Just two players shot under par on a blustery Friday morning at the U.S. Senior Open. Marcus Meloan barely finished in red numbers, posting a 1-under 69 around Omaha Country Club.
And then there was Jim Furyk.
The 51-year-old former U.S. Open winner fired what was by far the round of the morning wave, a 6-under 64 that moved him firmly back into contention at the year’s second-to-last senior major championship.
“I was able to see some putts go in, and I hit a lot of fairways, a lot of greens today, kept the ball in good places,” Furyk said.