It was one shot higher than the cut for the U.S. More telling than only 18 players who remained under par was the cut at 148. Woods was at 2-under 140, in a tie for 11th. Stewart Cink, who draped a towel over his head waiting his turn to putt on the 14th green, showed signs of a resurgence with a 68 that put him in the group three shots behind, along with Vijay Singh (70), Pat Perez (69) and Rod Pampling (67).
Open - with a 67 and was two shots behind, along with Jimmy Walker and Brendon De Jonge, who each had a 69.
Open when he became a footnote in history as only the fourth American to break par all rounds of a U.S. Robert Garrigus had his sixth straight sub-par round at Congressional - that includes last year at the U.S. His two rounds fulfilled what his swing coach, Sean Foley, said Thursday when describing his ball-striking as “a laser show.” And I felt like I played well on the back, when it was getting really hot and you’re getting a little bit more tired.” I put myself in some great spots to make putts. This is a pretty punishing golf course if you get off line a little bit. “I hit so many fairways and greens, I made it easy on myself. “I hit a lot of good shots,” said Mahan, who missed only two fairways and three greens. Mahan, though, has set himself apart for two days. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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