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There’s something about the second round at the RBC Heritage that appeals to Corey Conners. Last year, he posted his PGA Tour career low in round two, a 63. On Friday, he shot 64, that remarkable score coming with a double-bogey on his card. He walked off the course as the clubhouse leader at 11 under. “Really happy with the round,” said Conners. “Hit my irons really well and was able to roll in some putts. That was nice, to get a few extra on the second nine I played today, on the front side here. Feel good about the game and really happy about the day.”
Corey Conners picked up where he left off last week in the opening round of the Players Championship, carding a four-under 68 that left him tied for second after his round. As he did at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Conners relied on some strong putting to keep his round on the rails early and then relied on his consistent ball striking for the rest of what was a difficult day for most golfers. “It was a bit of an unusual day,” admitted Conners. “There was some interesting stuff. I got off to a rough start on the first couple holes but was able to make some nice putts for par.”