Detri shoots 64, opens an advantage with 2 shots – Arkansas Online

Scottsdale, Ariz. – Thomas Detrie had the perfect number of the largest hole in the golf.

The rising wedge of the Belgian landed near the hole and turned back to the scope of entry, going to a roar at the stadium at the TPC Scottsdale stadium.

Emiliano Grillo received the only ace of the party barge on par 3, but Detrie has a Phoenix Open lead after almost comparing it.

Detrie pressed the 16th Par-3 hole and fired 7-on 64 in the second round to take a two-shot lead in the Phoenix open on Friday.

“It was a perfect full wedge and threw itself into a perfect place and I think it turned a little,” Detrie said. “Just a fishing bird.”

Detrie had eight birds and removal to reach 12 under another day of perfect conditions in TPC Sawgrass. Michael Kim shot a drunk 63 to reach 10 floor and was bound by Alex Smali, who shot 65.

Jordan Spise was placed in the mixture with eagles at 13 and 15, firing 65 to reach 9 under his second tournament after the wrist surgery off the season. The three -time PGA TOUR winner Tom Kim and Christian Summejdenhut were also 9 below, each shooting 66.

Grillo went the biggest roar-and the only beer shower on the day, stabbing his triple on the shot of the debauchery 16th.

Tournament officers tried to limit drinks to fly out of the stands of the stadium hole, as Sam Ryder and Carlos Ortiz set off with beer showers with ACA in 2022. New measures did a little after the Grillo shot flew in the hole and got turned around The glass before you give up to send Suds flying.

“It was strong – it was very strong,” Grillo said. “It was a lot of emotions. I didn’t know what to do. I didn’t know what to do. It happened. I just loved watching how the beer went on to the green. That’s what I liked.”

Justin Thomas almost coincided with Grillo, hitting his triple at # 16 to 3 feet in 68, which moved it to 8 floor.

The highest-ranked Scottie Shoti Sheffler fired a drunk 66 to reach 7 after a wild ride in the opening round of his second start, since he suffered a wound to a freak, a wound on his hand while cooking a Christmas dinner.

Detrie had some problems with the slow greenery of Windy Pebble Beach last week, but it was rolling his ball well at the company, fast foliage in the TPC Scottsdale.

The two -time Belgian Olympian launched 66 in the first round in the TPC Scottsdale and opened its second with three birds on the front nine in its offer for the first victory of the PGA Tour. His bird at No. 9 started a three-straight mileage, and he added three more struck 2 feet at the 16th neighborhood of the 490-yard Par-4 14th.

“It was actually very comfortable for the Greens this week,” Detrie said. “Do you do a good job with my coach and the green rolls as good as it gets.”

Spieth tied up for 69th in Pebble Beach last week and got out of a few difficult places to shoot 68 in the opening round in the desert. He operated a bird on the front nine in the second round, but sank on Eagle Putts of 5 and 11 feet on the TPC Scottsdale on two behind-nine par-5.

Spieth added a bird to No. 17 after hitting right to the right of the short par 4.

“I had two 5-lines, to which I put really nice swings in the PAR-5S,” he said. “It was good to have good numbers. Happy both to feed the right distance to have a good look.”

Getting off a missed incision in Tori Pinence, Smalli opened with 67 and followed with four birds in a section with five holes in the second round, starting at # 2. The 28-year-old American rolled into the 6 feet of Eagle Putt on the PAR-5 13th and pressed the difficult par-4 11th, but waved on a par-5 15th when he hit his second shot in the water.

Kim, the winner of 2018 John Deere Classic, missed the abbreviation in two of his three tournaments to start the season, but his game dialed into the TPC Scottsdale. After opening by 69, it loads the ranking by closing with four consecutive birds to shoot 6-on 30 on the back nine.

Andrew Putnam hits his troic in the second hole during the second round of the Phoenix Open Golf Tournament in TPC Scottsdale Friday, February 7, 2025, in Scottsdale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

Thomas Detri, from Belgium, leaves from green after making a nominal 12 hole during the second round of the Foenix Open Golf tournament in TPC Scottsdale, Friday, February 7, 2025, in Scotsdale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D Franklin)

The Scottie Scheffler, on the left, and Max Homa, to the right, passes through the desert to reach the fourth green during the second round of Phoenix Open Golf Tournament in TPC Scottsdale, Friday, February 7, 2025, in Scotts. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

Rico Hoi, from the Philippines, hits an approach to the 13th hole during the second round of the Phoenix Open Golf Tournament on TPC Scottsdale Friday, February 7, 2025, in Scottsdale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)