Whenever the PGA Tour suspends play due to weather, heavy rain, thunder, and lightning are usually involved.
But on Thursday at Torrey Pines, the infamous Southern California winds reached a point of no return — the tour had to stop the second round as gusts exceeded 35 miles per hour. Balls began to move on the greens; tournament officials have no choice but to sound the horn whenever that happens.
The delay lasted roughly 90 minutes.
Tour officials resumed the second round at 3:30 p.m. PT.
Thursday’s scoring averages reflect how difficult conditions became too. At the time of the suspension, on the South Course, which has hosted
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