讀後心得

The celebrity pre-tournament Texas Open concluded the second round of preliminaries at Oak Hill Country Club in San Antonio. Former British Open champion Brian Harman, with two consecutive rounds of sixty-six, leads alone with a total score of twelve under par, four strokes ahead of the competition. American player Keith Mitchell posted an even par score, firmly holding second place. Tied for third are Sam Ryder, Matt Wallace, and Kyoung-Hoon Lee, all with a total score of seven under par. The cut line was set at two under par, allowing sixty-six players to advance to the weekend finals. Notable players like Hideki Matsuyama and Akshay Bhatia were eliminated at this stage.

Pre-tournament Celebrity Showdown at the Valero Texas Open! On Friday, the second round of the preliminaries was completed at TPC San Antonio's AT&T Oaks Course. Former Open champion Brian Harman shot a sixty-six, six under par, for two consecutive days, with a total score of twelve under par, leading by four shots and独占ing the top spot on the 36-hole leaderboard. Harman started the day three shots behind but quickly made a birdie on the tenth hole and followed it up with four consecutive birdies between the seventeenth and second holes, putting in an impressive performance. In the end, he concluded the tournament with eight birdies and two bogeys for a sixty-six, achieving a total score of one hundred thirty-two, twelve under par, to take the lead in the second round. Harman secured his first victory at the John Deere Classic in 2014, a second victory at the Wells Fargo Championship in 2017, and clinched the title at The Open in 2023. He stated, "I've been in similar situations before, and it’s entirely possible. There will be a lot of players playing well when you're in the lead; we just need to take it one shot at a time, slowly."

American player Keith Mitchell made five birdies today without any bogeys, finishing with a par score of one hundred thirty-six, solidly in second place. He said, "I still have a chance, looking forward to getting closer to Brian. I'm happy to have made par on the ninth hole and keep my spot in the final group. Thankfully, I also played well yesterday; there are still two days left in the tournament."

Leading American player Sam Ryder shot a seventy-four, tying with English player Matt Wallace and Japanese player Ryo Hisatsune, all with a score of one hundred thirty-seven, seven under par, in a tie for third place. There are seven players tied for sixth place, including French player Antoine Rozner, who made one eagle and five birdies to finish with a score of sixty-five, seven under par. Other players include American J.T. Poston with sixty-six, Patrick Cantlay with sixty-seven, Daniel Berger with sixty-eight, Carson Young with seventy, Andrew Novak with seventy-one, and Argentine Emiliano Grillo, who finished both rounds with a score of sixty-nine, totaling one hundred thirty-eight, six under par.

At the end of the two-round preliminaries, the tournament set the cut score at one hundred forty-two, two under par, to qualify, with sixty-six players making it through to the weekend finals. Among the top ten players, "King of Sweden" Ludvig Aberg shot a seventy-three today, while last year’s defending champion Akshay Bhatia shot seventy, with both finishing at par. Meanwhile, Japan's top player Hideki Matsuyama shot a seventy-two on Friday, with a total score of one hundred forty-five, unfortunately concluding his participation here.