Alejandro Canizares defied chilly and windy conditions to shoot a 5-under 67 Thursday for a one-stroke lead after the opening day of the Austrian Open.
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Tiger Woods proved many doubters wrong with his triumph at last month’s Masters, where he not only completed a comeback story for the ages but also put Jack Nicklaus’s record of 18 major titles back into play. Woods, who has not competed since collecting his 15th major at Augusta, will get his next chance to chip away at the landmark when he tees it up in Farmingdale, New York for the May 16-19 PGA Championship. After Woods secured a one-shot victory to claim his fifth Green Jacket, the former world number one was naturally asked about his pursuit of the all-time major record.
NORTON, Mass. – There was no other way to explain it, Jordan Spieth was grumpy. Although the world No. 2 could probably point to any number of more quantifiable reasons for his opening-round 72 at the Dell Technologies Championship, like those 30 putts he took, he figured Friday was nothing more than a “bad day at the office.â€� “I just woke up on the wrong side of the bed yesterday. I woke up and got out here, and I was cranky. I don’t know. I guess we all just kind of have days like that,â€� Spieth said. The good news for Spieth is Round 2 went much better, with the 24-year-old moving into a tie for 10th place with a second-round 65. “To be within four shots [of the lead] after yesterday’s round
