Eight former Masters champions played at Augusta National last week, and now must transition to the Champions Tour at the Chubb Classic.
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The putts are starting to drop once again for Ian Poulter, and for that he may have Brooks Koepka to thank. Poulter continued what he called a “mad 2017” with a 5-under 67 to begin the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open, a score that gave him a share of the early lead alongside Rickie Fowler, Andrew Dodt and Callum Shinkwin. Mikko Illonen finished the day in front with a 7-under 65. It continued a recent run of success that has included six straight made cuts worldwide along with a successful qualifying effort for The Open on his home course in England. The catalyst, according to Poulter, was playing alongside Koepka at the FedEx St. Jude Classic. He watched as Koepka rolled in putt after
JEJU, South Korea –Â Luke List fired a 5-under 67 Friday to take a one-stroke lead after the second round of THE CJ CUP, the first U.S. PGA TOUR regular-season event in South Korea. List carded five birdies, including one on the par-5 18th, to move to 9 under. Lucas Glover offset a pair of bogeys with seven birdies for a 67 and is in a share of second with Scott Brown, who had a 70. A day after firing a 63 for a first-round lead, Justin Thomas carded a 74 to slip into a share of fourth with Cameron Smith (68) at 7 under. Jason Day also struggled with the conditions en route to a 74 to fall back to 24th at 2 under. Local favorite Seung Yul Noh carded five birdies and closed with an eagle for a 65.
In honor of the spookiest weekend of the year, we look at some of sports world’s biggest curses and jinxes – and how and why they’ve come about.
