Sam Burns carded a career-low 62 to surge to a two-stroke lead after 36 holes. Jordan Spieth’s round of 70 leaves him six shots off the pace.
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When Justin Rose signed with Honma in January 2019, the obvious question for equipment fans was: “What model clubs will he use?â€� Rose quickly put speculation to rest with a Twitter post showing off never-before-seen T//World 747 Rose Proto MB irons. Rose wasted no time notching a PGA TOUR win using the prototype irons; he won the 2019 Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines in January. Equipment fans then began to wonder whether the “Rose Protoâ€� irons would eventually hit retail. Honma has officially announced that the clubs are now available for purchase. According to Honma, the irons – which are forged from S20C mild carbon — were designed with “extensive input and directionâ€� from Rose, who has been using the irons throughout 2019. “The idea of having a hand in the collaborative design process for my set of clubs was extremely exciting,â€� Rose said in a press release. “Working with Honma master craftsmen to create an iron that felt and looked great for me was one of the biggest thrills of my career.â€� Honma’s Chief Marketing Officer John Kawaja says he was prepared for Rose’s exacting eye and willingness to be a part of the design process. “Going into this, we knew how particular and discerning Justin is and we had a feeling he’d be interested in contributing to the design of his clubs,â€� Kawaja said in a press release. Honma’s T//World 747 Rose Proto MB irons (4-10 iron) will sell for $175 per club, and a 3-iron will also be available for individual purchase.
Xander Schauffele took control of the lead on Saturday but several big names are lurking close behind.
With raised concern around recent surges in the coronavirus, the PGA Tour this week re-implemented an indoor mask policy for all individuals but stopped short of resuming its COVID-19 testing.
