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Unheralded David Lynn was contending again at a major championship. Jamie Donaldson turned in a rare ace at the sixth hole. And Tiger Woods? He was right in the mix for a fifth green jacket, just as everyone expected.
So much for local knowledge at the Masters.
Jamie Donaldson has made a hole-in-one at the Masters.
Fifth-ranked Justin Rose and unheralded Jamie Donaldson had 5-under 67s Thursday for a one-shot lead after the opening round of the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship.
Geoff Ogilvy came within one stroke of not having to spend the next three months thinking about the Masters.
Robert Garrigus shot a 7-under 64 on Friday to take a two-stroke lead over Jbe' Kruger, the South African who upstaged Tiger Woods in their second-round pairing at the CIMB Classic.
It was hot, humid and his putts were lipping out. Tiger Woods felt as if he'd been run over halfway through his first round in Malaysia since winning the 1999 World Cup on the same course.
At Royal Lytham & St. Annes
James Morrison earned his first trip to the British Open as the medalist Monday among 10 players who qualified at Sunningdale.
“You literally have to go straight at it,” said Jamie Donaldson, who made a hole-in-one at 6 on Thursday, the fifth on that hole in Masters history.
"Solid start, played some pretty good golf out there," said Donaldson, who was looking for his second European Tour victory. "Obviously 5 under is a great start. I played pretty good in most of the round but there were times when it wasn't quite on, we made some good up and downs. It was a matter of scoring well and keeping the momentum going."
