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Brooks Koepka was among the few to post an under-par round at The Open, as he remained blunt about his performance.
Brooks Koepka may be one of 17 players under par at The Open Championship, but he knows the challenge is far from over at Royal Troon. He is one of the lucky ones, as many golfers struggled in these conditions.
Kopeka signed for a 1-under 70 with five birdies and four bogeys on Thursday. He trails leader Daniel Brown by five after the Englishman shot a 6-under 65.
“I didn’t think I hit it very good,” Koepka said.
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Xander Schauffele picked up right where he left off, as he is sitting pretty after day one at The Open Championship.
Surprise, surprise. Xander Schauffele is on the front page of a major championship leaderboard.
The 2024 PGA Championship winner carded a 2-under 69 on Thursday, a round that featured three birdies and only one bogey.
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McLaren enjoyed a solid afternoon at the British Grand Prix, as a third-place finish from Lando Norris and a fourth-place finish from Oscar Piastri saw the Woking-based outfit bank 27 points, the most of any team in the field.
However, had a few strategic calls been handled differently, the team could have left Silverstone with a double-podium, if not a lockout of the front row.
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