Key hole at US Open
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PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – A look at the key hole Friday in the first round of the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach:
Hole: 9
Par: 4
Yards: 526
Stroke Average: 4.3
Ranking:1
Gary Woodland closed with a birdie after driving into a divot in the fairway. The birdie gave Woodland a two-shot lead and his 6-under 65 matched the best U.S. Open score at Pebble Beach. Woodland’s 133 total also is the best after two rounds of an Open at Pebble.
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