Justin Suh, the 36-hole leader at Honda Classic, wore a polo with guitars on it Friday at PGA National.
One of the players chasing him plays the violin. Or at least used to.
Ryan Gerard, who Monday qualified into this week’s PGA Tour event, admits he hasn’t picked up the instrument since high school. They’re expensive, he notes, so he only rented one while in grade school.
“But if I win this week, I might buy one,” he added with a smile.
In violin speak, Gerard better keep rosining up that bow and playing his fiddle hard.