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One of the features that surprised the most Joaquín Niemann in his first year at PGA Tour is his consistency during the first two days of the tournaments. And in Canada, this trend continues to spread. The Chilean repeated his 67 hits on Thursday and took fifth place with -10 overall RBC Canadian Open competition taking place in Ontario and distributing $ 6.2 million.
This time, the national played with conditions other than the debut. He started in the morning and from hole 10, the segment of the field that has the most hits (37). In the first part of the day, he made two birdies (11 and 18) and a bogey in the 14.
However, on the return, the young Chilean was discovered. He played almost perfectly on the road from 1 to 9 with five other birdies (1, 2, 5, 7 and 8) and a bogey on 7 after failing the starting shot. This was necessary to repeat what was done on the first day and put two strokes of Korean Whee Kim contest leader with his 65 strokes of and. Of course, Robert Garrigus, with a brilliant start Thursday with 63 has not yet started his turn.
In this way, the national was about to get one of the last groups on Saturday, as long as the afternoon cards are not better than those of golfers who began playing today Glen Abbey GC.
The challenge for Chile will be to improve its performance in the third round of PGA events. That's because in most contests in which the court has pbaded, Niemann has failed to sign a good card which in the long run has cost him not to fight to win his first tournament in the hardest circuit in the world.
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