Published September 25, 2015
Henrik Stenson, it there with the tour finals.
2013, he won the last competition at both the PGA Tour and European Tour. In 2014, he missed the final of the US, but won re-ET-finals in Dubai.
And now he may be heading for a new triumph in Atlanta.
Henrik Stenson leads in Atlanta. Photo: Photo Agency
29 strokes for the first nine was a show called do. Henrik Stenson played so-so brilliant that only he and a couple of players to the world can be. Seven under par after ten holes was eight over after twelve.
– The track suits me well from the tee. With bermuda rough, it is important to hit many fairways and it suits me well, said Henrik Stenson of NBC’s broadcast.
The final six holes were not as exuberant. Today’s only bogey came on the seventeenth after a difficult position on andtraslaget, but Barsebäcks world-sixth Still, seven under par.
– I just tried to continue doing the same thing all the way. I’m very happy with the day, said Stenson.
Skåningens 63 strokes meant two-stroke lead after the first round two before Paul Casey and three before Rory McIlroy and Zach
Färske world number one Jason Day is six shots behind Stenson after including having made a triple bogey on the fifth hole.
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