Birdies were harder to come by at the U.S. Open on Friday but a rock steady Just...
PEBBLE BEACH, CA. - Birdies were harder to come by at the U.S. Open on Friday but a rock steady Justin Rose had enough of them to take a two-shot clubhouse lead midway through the second round at a chilly Pebble Beach Golf Links.
With no one in the early wave able to take a run at the 38-year-old Englishman, including two-time defending champion Brooks Koepka and Tiger Woods, it will be up to the later starters to see if they can knock Rose from top spot. “I sort of feel like I left two or three out there,” said Rose. “I just like my position, like the golf course, like the way I’m trending, still don’t feel like I’m cooking.South African Aaron Wise had an even par 71 to get into the clubhouse at five-under, joining the pack of Rickie Fowler, Xander Schauffele and South African Louis Oosthuizen, who were waiting to start their rounds.
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