Germany's Martin Kaymer shares the 36 hole lead at the US PGA Tour's Memorial Tournament after a second-round 68WASHINGTON - Former world number one Martin Kaymer, seeking his first win since his 2014 US Open triumph, shared the halfway lead at the US PGA's Memorial Tournament Friday with rookie Lee Kyoung-hoon and Troy Merritt. "That automatically makes you more aware, makes me more conscious and I think leads to more calmness," he said. South Korea's Lee positioned himself for a weekend run at a first US PGA Tour title with a bogey-free five-under par 67. Woods, seven shots off the lead, hadn't abandoned hope of nabbing a sixth Memorial title. Rose played his way into contention as he rebounded from a three-over par first round.

Source: Bangkok Post June 01, 2019 01:41 UTC