San Diego: Indian Golfers Anirban Lahiri starts with one below 71 which is simple on the first day and requires a good second round to make wounds in farmer insurance open here.
Lahiri, playing both of them in 2022, had four birdies against three bogeys and lay T-76 after opening.
Billy Horschel holds a one-step tin with a 9-round-below 63 as Michael Thompson (64), which has a boogey-free round, is second, while Stephan Jaeger and Kevin Tway shoot 65.
Lure, starting from the first, in BogEyed First but got a shot back on the ninth, and even par to 11th.
Then came a roller-coaster with Birdie on 12 and 13 followed by Bogey at 15, Birdie at 16 and Bogey at 17.
Jon Rahm, Rickie Fowler, Francesco Molinari and Doug Ghim were in T-5 at the age of 66, while defending champions Patrick Reed sat at T-96.
Of the 30 players who shot 67 or – better, only four did it in the southern course.
China Taipei’s C.T.
PAN reaped the rewards of watching the old video from himself when he placed the road to 5-under 67 which was solid to lead Asian charges for more silver on the PGA tour.
The Asian top player that day is PAN.
His impressive sulbody included six birdies against a bogey alone who made him in the ninth place tied.
Back to Torrey Pines brought back a good vibe because it was finished both here in 2017.
Korea’s Sungjae IM, the winner of the tour twice, card 70 while Sensriot Kevin Yu Kevin Yu and Chinese Taipei returned in the tournament who saw golfers playing one round each -Masing in northern courses and southern courses in Torrey Pines, before playing South Course for the last two rounds.
Hideki Matsuyama, who won Sony Open in Hawaii two weeks ago, opened with 72.