Pro Golf Daily: Hideki Matsuyama Maintains Lead In Shanghai
Our latest daily roundup is here as Hideki Matsuyama’s bogey-free round maintained his lead in China.
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Let’s get down to it:
Best of Pro Golf Now From 10/28/16
Several Rookies In Contention At Sanderson Farms Championship (read here): As the PGA Tour rolls on with many of the game’s top pros in Shanghai, its the rookies in position to win at the Sanderson Farms Championship, as Mike Randleman explains.
WGC-HSBC Champions: Key Takeaways From Day 2 (read here): At the end of the second round, Brandon Musso rounded up the key talking points from the action at Sheshan.
Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia: Key Takeaways From Day 2 (read here): Brandon Musso was also on top of all of the action on the LPGA tour, recapping the major takeaways through 36 holes.
Best of Golf Across The Internet From 10/28/16
Hideki Matsuyama Goes Bogey-Free To Maintain Lead At HSBC Champions (read here): While defending champion Russell Knox remains in good position in second place, Hideki Matsuyama has shown no signs of faltering in Shanghai so far.
China’s Shanshan Feng Leads Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia (read here): A lightning delay did little to disrupt Shanshan Feng as she shot seven under through 17 holes to lead by one before play was suspended.
American golfer Patrick Reed has game, loves to travel (read here): Doug Ferguson of the AP shines the spotlight on Patrick Reed’s frantic, globe-trotting schedule in the coming months.
Is putting on the PGA Tour overrated? This incredible chart seems to suggest so (read here): For all of the emphasis that we place in putting, recent studies of putting on the PGA Tour suggest that it might not be as important as it’s made out to be.
That’s it for today’s roundup but check back in tomorrow when we’ll do it all again.
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