Tuesday January 8, 2013
US PGA tourney suspended for the third day
MAUI (Hawaii): The US PGA Tour just can’t get 2013 started, with play suspended for a third straight day on Sunday at the season-opening Tournament of Champions because of high winds.
Organisers had hoped to get at least one round on Sunday, even after a four-hour delay.
But the players who teed off at Kapalua had to cope with gusts that blew balls off tees and greens, finally prompting officials to call a halt.
After weather disrupted play in the scheduled opening round on Friday and cancelled all action on Saturday, organisers of the event had planned to start fresh with two rounds on Sunday and finish a tournament reduced to 54 holes yesterday.
Thanks to Sunday’s delayed start they shifted that plan to 18 holes on Sunday and 36 yesterday.
Now, weather permitting, the tournament will start afresh on Monday, the day it was originally scheduled to conclude. Officials hope to play 36 holes on Monday and complete the tournament with 18 holes today. — AFP
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