Valata, Mexico – Six of the seven PGA Tours this year won international titles, the Mexican Open added Germany’s Jeremy Paul, Norway’s Chris Ventura and England to the trend on Thursday Harry Hall, with a 64-shot lead.
Hall performed early in the gusts of Vidanta Vallarta and handled the gusts on Vidanta Vallarta, sailing from 30 yards Eagle on the par 5 sixth hole and at 297th yards The seventh hole drove green in exchange for another look from Eagle. He put the bird down and used two more standards.
Ventura and Paul’s twin brother Yannik played on a European tour and relaxed the wind’s advantage a little later in the afternoon. But it’s a day where 70 of the 70 characters break 70.
Ventura was the only player to reach 8 years old, with three birdies in a row late in his season. But he missed the green on par 3, and the final hole smashed it to 10 feet, missing the PAR putt.
“What’s annoying is the last hole, but other than that, it’s really solid.” “Obviously, I could have done more birdies, but I’m glad where my game is. I can’t be every day It’s just one of the days when everything is here.”
Paul had a pair of Eagles on the seventh hole that reached the seventh hole when he tore off 3 wood from 309 yards to 5 12 12 3 feet.
“I hit a very good 3 wood, but I don’t think I can get there completely, thinking it’s green that will be insufficient,” Paul said. “With the help of the wind, it must have been there. It’s a nice award.”
He had a chance to lead until he chose to play at a better angle on the left side of the 18th hole in the 5th. But his 3 wood didn’t drive right towards green, and Paul didn’t know that the water behind the green was working. He knocked it into the water and performed well, able to hit the ball from 50 yards to 6 feet.
They were the shots of five players. Stephan Jaeger was reason to be disappointed in the second shot behind. He scored 3 of the 9-point 5-point 5-point 5-point 5-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point 6-point
Harris English, from Georgia, is the only U.S. champion on this year’s tour, captured Farmer Insurance at Torrey Pines in late January. Otherwise, there will be winners from Japan, Canada, Austria, Northern Ireland, Belgium and Sweden.
Mexico has a long way to go to open, with low scores and plenty of exercise. Defending champion Jake Knapp turned pedestrian racing into a 67-shot shot with three holes in his last five holes. Also 67 years old is England’s Aaron Rai, who is ranked 29th in the field.
