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American Matt Every charges into early lead in Hawaii
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American Matt Every charges into early lead in Hawaii
Matt Every, who was
suspended by the PGA Tour in 2010 for three months after being arrested
on drug charges, birdied his last three holes to move two strokes clear
in Friday`s second round of the Sony Open in Hawaii.
The
28-year-old American fired a flawless six-under-par 64 at a breezy
Waialae Country Club for a 10-under total of 130 and the early lead in
the first full-field event of the season on the U.S. circuit.
Every, who has played most
of his professional golf on the second-tier Nationwide Tour, covered
his back nine in five-under 30 to finish two ahead of Canada`s David
Hearn (66).
Zimbabwe`s Brendon de Jonge, who carded a
best-of-the-week 62, was a further stroke back at seven-under with
American Pat Perez (67).
"I just stayed patient and I made some
putts that didn`t fall on the front (nine)," Every told reporters after
his six-birdie display on the palm tree-fringed layout.
"Things are just working out right now but it`s only two days and I`ve got two more to go."
Every
made only five PGA Tour starts last year, having hit the headlines in
2010 during his rookie season after being arrested in an Iowa hotel on a
misdemeanor marijuana charge.
In a statement issued at the time,
he denied possessing the drug but apologised for his poor judgment. He
was later suspended for 90 days by the PGA Tour.
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