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Cameron Percy shoots 66 at rainy Firestone to take lead in senior major
Percy’s 4-under 66 in rainy conditions moved him to 7-under 133 and put him ahead of Jerry Kelly and Zach Johnson.
- On Friday, Australian Cameron Percy shot a 4-under 66 at rainy Firestone Country Club to take a one-stroke lead in the Kaulig Companies Championship with a 7-under 133 total.
- Rainy conditions at the Akron, Ohio course challenged players, with Percy emphasizing the difficulty: "You can't fake it around here. You've got to hit it solid."
- First-Round leader Jerry Kelly shot 69 to tie for second, while 50-year-old Zach Johnson carded 67; Johnson said, "Seems like the harder the hole, the more difficulty I seem to execute even better."
- Boo Weekley sits at 5-under after a 67, while Ryan Armour joined Retief Goosen, Darren Clarke, and Tag Ridings at 4-under, with Charles Schwab Cup leader Stewart Cink at 3-under.
- This tournament marks the final year at Firestone, ending a PGA Tour relationship dating to the 1954 Rubber City Open; the 52-year-old Australian Percy seeks his first senior tour victory.
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Cameron Percy on fire as he grabs lead in senior major
Australian Cameron Percy shot a four-under 66 at rainy Firestone Country Club to grab a one-stroke lead in the Kaulig Companies Championship, the fourth of the five major tournaments on the PGA Tour Champions.
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Cameron Percy shoots 66 at rainy Firestone to take lead in senior major
Cameron Percy shot a 4-under 66 on Friday at rainy Firestone Country Club to take a one-stroke lead in the Kaulig Companies Championship, the fourth of the five major tournaments on the PGA Tour Champions.
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