Patrick Reid went close to his first career victory on a live tour, for three-shot benefits from the card on the 4-in-end card in the second round on Saturday, which for three-shot benefits in Live Golf Dallas in Carolon, Texas.
After the 5-under 67 score, the first round co-leader, Reid, with 4ACES GC team partner Herold Warner III. Posted Bridges at 2, 6, 7, 8, 12 and 14, which to combat bogies at number 10 and 15 for 9-under 135 after 36 holes at the Marido Golf Club.
Reid, a native of San Antonio, said, “In fact, the mentality is the same as it has been all week, just go out, feel that everyone is starting equally and trying to win the day,” said 34 -year -old Reid of San Antonio origin, who is also going to their first professional victory in their home state. “I think the biggest thing for me is that I feel that the golf game seems very solid. Everything seems tight and where I want it.
England’s Paul KC of Crushers GC on Saturday shot 67 and Abraham Anser of Fireball BC of Mexico to 69 for 69 to go to another place for 69 to go into a tie for 69.
Casey no. Spread the Berdis across 1, 2, 6, 7, 13, 16 and 18. He bogged Par-4 number 9 and Par-3 number 14. Ancer nos was strange with Birdies in 4-7, 13–14 and 16, but also bogies in NOS 9–11 and 15.
“I am satisfied, yes. It could have been better,” the anceer said after the second straight round of 69. “This path could have been worse, as well. I put it out. It is a big time golf course; if you are not in Fairway, it is really difficult that you can make some large numbers.”
Warner also shot equal and slipped for a tie in fourth place with Tyrell Haton (7-under 65 on Saturday) of Liongen XIII, Clex Golf Club of Richard Bland (69) of England and David Puig (69) of David Puig (69) of David Puig (69) of Spain.
4 accesses move again with GC, Reid and Warner, joint for 3 for 3 and for tournament to stay with team standing under 12. Legion XIII and crusher GC are below a round to play on four strokes back 8.
The 4ACES team, including Captain Dustin Johnson (T15, even) and Belgium Thomas Pieters (T24, 2), have done three podium finish in the last five beginnings.
“I think people are starting to take care of business, play some solid golf and in fact it’s one of the things you have to go out and play as well as a team,” Reed said. “Every man has to play well when you count four scores, and we have not yet done this in this season. We will have some people playing well in a week and then it will not happen next week.”
After a meltdown and return in the first round, Brook Koipka did not return to the tournament on Saturday. The five-time prominent winners were 6-over-market through eight holes on Friday.
After hitting a tea shot on Par-4 9, Koipka handed over the T marker towards the crowd in a clear frustration show. He posted a bogie on the 9th, then withdrew, citing the illness.
Koipka could return to play later this week, although according to Live’s rules, their score was only counted towards team standing. He was replaced by reserve player Luis Carreera for the remaining round.
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