Masters tee times: Round 2

Click here for the latest field at Colonial CC as of May 19. Former Winners of the DEAN & DELUCA Invitational Keith Clearwater Sergio Garcia Zach Johnson Chris Kirk Phil Mickelson Tom Purtzer Jordan Spieth Steve Stricker Boo Weekley Winner – The Players Championship (Last 4 Yrs Plus Year of Win) Si Woo Kim Winner – U.S. Open (last 5 years) Webb Simpson Winner – PGA Championship (last 5 years) Jason Dufner Winner – THE TOUR Championship (Last 3 years) Billy Horschel Winners of the Arnold Palmer Inv. & the Memorial (Last 3 Years) Matt Every Marc Leishman David Lingmerth William McGirt Winner – Tournament Winner in the Past Year Aaron Baddeley Jonas Blixt Wesley Bryan Greg Chalmers Cody Gribble Adam Hadwin Brian Harman Mackenzie Hughes Billy Hurley III Ryan Moore Rod Pampling Pat Perez Jon Rahm Cameron Smith Jhonattan Vegas Member of Last Named U.S. Ryder Cup Team Matt Kuchar Brandt Snedeker Member of Last Named U.S.Presidents Cup Team Bill Haas Member of Last Named International Presidents Cup Team Steven Bowditch Anirban Lahiri Danny Lee Charl Schwartzel Players selected by winners of DEAN & DELUCA Invit. Beau Hossler Jamie Sadlowski Top 15 and Ties from Previous Year’s DEAN & DELUCA Invitational Harris English Ryan Palmer Kyle Reifers Martin Piller Chad Campbell Kevin Kisner Bryce Molder Chris Stroud Sponsors Exemptions – Web.com Tour Finals Martin Flores Rory Sabbatini Sponsor Exemptions – Unrestricted Angel Cabrera Jazz Janewattananond Curtis Luck Robert Streb Sponsors Exemptions – Members not otherwise exempt Jason Bohn Tim Herron Matt Jones Davis Love III Hunter Mahan Sam Saunders Top 50 – World Golf Ranking Paul Casey Emiliano Grillo Yuta Ikeda Charley Hoffman Top 80 on Prior Year’s FedEx Points List Sean O’Hair Jason Kokrak Scott Piercy James Hahn Fabian Gomez Tony Finau Graeme McDowell David Hearn Kevin Streelman Brian Stuard Vaughn Taylor Daniel Summerhays Ben Martin Ricky Barnes Patrick Rodgers Harold Varner III Martin Laird Johnson Wagner Scott Brown Top 80 from YTD FedExCup Points List Luke List Sung Kang Lucas Glover Kyle Stanley Ollie Schniederjans Kelly Kraft Kevin Tway Bud Cauley J.J. Spaun Michael Kim Patton Kizzire Stewart Cink Graham DeLaet Cheng Tsung Pan Chez Reavie Morgan Hoffmann Seung-Yul Noh Below 80th from YTD FedExCup Points List Camilo Villegas Nick Taylor John Huh Blayne Barber Dominic Bozzelli J.T. Poston Derek Fathauer Brian Gay Zac Blair Michael Thompson Geoff Ogilvy Nick Watney Ryan Blaum Tyrone Van Aswegen Whee Kim Brandon Hagy J.J. Henry Cameron Percy Bryson DeChambeau Cameron Tringale Scott Stallings

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OLD WESTBURY, N.Y. – Lucas Glover doesn’t like attention, but he received plenty of it Saturday afternoon at THE NORTHERN TRUST while sprawled on the 18th fairway after straining the patellar tendon in his right knee. While hitting a hard 5-iron on his second shot, Glover’s right foot slipped on the dry bentgrass, and he buckled to the ground. He said he felt a twinge, not a pop, but was unsure if he could put weight on his knee. “So I kind of just laid down like a sack of potatoes,� he said. “… I just wanted somebody that knew more than me to tell me what to do. I never meant to cause any problems or that much attention and I hated that it came to that. But I didn’t know and I was kind of scared.� In a scene more befitting a football game than a golf tournament, he was attended to by medics as marshals, caddies and playing partner Grayson Murray looked on. Even local policemen were on the scene, prompting Glover to joke, “I hope nobody threw anything at me or shot anything at me.� Asked what was going through his mind while he was on the ground, Glover said, “First of all, don’t do anything dumb. Wait for somebody to tell you to move. Second of all, felt bad, making Grayson wait and those other guys, having them in a weird situation. Then I felt pretty rotten about that.� Despite the pain, Glover said he never considered quitting. “First couple of guys put me on a stretcher and I laughed at them,� he said. “I mean, only way I wasn’t going to (finish) was if I couldn’t get up.� Following the lengthy delay, a limping Glover managed to finish his round with a bogey and a 2-over 72, leaving him at 2 over and in a tie for 52nd going into the final round at Glen Oaks. And yes, he plans to play Sunday. After signing his scorecard, Glover visited the physio trailer for a diagnosis and treatment, with a New York Giants team doctor on-site. He received a full ultrasound and ice, and said his knee was numb. Prior to his Sunday tee time, he will make good use of the therapy machine he travels with for ice and compression. “They said use that all night and they don’t see any reason why I can’t play with a little brace tomorrow,� Glover said. No telling how much the injury will limit him Sunday. The Giants doctor told him that swelling will be the telltale sign. At 55th in the FedExCup standings, Glover is guaranteed a spot in next week’s Dell Technologies Championship, and he wants to secure his position in the 70-man field at the BMW Championship. “I made some practice swings out there and few more in the locker room before I came out,� Glover said. “I’ll play. Just see what happens.�

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