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Kaymer in three-way tie for lead as Rose has standout round in Ohio
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June 1, 2019
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May 30 - June 02
Muirfield Village Golf Club, Dublin, Ohio
$9,100,000
Round 1, Round 3, Round 4


Former world number one Martin Kaymer moved into a share of the lead while England's Justin Rose produced a stellar round of 63 on day two of the Memorial Tournament in Ohio.

German Kaymar, starting round two on the back nine, followed his opening 67 with a 68, a closing bogey on the par-four ninth the only blemish on his day.

He sits at the top of the leaderboard alongside American Troy Merritt and Kyoung-Hoon Lee, of South Korea, on nine under after 36 holes.


But it was Justin Rose who laid claim to the day's standout round, with the Englishman recovering from a three-over-par first round to move to six under overall.

The 38-year-old mixed two eagles and six birdies with just one bogey en route to a round just two off the course record and sits alongside compatriot Danny Willet three shots back of the leaders.

It was a disappointing day for Scot Russell Knox, however, who started the day three off the lead to drop into a tie for 25th on three under, while five-time winner Tiger Woods finished a shot further back after a round of 72.


Pos.
Player
Nat
To Par
R1
R2
Total
T1
Troy Merritt
USA
-9
69
66
135
T1
Kyoung-Hoon Lee
KOR
-9
68
67
135
T1
Martin Kaymer
GER
-9
67
68
135
4
Jordan Spieth
USA
-8
66
70
136
T5
Bud Cauley
USA
-7
67
70
137
T5
Patrick Cantlay
USA
-7
68
69
137
T5
Adam Scott
AUS
-7
71
66
137
T5
Emiliano Grillo
ARG
-7
69
68
137
T5
Rickie Fowler
USA
-7
69
68
137
T10
Andrew Putnam
USA
-6
68
70
138
T10
Danny Willett
ENG
-6
69
69
138
T10
Marc Leishman
AUS
-6
67
71
138
T10
Austin Cook
USA
-6
71
67
138
T10
Justin Rose
ENG
-6
75
63
138
T15
Vaughn Taylor
USA
-5
67
72
139
T15
Si-Woo Kim
KOR
-5
69
70
139
T15
Xander Schauffele
USA
-5
69
70
139
T18
Sam Ryder
USA
-4
69
71
140
T18
Kevin Streelman
USA
-4
72
68
140
T18
Brian Harman
USA
-4
71
69
140
T18
Ryan Moore
USA
-4
65
75
140
T18
Gary Woodland
USA
-4
69
71
140
T18
Henrik Stenson
SWE
-4
70
70
140
T18
David Lipsky
USA
-4
70
70
140
T25
Billy Horschel
USA
-3
71
70
141
T25
Hideki Matsuyama
JPN
-3
71
70
141
T25
Jim Furyk
USA
-3
72
69
141
T25
Haotong Li
CHN
-3
69
72
141
T25
Kiradech Aphibarnrat
THA
-3
70
71
141
T25
Jason Dufner
USA
-3
72
69
141
T25
Corey Conners
CAN
-3
72
69
141
T25
Russell Knox
SCO
-3
68
73
141
T33
Matt Jones
AUS
-2
75
67
142
T33
Michael Thompson
USA
-2
71
71
142
T33
Sung-Jae Im
KOR
-2
72
70
142
T33
Keith Mitchell
USA
-2
73
69
142
T33
Kevin Kisner
USA
-2
75
67
142
T33
Nick Watney
USA
-2
74
68
142
T33
Joel Dahmen
USA
-2
72
70
142
T33
Max Homa
USA
-2
70
72
142
T33
Ryan Armour
USA
-2
71
71
142
T33
Tiger Woods
USA
-2
70
72
142
T33
Aaron Baddeley
AUS
-2
72
70
142
T44
Abraham Ancer
USA
-1
72
71
143
T44
K. J. Choi
KOR
-1
76
67
143
T44
Louis Oosthuizen
RSA
-1
73
70
143
T44
Alexander Noren
SWE
-1
73
70
143
T44
Brian Stuard
USA
-1
78
65
143
T44
Joaquin Niemann
CHI
-1
72
71
143
T44
Scott Stallings
USA
-1
69
74
143
T44
Anirban Lahiri
IND
-1
67
76
143
T44
Ted Potter Jr.
USA
-1
70
73
143
T44
Tyrrell Hatton
ENG
-1
71
72
143
T44
Rafael Cabrera Bello
ESP
-1
72
71
143
T55
Matthew Fitzpatrick
ENG
Par
73
71
144
T55
Brendan Steele
USA
Par
71
73
144
T55
Byeong-Hun An
KOR
Par
72
72
144
T55
Joost Luiten
NED
Par
73
71
144
T55
Shubhankar Sharma
IND
Par
73
71
144
T55
Lucas Glover
USA
Par
72
72
144
T55
Peter Malnati
USA
Par
72
72
144
T55
Bryson DeChambeau
USA
Par
74
70
144
T55
Jason Kokrak
USA
Par
71
73
144
T55
Rory Sabbatini
SVK
Par
73
71
144
T65
David Lingmerth
SWE
1
71
74
145
T65
J. T. Poston
USA
1
72
73
145
T65
Luke Donald
ENG
1
72
73
145
T65
Adam Hadwin
CAN
1
72
73
145
T65
Steve Stricker
USA
1
69
76
145
T65
Adam Schenk
USA
1
71
74
145
T65
Boo Weekley
USA
1
74
71
145
T65
Pat Perez
USA
1
75
70
145
T65
Norman Xiong
USA
1
72
73
145
CUT
Aaron Wise
USA
2
74
72
146
CUT
Brice Garnett
USA
2
74
72
146
CUT
Charley Hoffman
USA
2
73
73
146
CUT
J. J. Spaun
USA
2
71
75
146
CUT
Jhonattan Vegas
VEN
2
72
74
146
CUT
Justin Suh
USA
2
74
72
146
CUT
Kyle Stanley
USA
2
74
72
146
CUT
Meen-Whee Kim
KOR
2
79
67
146
CUT
Michael Kim
KOR
2
71
75
146
CUT
Rory McIlroy
NIR
2
75
71
146
CUT
Branden Grace
RSA
3
75
72
147
CUT
Bronson Burgoon
USA
3
73
74
147
CUT
J. B. Holmes
USA
3
76
71
147
CUT
Jovan Rebula
RSA
3
78
69
147
CUT
Matt Kuchar
USA
3
73
74
147
CUT
Ryan Fox
NZL
3
75
72
147
CUT
Scott Brown
USA
3
75
72
147
CUT
Bill Haas
USA
4
76
72
148
CUT
Brian Gay
USA
4
72
76
148
CUT
Carlos Ortiz
MEX
4
75
73
148
CUT
Chesson Hadley
USA
4
73
75
148
CUT
Danny Lee
NZL
4
77
71
148
CUT
Keegan Bradley
USA
4
74
74
148
CUT
Peter Uihlein
USA
4
77
71
148
CUT
Alvaro Ortiz
MEX
5
74
75
149
CUT
Beau Hossler
USA
5
82
67
149
CUT
Cameron Champ
USA
5
72
77
149
CUT
Harold Varner III
USA
5
74
75
149
CUT
Jason Day
AUS
5
75
74
149
CUT
Patton Kizzire
USA
5
75
74
149
CUT
Phil Mickelson
USA
5
70
79
149
CUT
Robert Streb
USA
5
76
73
149
CUT
Charles Howell III
USA
6
72
78
150
CUT
Kelly Kraft
USA
6
73
77
150
CUT
Andrew Landry
USA
7
78
73
151
CUT
Cameron Smith
AUS
7
77
74
151
CUT
Justin Thomas
USA
7
71
80
151
CUT
Matthew Every
USA
7
79
72
151
CUT
Tony Finau
USA
7
77
74
151
CUT
Talor Gooch
USA
8
76
76
152
CUT
Will Grimmer
USA
8
75
77
152
CUT
Adam Long
USA
9
76
77
153
CUT
Luke List
USA
9
77
76
153
CUT
Sung-Hoon Kang
KOR
9
77
76
153
CUT
Martin Trainer
USA
14
75
83
158
RET
Ernie Els
RSA
Par
78
-
78
RET
Sam Burns
USA
Par
81
-
81
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