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Jordan Spieth enjoyed a strong start in Doral but had to overcome a bit of a shaky back nine to finish tied for second on the opening round. He trails Cameron Young by a stroke entering Friday.
A source familiar with the progress of the Tour’s Future Competitions Committee tells Golf Channel that purses will be maintained “for the foreseeable future” and that there’s confidence the prize money will actually increase for players.
Americans Brianna Do and Melanie Green share the first round lead in Mayakoba after 18 holes. World No. 1 Nelly Korda sits two shots off the lead following her win in Houston last week.
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Cameron Young made, by his own count, about a billion feet worth of putts. Jordan Spieth was, to use his own word, a nerd.
Jordan Spieth was bogey-free with a trio of birdies and an eagle on his front nine at Doral’s Blue Monster. He hit a snag on No. 12 but rallied to finish 7-under 65 on the round.