Matteo Manassero, Ryan Fox Share lead through 54 open-air holes Canadian

Caledon, Ontario – Matteo Manassero and Ryan Fox, on Saturday, recorded 6-mank 64 on Saturday to share the lead in the open Canadian RBC, the final event before the US was opened in Oakmont.

Manassero recovered three times on a par-4 17. With a bird at par-5 18.

“I missed it short 17, and today I missed a couple of shorts,” Manassero said. “I’m trying to think about them as they’re like shooting, like a driver, like a 6-iron, whatever. It’s just a shot. So I don’t want to enter my head or I don’t want to go to my head or my attitude toward the next shots.”

Try to win the first time on the PGA tour, the 32-year-old Italian player has eight international victories.

“I’m trying to get a good attitude, a good thought process, talk to you. Very basic things,” Manassero said. “I have matured a lot and I have a better perspective towards, for example, a day like tomorrow.”

Fox also bird 18. year. The 38-year-old player of New Zealand won Myrtle Beach Classic last month in the playoffs on his first PGA tour.

“To be honest, everything went pretty good,” Fox said. “I drove it great. I think if you do here, you give yourself a lot of chances. They had a lot of good kids, outgrown several times. He just played a really solid golf-free stress in the largest part.”

Lee Hodges, Kevin Yu and Matt McCarty were a stroke. Hodges and Yu Shot 63, and McCarty had 64.

TEE Times and couples for the final circle of RBC Canadian open.

Canadian Mackenzie Hughes (64) was 12 under Jake Knapp (66) and Andrew Putnam (68).

“I put a little bit a little ball, I’m driving it pretty nice,” Hughes said. .

Canadian Nick Taylor, winner 2023 in Oakville, Organu 18. For 69 to get to 10 below. Adam Hadwin countries (65) and Taylor Pendrith (67) were also below.

Masters Champion Rory Mcilroy missed the fridayAfter opening 71 with 78.