Day: July 9, 2022

Inside the Field: The Open ChampionshipInside the Field: The Open Championship

July 9, 2022July 9, 2022| 11:00

Scroll below for The 150th Open Championship field list which will be played at St. Andrews. Check here for updates. Abraham Ancer Marcus Armitage Adri Arnaus Sam Bairstow (A) Christiaan Bezuidenhout Alexander Bjork Richard Bland Keegan Bradley Barclay Brown (A) Dean Burmester Sam Burns Mark Calcavecchia Ben Campbell Laurie Canter Patrick Cantlay David Carey Paul Casey John Catlin Filippo Celli (A) Ashley Chesters Mingyu Cho Stewart Cink Wyndham Clark Darren Clarke Corey Conners John Daly Justin De Los Santos Bryson Dechambeau Thomas Detry Robert Dinwiddie Stephen Dodd David Duval Ernie Els Harris English Oliver Farr Jorge Fernandez-Valdes Tony Finau Matthew Fitzpatrick Tommy Fleetwood Jack Floydd Matthew Ford Ryan Fox Dylan Frittelli Sergio Garcia Talor Gooch Matthew Griffin Emiliano Grillo Justin Harding Brian Harman Padraig Harrington Tyrrell Hatton Russell Henley Lucas Herbert Kazuki Higa Garrick Higgo Tom Hoge Nicolai Hojgaard Max Homa Billy Horschel Sam Horsfield Viktor Hovland Mackenzie Hughes Sungjae Im Shugo Imahira Aaron Jarvis (A) Dustin Johnson Zach Johnson Matthew Jordan Sadom Kaewkanjana Takumi Kanaya Yuto Katsuragawa Brad Kennedy Minkyu Kim Joo-Hyung Kim Si-Woo Kim Chan Kim Sihwan Kim Chris Kirk Kevin Kisner Brooks Koepka Jason Kokrak Pablo Larrazabal David Law Thriston Lawrence Paul Lawrie Min Woo Lee K.H. Lee Marc Leishman Haotong Li Luke List Zander Lombard Shane Lowry Robert Macintyre Richard Mansell Hideki Matsuyama Rory Mcilroy Adrian Meronk Phil Mickelson Guido Migliozzi Keith Mitchell Francesco Molinari Jediah Morgan Collin Morikawa Ronan Mullarney Sebastian Munoz Kevin Na Keita Nakajima (A) Joaquin Niemann Shaun Norris Louis Oosthuizen Dimitrios Papadatos John Parry Marco Penge Mito Pereira Victor Perez Thomas Pieters J.T. Poston Aldrich Potgieter (A) Ian Poulter Seamus Power Anthony Quayle Jon Rahm Patrick Reed Justin Rose Jamie Rutherford Xander Schauffele Scottie Scheffler Adam Scott Jason Scrivener Webb Simpson Jordan Smith Cameron Smith Jordan Spieth Henrik Stenson Sepp Straka Sahith Theegala Justin Thomas Cameron Tringale Lars Van Meijel Erik Van Rooyen Harold Varner III Scott Vincent Lee Westwood Bernd Wiesberger Danny Willett Aaron Wise Gary Woodland Tiger Woods Alex Wrigley Cameron Young Will Zalatoris

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Adam Svensson maintains lead in suspended Barbasol ChampionshipAdam Svensson maintains lead in suspended Barbasol Championship

July 9, 2022July 9, 2022| 3:10

NICHOLASVILLE, Ky. — Adam Svensson shot a 5-under 67 and had a three-stroke lead in the Barbasol Championship when second-round play Friday at water-logged Keene Trace was suspended because of darkness. Svensson had a 15-under 129 total at Keene Trace, where a mid-day thunderstorm followed dense morning fog. Play was delayed a total of 5 hours, 20 minutes, with half the field unable to finish the round. The rain softened the greens even more than the first round, where two-thirds of the field shot par or better. It also made the 7,328-yard layout play longer, though Svensson continued to set the pace with seven birdies that offset bogeys on the par-4 third and par-3 16th. He shot a 10-under 62 on Thursday. “The greens were still rolling nice, but they were just wet so you had to hit a lot of soft shots into the green and a lot of chippy iron shots or wedges,” said the Canadian, who napped for an hour in his car during one delay. Trey Mullinax made a 20-footer for birdie on the par-4 13th to reach 13 under and finish his day. Mark Hubbard (67), Robin Roussel (68) and Brandon Hagy (62) were in at 12 under, while Tom Lewis (four holes left) also was 12 under with Jonathan Byrd (five holes left), Matti Schmid (eight holes left) and Max McGreevy (nine holes left). Hagy started at No. 10 and eagled the par-4 18th hole with a 148-yard shot from the left rough with a 50-degree gap wedge. “I was on the side slope over there in the rough and it was a left pin, so not a lot of stuff going for me there,” Hagy said. “But I caught a decent lie and when I hit it my caddie thought it was a little too much and I was like, ‘No, I think it’s pretty good.’ It just landed, took one hop and went right in the hole, so that was pretty cool.”

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