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Flesch misses opportunity for outright lead
Fort Worth, May 23: Flesch had a chance to take the outright lead on the 18th hole but his putt drifted off line.
Fort Worth, May 23: Flesch had a chance to take the outright lead on the 18th hole but his putt drifted off line.
Zach Johnson (68) holds solo fourth place on 204, one stroke ahead of Sweden's Jesper Parnevik (68) and New Zealand's Craig Perks (70). Second-round co-leader Justin Leonard headed a group of seven players on four-under 206. Joining the former British Open champion on that mark were Mark Brooks, Brian Bateman, Frank Lickliter II, Brett Quigley, Tim Petrovic and Robert Gamez. Campbell, 29, a native Texan, set up his round with an eagle at the first hole and birdies at the next two.
Campbell, the 2003 Tour Championship winner, bogeyed the fourth before hitting back with birdies at the fifth and seventh. But he dropped a stroke at the eighth where he three-putted.
On the back nine, he birdied three successive holes from the 11th before making further inroads on par at the 15th and 17th. Campbell needed only 24 putts all day.
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Zach Johnson (68) holds solo fourth place on 204, one stroke ahead of Sweden's Jesper Parnevik (68) and New Zealand's Craig Perks (70). Second-round co-leader Justin Leonard headed a group of seven players on four-under 206. Joining the former British Open champion on that mark were Mark Brooks, Brian Bateman, Frank Lickliter II, Brett Quigley, Tim Petrovic and Robert Gamez. Campbell, 29, a native Texan, set up his round with an eagle at the first hole and birdies at the next two.
Campbell, the 2003 Tour Championship winner, bogeyed the fourth before hitting back with birdies at the fifth and seventh. But he dropped a stroke at the eighth where he three-putted.
On the back nine, he birdied three successive holes from the 11th before making further inroads on par at the 15th and 17th. Campbell needed only 24 putts all day.
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