With only three members of the world top 50 present this week in Bermuda, the field is rather accessible. They are off to a good start to take advantage of it. Brandon Hagy, 191st in the world, and Chad Ramey, 167th, lead the tournament after their card of 65 (-6). Remarkable score as the wind disrupted the day.
Hagy was the most prolific in birdies with 9 rounds on his card, for a bogey and a double. Ramey was satisfied with six birdies to join his compatriot. A little further, we find the young South African Garrick Higgo (4th, -4), Patrick Reed (10th, -3) or even Matthew Fitzpatrick (34th, 0).
Suspended initially because of strong gusts and rain, the game resumed but could not be completed due to the lack of visibility. Thirteen players are due to complete their first round on Friday.
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