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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2007
Page
6
Akron reports the 494 yard ninth hole proved brutal with an average score near 4.55 and only Aaron Baddeley birdied it. Zach Johnson collapsed to an 8 after a series of mis-hits while Justin Rose and Hunter Mahan criticized the hole’s length and tee placement.
Tiger Woods playfully dismissed questions about a provocative spray paint image on the No. 4 green as Rory Sabbatini labeled Firestone South Course as very hard during the U S Open lead card. Mark Wilson posted a bogey free 68 amid tough conditions while Ben Curtis struggled with a triple bogey. Troy Matteson blasted a 397 yard drive on the 16th but finished with a 68 over for the tournament.
The schedule shows groups starting from 9:10 a.m. with Richard Grean Anders Hansen and Aaron Oberholser, then 9:20 a.m. Tim Clark Peter Lonard and Davis Love III, 9:30 Zach Johnson K J Choi and Padraig Harrington, 9:40 Scott Verplank Joe Durant and Justin Rose, 9:60 a.m. Hunter Mahan Justin Leonard and Chris DiMarco, 10 a.m. Aaron Baddeley Andres Romero and Stuart Appleby, and 10:10 Rory Sabbatini Tiger Woods and Kenny Perry.
Sabbatini claims a 50-50 shot against Tiger Woods after a season history of wins and losses, while Woods plays down the taunts. The field battles a brutal Firestone layout with rough playing a top role in scoring, as Perry, Leonard and DeMarco chase Woods in the Bridgestone Invitational standings.
Lorena Ochoa stretched six shots ahead at Royal St George’s Old Course after a par 73, finishing six under through 54 holes. She seeks her first major with Linda Wessberg and Annika Sorenstam chasing as winds gust to 35 mph and rivals falter.
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