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United Kingdom British Open live updates: Jordan Spieth chases Brian Harman's low ...
Brian Harman rolled in a 14-foot putt for eagle at the par-5 18th hole Friday to shoot 6-under 65 and take a four-stroke lead at the British Open.
He is 10-under par for the tournament. His 36-hole total of 132 was also posted by the last two winners of the Open at Hoylake — Tiger Woods in 2006 and Rory McIlroy in 2014.
The 36-year-old Harman, who is ranked No. 26, has only made one bogey in his first two rounds at Hoylake.
Meanwhile, familiar names in North Texas such as Jordan Spieth and Scottie Scheffler are still on the course. Tommy Fleetwood is currently the closest to catching Harman at 6-under through 15 holes.
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Here’s how area golfers are performing in Round 2, and see the live leaderboard here:
Scottie SchefflerThe world’s No. 1 ranked player has struggled in the second round, carding five bogeys to one birdie. He sits at 3-over for the tournament after 15 holes and is right on the projected cut line.
Spieth sank a par on No. 1 and birdied Nos. 2, 5 and 6 to push his score to 5-under, but back-to-back bogeys on Nos. 10 and 11 and another on No. 16 dropped him back to 2-under and a tie for seventh.
Bryson DeChambeauDeChambeau, the SMU product playing in LIV Golf, has shot an even par through 14 holes Friday. At 3-over for the tournament, he is also right on the projected cut line to make the weekend.
Kim, a Dallas resident, had a very productive front nine on Friday, and went 3-under on the afternoon pushing his tournament score to even par. He is tied for 26th.
Fischer, a UT-Arlington alum, had a busy scorecard on Friday. While he was hurt by a double-bogey on No. 8, he finished his round at 2-over for the tournament and is in line to see the weekend.
Abraham AncerAncer, an OU alum, shot even par on Friday thanks to back-to-back birdies to close his round. He’s 1-over for the tournament, tied for 31st.
Hoge, a TCU product, shot 4-over on Friday, including five bogeys on the back nine. He is 5-over for the tournament and is unlikely to see the weekend.
The Associated Press contributed to this post.
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