Poker leaders at Houston Open after the first day

Four golfers went on Thursday to review 5 under the torque (65) when the game was suspended due to darkness At the first twist of Texas Children’s Houston Open.

Ryan Gerard, Keith Mitchell, Canadian Taylor Pendrith and Argentine Alejandro Tosti They share an advantage of a punch in the Golf course of Memorial Park.

There were 16 competitors in the field when the game stopped at 7:28 pm local time.

Pendrith’s initial 65 was the best record of his career at 11 twisted in the event, which exceeded 66 at the first twist in 2023. Pendrith was tied to Houston’s position last year, his best results in four attempts.

He could be a solo leader, but he made his single Bogey at Hole 18, after six birdies.

Tosti had a round without bogeys, while Mitchell combined an eagle in Par-5 of No. 16 with five birdies and two bogeys. Gerard started the last nine holes and achieved seven birdies before registering bogeys in holes 8 and 9 to finish his round.

Jackson Suber went to head with 6 under the torque, six birdies and no stain before the game was suspended, but he made three putts in the hole 18 and remained at 4 under the par and 66 blows during the day.

Scottie Scheffler, number 1 in the world, made 67 strokes without bogeys and tied to the 13th position with 3 under torque. Birdie made with torque 5 of hole 3, as well as in holes 13 (praying a 19 -foot putt) and 14 (praying a 35 -feet putt).

Rory Mcilroy, number 2 in the world, began in the last nine holes and signed a 70 -stroke card to tie in the -57 position. Norirendés made birdies in holes for 5 3 and 8, and bogeys in holes 14 and 4, both par 4.

Defensive champion Stephan Jaeger, whose only success on the PGA tour was at this event, also completed 18 holes at the same time. He opposed a double bogey in pair 4 of 14 with birdies in two holes par 5, 3 and 16.