Kaye leads Controversy Follows PGA Debut at Hartford
Jonathan Kaye, under two months of suspension, shot 65 to seize a one stroke lead at the Greater Hartford Open. Scott Verplank fired 63 to move within one, while Phil Mickelson battled back from a late double bogey to sit five back amid a crowded leaderboard.
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Snead and Davis tied for Greater Baltimore lead at Hayfields
J C Snead birdied the 18th from 20 feet for a 64 to tie Rodger Davis at 133 after two rounds of the Greater Baltimore Class SIG at Hayfields Country Club. Davis followed a 68 with 133 total while John Mahaffey, Jim Ahern, and John Jacobs trailed in the chase with 134 to 136 totals.
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Gilford Shares Lead At Great North Open With Two Others
Gilford England native David Gilford shot a 67 to tie for the lead with Miles Tunnicliff of England and Sven Struever of Germany after three rounds at the Great North Open in Hexham. Tunnicliff had six birdies in seven holes to card 68. Gilford, a two time Ryder Cup player in 1991 and 1995, closed the gap on the back nine.
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Evans clinches early CPC lead with final-hole eagle
Barry Evans, head pro at Berry Hills CC in Charleston West Virginia, poured in a 10-foot eagle putt on the par-5 18th to finish 6 under and take a one-stroke lead in the 35th PGA Club Professional Championship in Louisville Kentucky. He missed the cut in his only prior CPC appearance in 2000.
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Kim leads Rochester Invitational with 67 round five shots clear
Mi Hyun Kim fired a second straight 67 to reach 13 under at Rochester International, five strokes ahead of Karrie Webb who shot 72 to stay in second. Webb battled off the tee while Kim kept magic with 14 greens in regulation and multiple birdies including a 20-foot attempt at No. 9 to seal the advantage.
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