Houston Open: Rory Mcilroy makes “pedestrians” beginning while opens Scottie Scheffler free of ghost in great warm -up | Golf news

RORY MCILROY started a slow start to its final event, PgA Tour, before the Master through Coolsing 70, in the opening of the Texas Children’s Houston Open.

Fedexcup leader, who has already won at AT & T Pebble Beach Pro-O and players this season, has chosen for the first time in Houston since 2014 to prepare for his attempt to complete the Grand Slam career in Ugsta National.

Mcilroy – played in the morning wave – mixed two birds with many ghosts on Par -70 layout at Memorial Park Golf Stadium, with a frustrating day on the vegetables that he sees making only 49 feet of Bots.

World No. 2 – Starting from the ninth successor – eight feet were lost to save the fourth place in the fourteenth place and failed to benefit from the sixteenth of the sixteenth century, before retracting its first plane in the day in third place by dropping a shot the next day.

Mcilroy remained equal until he fly eighth in the age of five-his before the last day-where the 35-year-old needed Mohsen’s performance on Friday to ensure that he avoids lost cutting since open.

“I think a little infantry is a good way to describe it,” McLeroy said. “We had to deal with these conditions early, rainy and not very nice to play in it.

“Make a few Par to save early from that I needed, then I got a few opportunities in the second nine there that I did not turn.

“Yes, a kind of story of two halves. I felt that I was mostly defending in the first nine, then I feel I left a couple there in the last nine.”

Both the European Rider Cup in Victor Perez and Hasseos Hojiard were both, as the opening round, where Scotti Chefler appeared in the first world after a start -free start.

Sheffler – Searching for Winning before Marriage in this season before his defense of the title in Ugusta National next month –

“I felt that I started playing a little better at the back,” Shifler said. “I was on the first ninth that I was getting a little bit but I am still publishing today’s degree. The conditions were very difficult there today with rain and wind, so it is generally good to keep a clean card.”

Harry Hall from England has published two of 68 and Riki Fowler – plays with Shevler – sitting with another stroke, while the defense champion Jayger besides Mcilroy at the level level.

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