The LIV is temporarily He lives in the beginning of his fifth match with the first day of the event this Friday MyamiThis includes a round -up players. Many of them will play golf players Augusta MastersSimilar John Rahm And Sergio Garcia.
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Castellon player, champion in Hong Kong a month ago, the best in the Spaniards after the first day he led Patrick Reed. As for the 72nd pair department -5, the American is a leader Brisan Dechambo, Dustin Johnson Y Bill Mickelson. Carcia Share with fifth place -2 Louis Masau It is tied up with the tenth pair, Rahm It is in sixteenth place with another multi -dive +1 David Buik It is in a queer position with +5.
A single mole has stigmatized the return of Reet. My kuia (Four birds and a boge), Johnson (Six birds and three bogis) and Mickelson (Four birds and a poke) will be his immediate persecutors in the second round this Saturday.
Is also well -established to fight for leadership Sergio Garcia. After a -2, Castellan finished fifth with Sebastian Munos and Charl Schwartzel. Four birds and two pokes have been signed to stay after the previous one and gave the opportunity to grow this Saturday.
You need to improve Rahm It is living a real roller mountain. With four birds, Barika could not take advantage of the field because he had done five pokes on a day that was never comfortable. The current LIV champion will try to improve a match on Saturday, in which he measures the feelings for the immediate masters of Augusta.
It was between them Louis MasauHe ended up with the pair of the field to share a great tenth place. He has done it with three birds and three bogus.
It would be more complicated David BuikAfter a very complex day, he marchs the fujrakesimo attached to the +5. The Olympic in Paris is suffering with three pockets and a double pocket, and there will be a job to get positions.
Classification after the first day (Bar 72)
1. Patrick Reed (USA) 67
2. BRIZAN DECHAMPE (USA) 69
2. Dustin Johnson (USA) 69
2. Bill Mikelson (USA) 69
5. Sergio Garcia (Spain) 70
5. Sebastian Munos (Columbia) 70
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8. Mark Leishman (Australia) 71
8. Peter Yuhlin (USA) 71
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10. Louis Masav (Spain) 72
16. John Rahm (Spain) 73
40. David Puik (Spana)