Sebastian Munoz made the show and he was happy about it: “Good day for me. I started with an eagle at 14. It got things going. Then I felt really in control of my game, my irons, putting. I felt like everything was pretty easy today. I’m happy with the way I played.”. With a mind-blowing point score (-8 after 11 holes), the Colombian even thought about the final 59: “I played 60 twice last year. 59 is one of my goals ».
Sebastian Munos is, despite everything, only two strokes ahead of Richard Bland, warming up on the first leg (-6) and who just cracked at 15 (double bogey). The Briton (-7) is ahead of Brooks Koepka and Danny Lee (-6). At the team level, it is the Smash (Chase and Brooks Koekpa, Wolff) who are ahead (-14). They are suddenly ahead of the Torques (Munoz, Pereira, Niemann).
