MEMPHIS, Tenn. – A stellar round unraveled quickly for Dustin Johnson on Friday at the FedEx St. Jude Classic, but as is normally the case with the bomber he didn’t seem to be dwelling on it just minutes after he signed for his second-round 69.
“I mean you're going to make some bogeys out here,” said Johnson, who finished his round with a bogey at the 17th and a sloppy double bogey-6 at the last. “But from the fairway you shouldn't be making bogeys. I just need to get a little bit better tomorrow.”
Johnson rallied after starting his round with a bogey at the second with an eagle at the third on his way to a front-nine 31 that put him one shot off the lead.