Second-round play starts after two-hour rain delay at RBC Canadian Open
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TORONTO – The second round has started at the RBC Canadian Open after a two-hour rain delay.
The pros are playing lift, clean and place — meaning players can pick up their balls and clean them in the fairways.
Unheralded American Brent Delahoussaye holds the lead after a birdie-filled first round at the St. George’s Golf and Country Club. He shot a record-setting 62 for a two-shot lead over Vance Veazey and Brock Mackenzie.
