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Dublin, Ohio – Nick Taylor brought his best golf to a day that doesn’t need less on a memorial. He put a bird on all but one hole on Friday, somehow he held Bogeas from his card and had a 4-below 68 that he gave him a lead with Ben Griffin.
Taylor faced the worst time, a rain that wouldn’t give up, and canadian leaned into his days at the Faculty as Washington Huskie. He doesn’t like these terms, but he knows them.
The most impressed stress retention is at least.
“It was a pure card, which is not necessarily what I expected,” Taylor said. “But it was nice to keep her as simple as possible.”
Griffin caught a slight break in the afternoon when it was a rain that rested and Muirfield village soft. He had 16 parks, a bird and Bogee for 72, which placed him on the 7th 137 years with Taylor.
Akshay Bhatia (69) were two shots behind, followed by the defense of the Champions of Scottie Scheffler. World Player appears to be no. 1, and his 70 was probably as high as he could shoot the way he hit the ball in the rain.
Scheffler missed the bird chances in 10 feet on the front nine, hit the wedge in the water 14. For Bogee, but otherwise there wasn’t too far.
“Really a lot of good balls by hitting the Front nine to give me a good score,” he said.
It was the highest score with 36 holes running Memorial since 2012. years. The rain was just a nuisance that added what is already a heavy test with rough players who will prepare them for the US Oakmont.
“It’s rough almost another none, at least for a” regular “tour,” Taylor said. “Torrey Pines this year was quite fat this year. Bay Hill is always thick. But it seems to be here just a little thicker, playing so harder.
“You can rest here or there but you just have to be on the board.”
Taylor showed that holding the ball in the game and striking good irons could go a long way, and he was not alone.
Burns himself played in severe morning conditions and shot 65 – 11 shots better than his opening – to insert into four waters. Justin rose from the waterway to no. 3 for eagle and made six birds on his back. Added to 66 – 12 shots better than Thursday – to return it to even a couple.
The drama came to the cutting line. Since this is an event with the signature of the player – Jack Nickus in this case – the first 50 and connections cut 36 holes. He moved all the way up to 5 to 149, and that incredibly includes Hideki Matsuyama.
The Japanese Bird Star is 17. And it was supposed to be 18. For the weekend. It is so badly connected to the final hole that he cleaned the stream running with the left side of the waterway. From the misty rough, he appeared toward the greens and got up and down.
When it comes to all the world couple., Jordan Spieth always enters the conversation. Spiet pulled Tee shot at par-5 11. In the frame of the danger line, right above the stream. He removed socks and shoes and rolled his knees to his knees to try to turn out.
And then he picked the ball and took a fine. It wasn’t a long discussion.
“Crek is too deep to actually could stand in water,” Spieth said. “Also, I could come to green (lowering with shorter grass), which was a big reason I took a drop.”
If only it was that simple. He sent a 3-tree well on the right, crossing around the trees and landing into a rough. But a lie was polite, and he managed to hit the flop shot over the bunker and the green, rolling into 4 meters for a couple.
It was more for his round. Spieth is a bird three last four holes. For 69 and suddenly found right in a mix, four gunshots from the water.
Only 11 players left under a couple. It included Collin Morikawa, who was tied to leadership through six holes and was made on para. 5s. He played them in 3 over and including taking five shots with 50 feet from the hole. Grub on Muirfield can make someone look silly.
Morikawa saved 18. From the bunker for 75 and in a group was in 2-Malko 142, which included Xander Schaufel, who started his day with a double God and ended with four birds on the last five holes.
