SEAMUS POWER CLIMBED into a share of sixth place with a bogey-free round of 69 at the RSM Classic on Friday.
Hunting a second PGA Tour win of 2021, the Waterford native got his second round off to a perfect start with a birdie on the first hole of Sea Island’s Plantation Course.
And Power was a model of consistency across the day, backing that up with 11 straight pars before his next birdie at the par-four 13th.
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He signed off with a final birdie at the par-five 18th to get into the clubhouse on 10-under par, three shots off the halfway lead held by Talor Gooch on 13-under.
John Huh and Sebastian Munoz share second place on 12-under while Taylor Moore and Mackenzie Hughes are on 11-under.
Graeme McDowell will miss the cut after a disappointing 76 on Friday saw him drop to two-over par for the tournament.
Bernard Jackman, Gavan Casey, and Murray Kinsella reflect on Ireland’s stunning win over the All Blacks, hail Ciara Griffin’s Ireland career, and chat about Rassie:
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Seamus Power three off the lead and primed to challenge at RSM Classic
SEAMUS POWER CLIMBED into a share of sixth place with a bogey-free round of 69 at the RSM Classic on Friday.
Hunting a second PGA Tour win of 2021, the Waterford native got his second round off to a perfect start with a birdie on the first hole of Sea Island’s Plantation Course.
And Power was a model of consistency across the day, backing that up with 11 straight pars before his next birdie at the par-four 13th.
He signed off with a final birdie at the par-five 18th to get into the clubhouse on 10-under par, three shots off the halfway lead held by Talor Gooch on 13-under.
John Huh and Sebastian Munoz share second place on 12-under while Taylor Moore and Mackenzie Hughes are on 11-under.
Graeme McDowell will miss the cut after a disappointing 76 on Friday saw him drop to two-over par for the tournament.
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Bernard Jackman, Gavan Casey, and Murray Kinsella reflect on Ireland’s stunning win over the All Blacks, hail Ciara Griffin’s Ireland career, and chat about Rassie:
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