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First time in Europe? Suber shows plenty of comfort posting 65 to take Open lead
Jackson Suber's first time in Europe is going well -- the 26-year-old American eagled the 17th hole at Royal Birkdale on Thursday to take sole possession of the lead. After carding a 5-under 65, Suber spoke to Golf Channel's Todd Lewis about the round.
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