Scottie Scheffler recorded a commemorative park course for one shot lead at the Houston Open, which is affected by the weather in 2021.
It was the most complete round of the year for Super Rur, who missed the first month of the season, which was restored from the wounds of monster glass punk on Christmas.
The Scheffler opened the round with two birdies, and the second missed the 62 -year -old 62 -year -old only green and drilled a hole in 30 feet.
“I felt like I had saved some key zones yesterday, and today I have a golf course in front of me and I have seen a lot of Birdie,” SCHEFFLER said.
“I didn’t feel as if I was struggling for the PAR, because it was mainly on the fairway.”
Scheffler saw a tee shot in the first hole.
SCHEFFLER shot under 62 years old. One of them was 59 years old in the FedEx CUP playoffs in TPC Boston in 2020 and won the Olympic gold medal in Paris in 2024 after shooting 62 in the last round in Le Golf Nationalal.
He led Canada’s Taylor Pendrith at once and Jackson Suber, who finished the first round with the 4th put double Bogid, was behind three times.
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Rory Mcilroy played in the afternoon and started 11 shots behind the Scheffler. He made a consecutive birdie with a card and wrote the seventh hole before the economy was stopped due to lightning.
SCHEFFLER said, “It’s different from what we thought.” “It seemed to confirm the prediction this morning. It would be one of the times we turned on and off.”
Instead, he was 10th in 10 feet from the beginning and 25 feet on the 11th. SCHEFFLER did Bogey-free in the second round.
SCHEFFLER thought that his iron play was not as sharp as it wanted, but I felt a good feeling of green and I knew I didn’t have to attack the pin if I didn’t need it.
It led to a stress -free round, featuring eight birdies, and SCHEFFLER left the SCHEFFLER as it went on the last weekend before Masters. Sky Sports.
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