It would be the Super Bowl. The younger Zarley suggested that his father aim at the left lip on Friday's first hole, but the golfer read the green differently and ended up missing the 4-foot birdie putt. I should listen to him. He's reading the greens good. The two argued briefly and Kermit struggled through the first 11 holes.
Patience certainly is an important factor in playing good golf.
While Zarley broke what had been a five-way logjam atop the leaderboard and the rest of the field began to spread out, nobody was beating the course. Back in 1965, Zarley co-founded the PGA Tour's bible study group. Jim Dent withdrew from the tournament because of a bad back. He still made the cut at 148. Rodriguez played well but still shot a 72 Friday.