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Schenk grabs first-round lead at Barracuda Championship

A seven-birdie haul has given Adam Schenk a round-one score of 14 at the Barracuda Championship, which uses Modified Stableford scoring.

By Ryan Benson
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California, July 31: Adam Schenk earned a three-point lead after day one of the Barracuda Championship in Truckee, California.

At the only PGA Tour event that uses the Modified Stableford scoring system, players are encouraged to attack the course in an aggressive manner, and Schenk produced the round of the day.

An unblemished front nine – which began on the 10th hole – saw Schenk make five birdies on seven holes.

A pair of late birdies gave Schenk a score of 14 points for his first round, putting him three ahead of Robert Streb and Seamus Power.

Five more players are just a further point adrift heading into day two.

Story first published: Friday, July 31, 2020, 8:34 [IST]
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