Memorial Tournament R1

Home > News > Memorial Tournament R1
Ryan Moore takes one-shot lead
Posted on
May 31, 2019
by
The Editorial Team in
Estimated reading time: 4 minutes

May 30 - June 02
Muirfield Village Golf Club, Dublin, Ohio
$9,100,000
Round 2, Round 3, Round 4


Ryan Moore birdied five of the first seven holes and then picked up shots at the 11th and 14th holes in a bogey-free round of seven under par.

Moore, whose birdie putt at four performed a full 360-degree loop around the cup before dropping in, told www.pgatour.com: "I don't think I've ever seen a ball go that far around the hole and go in the hole.

"In the five to eight-foot range, they seemed to be lipping out [this season], and today they lipped in a couple of times, so it's always nice to get that stuff going and get the momentum and keep the momentum. It just makes you feel better."

Moore heads compatriot Jordan Spieth, who started on the back nine, by a shot, with Germany's Martin Kaymer and Indian Anirban Lahiri among a group of five men one further back.


Scot Russell Knox, who dropped three shots at the two par-five holes on the back nine, finds himself in a four-way tie for eighth on four under.

Five-time winner Tiger Woods scrapped his way to a two-under-par 70, just as he did in the first round the last time he claimed the title in 2012.

Woods said: "I just need to not make a couple loose mistakes like I did today, and it could have easily turned and shot five or six under par today."

England's Justin Rose, who played alongside Woods and Bryson DeChambeau, found the going even tougher as he finished on three over, as did Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy.


Pos.
Player
Nat
To Par
R1
1
Ryan Moore
USA
-7
65
2
Jordan Spieth
USA
-6
66
T3
Anirban Lahiri
IND
-5
67
T3
Marc Leishman
AUS
-5
67
T3
Martin Kaymer
GER
-5
67
T3
Bud Cauley
USA
-5
67
T3
Vaughn Taylor
USA
-5
67
T8
Kyoung-Hoon Lee
KOR
-4
68
T8
Russell Knox
SCO
-4
68
T8
Andrew Putnam
USA
-4
68
T8
Patrick Cantlay
USA
-4
68
T12
Scott Stallings
USA
-3
69
T12
Gary Woodland
USA
-3
69
T12
Xander Schauffele
USA
-3
69
T12
Sam Ryder
USA
-3
69
T12
Emiliano Grillo
ARG
-3
69
T12
Rickie Fowler
USA
-3
69
T12
Si-Woo Kim
KOR
-3
69
T12
Troy Merritt
USA
-3
69
T12
Danny Willett
ENG
-3
69
T12
Steve Stricker
USA
-3
69
T12
Haotong Li
CHN
-3
69
T23
Kiradech Aphibarnrat
THA
-2
70
T23
Ted Potter Jr.
USA
-2
70
T23
Henrik Stenson
SWE
-2
70
T23
Max Homa
USA
-2
70
T23
Tiger Woods
USA
-2
70
T23
David Lipsky
USA
-2
70
T23
Phil Mickelson
USA
-2
70
T30
Adam Schenk
USA
-1
71
T30
J. J. Spaun
USA
-1
71
T30
Austin Cook
USA
-1
71
T30
Justin Thomas
USA
-1
71
T30
Michael Kim
KOR
-1
71
T30
Ryan Armour
USA
-1
71
T30
Jason Kokrak
USA
-1
71
T30
Tyrrell Hatton
ENG
-1
71
T30
David Lingmerth
SWE
-1
71
T30
Michael Thompson
USA
-1
71
T30
Brendan Steele
USA
-1
71
T30
Billy Horschel
USA
-1
71
T30
Brian Harman
USA
-1
71
T30
Adam Scott
AUS
-1
71
T30
Hideki Matsuyama
JPN
-1
71
T45
Joaquin Niemann
CHI
Par
72
T45
Joel Dahmen
USA
Par
72
T45
Lucas Glover
USA
Par
72
T45
Peter Malnati
USA
Par
72
T45
Charles Howell III
USA
Par
72
T45
Jason Dufner
USA
Par
72
T45
Corey Conners
CAN
Par
72
T45
Jhonattan Vegas
VEN
Par
72
T45
Aaron Baddeley
AUS
Par
72
T45
Norman Xiong
USA
Par
72
T45
Rafael Cabrera Bello
ESP
Par
72
T45
Abraham Ancer
USA
Par
72
T45
Brian Gay
USA
Par
72
T45
Kevin Streelman
USA
Par
72
T45
Sung-Jae Im
KOR
Par
72
T45
J. T. Poston
USA
Par
72
T45
Cameron Champ
USA
Par
72
T45
Luke Donald
ENG
Par
72
T45
Jim Furyk
USA
Par
72
T45
Adam Hadwin
CAN
Par
72
T45
Byeong-Hun An
KOR
Par
72
T66
Charley Hoffman
USA
1
73
T66
Kelly Kraft
USA
1
73
T66
Chesson Hadley
USA
1
73
T66
Bronson Burgoon
USA
1
73
T66
Rory Sabbatini
SVK
1
73
T66
Matthew Fitzpatrick
ENG
1
73
T66
Keith Mitchell
USA
1
73
T66
Matt Kuchar
USA
1
73
T66
Louis Oosthuizen
RSA
1
73
T66
Alexander Noren
SWE
1
73
T66
Joost Luiten
NED
1
73
T66
Shubhankar Sharma
IND
1
73
T78
Boo Weekley
USA
2
74
T78
Brice Garnett
USA
2
74
T78
Bryson DeChambeau
USA
2
74
T78
Alvaro Ortiz
MEX
2
74
T78
Keegan Bradley
USA
2
74
T78
Kyle Stanley
USA
2
74
T78
Aaron Wise
USA
2
74
T78
Harold Varner III
USA
2
74
T78
Nick Watney
USA
2
74
T78
Justin Suh
USA
2
74
T88
Carlos Ortiz
MEX
3
75
T88
Pat Perez
USA
3
75
T88
Martin Trainer
USA
3
75
T88
Rory McIlroy
NIR
3
75
T88
Justin Rose
ENG
3
75
T88
Matt Jones
AUS
3
75
T88
Scott Brown
USA
3
75
T88
Branden Grace
RSA
3
75
T88
Kevin Kisner
USA
3
75
T88
Jason Day
AUS
3
75
T88
Patton Kizzire
USA
3
75
T88
Ryan Fox
NZL
3
75
T88
Will Grimmer
USA
3
75
T101
Adam Long
USA
4
76
T101
J. B. Holmes
USA
4
76
T101
Robert Streb
USA
4
76
T101
Bill Haas
USA
4
76
T101
Talor Gooch
USA
4
76
T101
K. J. Choi
KOR
4
76
T107
Danny Lee
NZL
5
77
T107
Luke List
USA
5
77
T107
Cameron Smith
AUS
5
77
T107
Sung-Hoon Kang
KOR
5
77
T107
Peter Uihlein
USA
5
77
T107
Tony Finau
USA
5
77
T113
Andrew Landry
USA
6
78
T113
Brian Stuard
USA
6
78
T113
Jovan Rebula
RSA
6
78
T116
Matthew Every
USA
7
79
T116
Meen-Whee Kim
KOR
7
79
118
Beau Hossler
USA
10
82
RET
Ernie Els
RSA
Par
78
RET
Sam Burns
USA
Par
81
The Editorial Team Avatar

About The Editorial Team

The editorial team at Golf Today strives to provide readers with captivating content that celebrates the rich heritage and exciting developments in the world of golf. Their collective expertise and dedication ensure that Golf Today remains a premier destination for golf enthusiasts seeking the latest news, insightful analysis, and engaging stories from the world of golf.

Join the discussion

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Read Next

ECCO® GOLF & Rick Shiels drop special edition ultra-limited BIOM® C4

ECCO® GOLF & Rick Shiels drop special edition ultra-limited BIOM® C4

The sneaker-style hybrid shoe comes in white with red and black accents and has the same functionality as the regular BIOM C4.
PING Putter line expands with six new premium models

Six new premium models added to PING Putter line

Each new model was crafted to combine feel and forgiveness in a confidence-inspiring look.
Scottie Scheffler celebrates after a birdie on the 18th hole gave him a one-shot lead after 54 holes of the Masters

Scheffler still sizzling, PGA Championship looming

After winning the RBC following a second Masters triumph, M. James Ward outlines the monster year now in motion for the firmly entrenched number one golfer on the planet.
magnifiercrossmenuchevron-downcross-circle
linkedin facebook pinterest youtube rss twitter instagram facebook-blank rss-blank linkedin-blank pinterest youtube twitter instagram