American Jimmy Walker fired a bogey-free eight-under par 62 on Friday to seize a one-stroke lead in the second round of the storm-interrupted US PGA Wyndham Championship.
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Boring play takes Walker top at Wyndham, Simpson lurks
(Reuters) – American Jimmy Walker played some boring golf to grab a one-shot lead over compatriot and defending champion Webb Simpson at the Wyndham Championship following Friday’s weather-affected second round. Walker fired a flawless eight-under 62 at the Sedgefield Country Club in North Carolina, to move to 12-under for the tournament ahead of U.S. Open champion Simpson (63), who was also bogey free in the defence of his inaugural PGA Tour win. “I hit a lot of 5-woods off tees, kind of boring. I’m playing with J.B. …
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