OAKMONT, Pa. (AP) " Andrew Landry shook his head when the horn sounded signaling yet another delay at drenched Oakmont. He steadied himself on the difficult 477-yard par-4 ninth by splitting the fairway off the tee and landing his approach within makeable birdie distance. Heady territory for three-time All-American at Arkansas who has struggled generating any kind of momentum since turning pro in 2009. "I've hit the ball really well today and just made a bunch of putts and just kept it going," said Landry, who earned a spot by surviving sectional qualifying in Tennessee last week. "We were trying really hard, but it's hard, you know, when you've got a couple 60-footers out here, and it's the U.S.

Source: New Zealand Herald June 16, 2016 23:51 UTC