Traverels: Rory Mcilroy begins strong when returning to Pga Tour Action, after us is open disappointment | Golf news

Scotti Chefler acquired a share of the lead after the opening round of the travelers, while Ruri McLeroy began a strong start to sit on two shots.

Sheffler seemed ready to demand individual leadership as he moved to nine under two holes to go, but the No. 1 world made the only ghost in his seventeenth tour and another Parred to end the level of Thursday with his American colleague Austin Ikerat.

Shevler and Mcilroy, who participated in the first subsidiary of this year, failed in a serious disagreement over the United States Open at the end of last week, but he wore disappointment in a wonderful manner.

Mcilroy’s Master Champion failed to enter this mixture as JJ Spaun won the third number of the season, but he chose where he stopped with a strong final in OakMont to start a ghost -free start in TPC River Highlands.

Mcilroy, among the former beginners of Cromwell, New England, manufactured three birds on both sides of the rotation to move in two shots of the early standard set by Eckroat.

“Generally it was a good start to the tournament,” McLeroy said.

“I just want to see some good golf and see some of the best shots. I think if you focus on that and you focus on your golf quality and focus only on trying to play with the best of what you have, the result will take care of itself.

“There is no use in thinking about the result at the present time. I just try to play as much as I can and fluctuate good fluctuations, and if I do so enough, then I will find myself in a position allowing me to get a chance to win.”

Sheffler, who plays in the penultimate conjugation per day, raced five under its role, and then leaked the eagle in the thirteenth place among the birds in the twelfth and fifteenth place to become clear in nine.

However, the corridor was missed in the 17th test and failed to find the green color with its approaches, before losing the opportunity of 14 feet equally.

Mcilroy joined six followers by the play partner and the Ryder Cup captain in the United States, Kegan Bradley, alongside former US Open Champion Windh Clark.

Tommy Fleetwood and Victor Hofelland, his colleague in the European Rider Cup in Mcilroy, made strong beginnings, both photographed 66 to sit four of the lead.

Scheffler’s partner failed to play Spaun to keep his shape after he claimed his first specialization, firing three or more to leave near the top of the leaders.

Jordan Sbeith, the main winner, withdrew three times, when there were five hole after 12 holes while he was struggling with the pain in his neck and back.

Mcilroy spoke before his optimism championship that the strong end of the United States has helped him convert a corner in terms of its shape, and this logic quickly supported a wonderful approach to the second second.

He benefited from the first five on an equal footing by hitting 20 feet of birds in sixth place, and soon took another shot after an amazing approach to the long eighth.

The northern Irish was benefiting from the other five paragraph in the path with another bird on the thirteenth, and then delivered it up and down to get another blow in the 15 short.

Mcilroy made a rare mistake in shooting seventeenth, but he collided with a wonderful recovery from the coarse over the water to find the heart of the green, then rolled around 30 feet to the bonus birds.

The second round will witness on Friday that Mcilroy will play alongside Bradley again, with a starting point approaching at 6.45 pm. Shevler begins

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