
Kerr rides birdie surge
Three Americans are only players under par
2007 champion has lead after two rounds.


2007 champion has lead after two rounds.

Matches Kim's course mark with a 62.

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Kim can't top boyhood hero in final round at AT&T. Continue reading »

Bryce Molder's final-round 68 earns him a spot at Turnberry. Continue reading »

N.C. State star shot a 71 in the first round. Continue reading »
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