If there are any members of the Cleveland Cavaliers who still play golf in the post-J.R. Smith Era, they better watch out. One of the team’s newest members is a serious stick.
Riding a red-hot putter to scorch the notoriously bumpy Poa annua, Woodland carved up the Monterey Peninsula today with a bogey-free, six-under 65 to take a two-stroke lead over Justin Rose heading into the weekend.
Before this week Gibson’s main claim to fame was the 16-under 55 he shot at River Oaks Golf Club in Oklahoma in 2012 that earned him a place in the Guinness World Records.
As Cantlay shows, it’s tough to simply chop your golf ball out of the gnarly grass just off the ninth green. That is, if you can even find your golf ball.
Adam Scott intends to use the disappointment of a runner-up finish at the Memorial Tournament to feed his growing hunger to win a second Major championship at Pebble Beach Golf Links next week.
Australian Golf Digest
