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AT&T Byron Nelson 2016: Thursday Leaderboard Scores and Highlights
- Updated: May 19, 2016
At this point, it’s easier to list who’s not in contention in the first round of the AT&T Byron Nelson at TPC Four Seasons Resort in Irving, Texas. Optimal course conditions led to a high volume of impressive scores, as seven-under par was only good enough to put Sergio Garcia, Danny Lee and Johnson Wagner into a three-way tie for first.
Four golfers are tied at six under, with another nine tied at five under:
Rainy weather delayed the start of the tournament. The Twitter account at least had some fun with the delay:
Current weather at the #ATTByronNelson pic.twitter.com/L27prFr2yu
— AT&T Byron Nelson (@attbyronnelson) May 19, 2016
As a result of the delay, tournament officials were forced to suspend play late into the evening with 30 golfers yet to conclude their rounds. By the time the round does end Friday, Garcia, Lee and Wagner might have company. Tom Hoge is only one shot back through 14 holes, and Bud Cauley is two shots back through 13.
Garcia had one of the day’s earlier tee times, and he struggled a bit early as the course retained some of the morning’s rain, but he still finished one under through his first nine holes. Once making the turn to the front nine, the 2004 champion found a different level.
Garcia earned a par on No. 1 and then gained six strokes over the next seven holes, collecting four birdies and an eagle. According to Golf Channel researcher Justin Ray, Garcia’s seven-under 63 was his second-lowest …
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