Mackenzie Hughes from Canada is a slightly leadership at the Oneflight Myrtle Beach Classic after starting at Dunes Golf and Beach Club in South Carolina with 63 under 63 years of age on Thursday.
Hughes strongly finished strongly with five birds on the last six holes, including each of the last four. He put his approach to the 16th to 6 feet par-4 and put the tee throw in Par-3 in 8 feet.
Then when the Hughes looked for an approach 159 meters away, and the 18th of the glass to 2 1/2 Feet to establish his last bird.
Hughes thanked his team for having a new method of putting a new method of shooting.
“To be honest, I decided to go down Charlotte on Monday.” He said. “Caddy and my mental play man, just ‘hey, look, we will release’ we said. He also released me mentally.
Hughes played with one of the three players, Irishman Seamus Power.
The power returned in a non -Bogay tour emphasized by a Kartal 2 in number 8. 162 meters from the outside Power, the approach to the green and watched a beeline for the hole.
“He was a funny person. He was among the clubs, Power Power said. “When the greens hardened and after this needle, I wouldn’t just stop. I just tried to lean on 9 iron and went out perfectly. He went down exactly where I wanted, and frankly was very lucky to come in.”
Hughes won a pair of autumn at PGA Tour in 2016 and 2022, while the Power won its third title after winning the 2021 Barbasol Championship and 2022 Bermuda championship.
Andrew Putnam, under the age of 65, was the New Zyan Fox of New Zealand, Alejandro toast from Argentina, and Cristobal del Solar from Chile.
17 -year -old Blades Brown opened with 66, depending on the second best round of the young PGA tour career. Brown did his tour last year at Myrtle Beach Classic and he returned to Pro since then.
“It was great. I didn’t have to take all these extra notes for the golf course.” He said. “Just to have the advantage of that home course, if you know what I mean.
Defense champion Chris Gotterup, opened with 67 years of age.
Myrtle Beach Classic is an alternative event against the Truist championship other than Philadelphia.
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