Rd. 1 reports: A quick recap of each player

Sep. 23, 2010
By Mike McAllister, PGATOUR.COM Managing Editor

ATLANTA -- Here's a brief recap at each player's round from Thursday's action at THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola.
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Player Reports: Round 1
Player (FEC rank) Score Comment
Geoff Ogilvy (12) 66 Birdied his last three holes on the front side, and two of the last three on the back
Luke Donald (7) 66 Rolled in long-range putts from 45 feet, 30 feet, 19-1/2 feet and 13 feet.
Paul Casey (5) 66 Of his 13 rounds in this year's Playoffs, 10 have been in the 60s
Jim Furyk (11) 67 In typical Furyk fashion, he hit 16 of 18 greens en route to Thursday's only bogey-free round
K.J. Choi (23) 68 Fresh off T3 at BMW, he's still sizzling; rolled in 26-foot putt for first birdie
Kevin Na (20) 69 Answered bogeys at 5 and 6 with birdies at 7, 8 and 9; other than that, all pars
Hunter Mahan (15) 69 He and Ogilvy had best front nines on the day, but Mahan couldn't sustain it
Phil Mickelson (10) 69 Had two eagles (the 12th and 15th); last time he did that came during his Masters win
Jason Day (6) 69 No one hit more fairways than Day's 12; that's saying something with the narrow cuts
Kevin Streelman (29) 70 Three bogeys in first five holes; Settled down to hit eight greens on back nine
Ryan Moore (26) 70 First two bogeys came after he found fairway bunker; ranks 131st on TOUR in sand saves
Tim Clark (21) 70 Didn't make first par until 7th hole; three birdies, two bogeys and a double in first 6 holes
Robert Allenby (27) 71 Eagle on par-5 15th saved his round; his second shot landed 4 feet from the pin
Nick Watney (28) 71 Fairly uneventful round; made just one putt outside five feet
Ben Crane (22) 71 Opened with 11 straight pars, then doubled the 12th when he found two bunkers
Retief Goosen (17) 71 One of just three players to finish his round with a birdie at the par-3 18th
Ernie Els (8) 71 Rolled in 21-foot putt on first hole; the next seven putts he maded totaled roughly 12 feet
Charley Hoffman (3) 71 Waited until the par-4 17th before making his first birdie
Matt Kuchar (1) 72 The FedExCup points leader's only bright spot was an eagle at the par-5 15th
Camilo Villegas (25) 73 Disappointing finish with bogeys on 16 and 17; three-putted twice on back nine
Dustin Johnson (2) 73 Suffered double-bogey at the 5th when he found the rough/fringe with four straight shots
Bo Van Pelt (30) 74 Didn't post first birdie until 15th hole, then went bogey-double bogey next 2 holes
Zach Johnson (19) 74 Ranks ninth on TOUR in driving accuracy but hit just 7 of 14 fairways in first round
Ryan Palmer (16) 74 Hit just four of 14 fairways and 9 of 18 greens; four bogeys in last seven holes
Justin Rose (13) 74 Second consecutive 74, going back to Sunday at BMW; bogeyed
Adam Scott (14) 74 Did not hit a fairway on the front side, but was more accurate on back side
Steve Stricker (4) 74 With six bogeys and one double, it's not exactly a scorecard he's used to seeing
Jeff Overton (24) 75 Rollercoaster back nine included triple bogey at 10, eagle at 15, double bogey at 16
Bubba Watson (18) 75 Messy scorecard with six bogey and one double; needed 35 putts to complete round
Martin Laird (9) 75 Suffered two double bogeys, including at No. 6 when he found the water
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