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Friday
Sep162011

A perfect day for scoring at Cog Hill

Writing from Lemont, Illinois
Friday, September 16, 2011
a.k.a Rees Jones’ 70th birthday

Early returns from the second round of the 108th Western Open – the fifth edition played as the BMW Championship – show little movement on the leader board, with the exception of Spencer Levin. He’s 3-under on the day through four holes on Cog Hill's Dubsdread course, and has climbed to 1-under for the championship.

That places him seven strokes in arrears of overnight leader Justin Rose, who tees off momentarily (11:37 a.m. CT). There’s no cut, but those pesky playoff point permutations may began to percolate in players’ heads by the end of the day. The weather is docile: 55 degrees with a light east-southeast wind. The course and championship record of 62 may be in jeopardy.

We’ll update as warranted and have a full report at day’s end.
– Tim Cronin

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