Published December 01, 2012, 10:08 AM
-- Steve Stricker’s Friday round was better than Thursday, but he still dropped two places in the standings at the World Challenge.
Stricker drops back two places in World Challenege
Wisconsin Sports-- Steve Stricker’s Friday round was better than Thursday, but he still dropped two places in the standings at the World Challenge.
THOUSAND OAKS, Calf. - Steve Stricker’s Friday round was better than Thursday, but he still dropped two places in the standings at the World Challenge.
Stricker shot a one under par 71 to reach even par after two rounds. He is tied for 13th in the 18-player field, nine shots behind second-round leader Graeme McDowell.
Bo Van Pelt, Jim Furyk and Keegan Bradley are all tied for second, three shots behind McDowell. Tiger Woods is next, alone in fifth, four shots back.
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