Canadian Open: Rorre McLeroy left the opening round first in the first tournament since the PGA Championship | Golf news

Rorre McLeroi was left with an early deficit in the Canadian Open after shooting at an advanced opening round on Thursday.

He played his first championship since a disappointing show in the PGA championship last month.

Early, the novice McLeroy ended his tour, as half of the stadium began, the Master Taylor Bindrith’s champion, the leader of the leaving club with five shots, was leaving the Canadian 65.

Mcilroy, who played the first ninth in TPC Toronto, started with two PARS before a weak mistake of more than 100 yards in the corridor in the twelfth hole led to a ghost.

He would have fallen further than the difficult seventeenth pace, as the drive in the coarseness left him, which led to an equal position, which failed to convert it.

However, the Northern Irish immediately responded by taking advantage of the five -cycle holes in the cycle.

He got himself in strong situations from the starting point to leave TAP-in Birdies in both, before reaching three consecutive by trading 11 feet per second.

The lines, and perhaps, should continue with Mcilroy created the chances of birds in the next four holes, but they failed to take any of them before finally proven to stay at one level in the seventh place.

The rest period was only temporary as a bonded dance of thick roughness next to the eighth green color means that Mcilroy needed an impressive follow -up slice to reduce the damage to the ghost.

More to follow …

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