pm | - | - | +9 | F | +9 | 79 |
T152 | Alex Kim | 80 | 6:12 pm | - | - | +10 | F | +10 | 80 |
T152 | Billy Hurley III | 80 | 10:22 am | - | - | +10 | F | +10 | 80 |
T152 | Tiger Woods | 80 | 11:28 am | - | - | +10 | F | +10 | 80 |
155 | Rickie Fowler | 81 | 11:28 am | - | - | +11 | F | +11 | 81 |
156 | Rich Berberian Jr. | 83 | 6:12 pm | - | - | +13 | F | +13 | 83 |
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