Chan Kim Opening 61 Steps PGA Tour is the championship of the Isco

Louisville, Ky. – Chan Kim fired on Thursday to 9-Man’s 61 in the Country Club Hurstbourne to take the advantage in the first round on the ISCO, opposite the PGA tour and tour in the country.

Kim opened with 123 meters for the eagle on a couple-4 fourth hole and had seven birds. He had a four-stroke lead through Callum Shinkwin from England, Thomas Rosentermueller from Germany and America Peter Malnati

“The holes at 4 definitely began in the morning,” Chan said. “I’m really proud of how I played today.”

Eight times of the winner in Japan Golf Tour, 35-year-old Kim chases his first PGA tour. He was born in South Korea, grew up in Hawaii and played in Arizona.

“I missed the last six of the seven cuts, so it’s a good feeling that we don’t really have to worry about it.” Kim said. “But obviously I would like to play quite aggressive and see if I can shoot for a few more pairs.”

Shinkwin is also an eagle § 4, chiling from 107 meters 12. place.

“I didn’t make mistakes, which is obviously key,” Shinkwin said. “It is very easy to lose concentration in the heat.”

The winner of the tournament will receive two-year exemption and travel to the PGA championship next week.

Harry Hall, the winner in playoff last year in the trace of Keene in Nichelasville, Kentucky, qualified for an open and game scrolled.

Steven Fisk, playing in the final group with the first team, there were five shots at 66 with Troy Merritt, Angela Ayor, Cristobal del Solar and Kevin Kiser.

Emiliano Grillo opened from 67, four days after he lost in a sudden playoff of death in Brian Campbell in John Deere Classic.

Auburn Junior Jackson Koivun filmed 72. He was tied up 11. in John Deere.

Kentucky Tocins JB Holmes had 74. It plays on the exemption of sponsors.