The infamous Santa Ana winds have made their presence known at Torrey Pines this week, as these powerful gusts forced the PGA Tour to suspend play for nearly 90 minutes during Thursday’s second round.
Only one player, Jackson Suber, carded a sub-70 round on the South Course on Thursday, proof that the pros had a brutal time navigating the course that has hosted two U.S. Opens. Friday’s third round saw much calmer conditions, which explains why the scoring average was nearly four shots lower than the day before. Harris English separated himself from the pack thanks to three late birdies, and he leads Andrew Novak by a shot at
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