Hero World Challenge R1

Four-way tie for lead in the Bahamas

Sepp Straka was called in to take Tiger Woods’ place after Woods had to pull out due to a foot injury and made use of the opportunity on a rainy day in the Bahamas, signing for a 3-under 69 for a share of the lead in the Hero World Challenge.

“It was a huge opportunity and just awesome to be here,” he said.

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Tied alongside the Austrian are South Korean Tom Kim, American Collin Morikawa and defending champion Viktor Hovland of Norway.

Kim is the only player in the field who remained bogey-free.

American Sam Burns lies in solo fifth place at 2-under.

Pos.PlayerTo ParR1
T1Tom Kim-369
T1Sepp Straka-369
T1Collin Morikawa-369
T1Viktor Hovland-369
5Sam Burns-270
T6Cameron Young-171
T6Tommy Fleetwood-171
T6Max Homa-171
T9Tony FinauPar72
T9Justin ThomasPar72
T9Xander SchauffelePar72
T9Scottie SchefflerPar72
T13Billy Horschel+173
T13Jon Rahm+173
T15Sungjae Im+274
T15Kevin Kisner+274
T15Matt Fitzpatrick+274
T15Shane Lowry+274
19Corey Conners+375
20Jordan Spieth+476
Updated: December 2, 2022
Hero World Challenge 2022
Date: 1st December - 4th December, 2022
Location: Albany, New Providence, Bahamas
Purse: $3,500,000