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Brian Campbell shot a 2-over 73 on Thursday at the Valspar Championship. He had bogeyed the 10th and 15th holes at the Copperhead Course at the beginning of his second round before withdrawing from the tournament before completing the 16th hole.
Jordan Spieth called the 16th hole on the Copperhead course “one of the harder shots that we have throughout the year” after the second round at Innisbrook. The three-time major winner went into the water before double bogeying on Thursday. He followed that up by hooking his tee shot into the woods for a bogey on Friday.
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