Cameron Young continued his winning ways in South Florida during Friday’s second round where he gained separation on the Cadillac leaderboard.
Young attributes Cadillac lead to consistent putting
After shooting a second-round 67, Cameron Young attributed his lead at the Cadillac Championship to his consistent putting on the Blue Monster.
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