(Reuters) - Long-hitting Tony Finau stumbled at the final hole to fall back into a share of the second-round lead with fellow American Bud Cauley at the Texas Open on Friday. The one-time PGA Tour winner joined Cauley (66) at eight-under 136, with Australian Cameron Smith in a group of three players one shot behind. Cauley was upbeat after hitting the front in his quest for a breakthrough victory on the PGA Tour, after previously finishing third on three occasions. “Everything I hit, whether it was a rubbish shot or a good shot, went close to the hole. “It’s nice to know it’s something and we can do something about it,” he told the PGA Tour official website.

Source: The Star April 22, 2017 00:33 UTC