On January 29, Beijing time, the 2022 Farmers Insurance Open was moved to Japan. Will Saratoris shot a single-round best 65 (-7) and rose to the top of the leading table alongside Jenson Dey, who shot a 67 (-5). Their overall score is -14 and their lead is one stroke.
England player Aaron Rye shot a 68 (-4) and moved up to T3, with him in T3 being Joan Ram (this round E). Ren Chengzai (this round -4), Justin Thomas (this round +1), Cameron Tringali (this round E) finished in T5 with a score of -12.
Defending champion Patrick Rhett (this round E) was in T38 and Pan Zhengchun (+5 in this round) was in T74.
(Farmers Insurance Open Mobile Day Highlights)
Saratoris and Dey went hand in hand
Last season's rookie of the year, Will Sarato, made a comeback when he shot a 1-hawk, 4-bird-0 bogey 65 (-7). With this single-round best-of-the-game result, Saratoris' ranking soared 16 places to a tie-led position with a one-shot lead.
(Saratoris in this round)
Sarato grabbed the Eagles at the start of the round and blew the horn of the Moving Day Attack. On Par4's No. 2 hole, he dropped 339 yards on the tee and the second shot cut straight into his third Eagle of the week (first in the number of eagles to catch).
Sarato Lisbon's tee and hardcore form were both good, with 2.420 kick-offs (second of all time), 6.722 of tackling greens (first of course), and his saving stats of 90.91% were also high in T1.
In 2018, Saratoris played on the PGA Tour for the first time as a professional player, playing in Dollysson, where he would hit his first PGA Tour title.
(All about Saratoris on the 11th hole)
Jenson Dey, who also finished -14 overall, shot a 67 (-5) for a 6-bird-to-1 bogey this round, moving up five places. The former "King of Australia" is going through a four-year championship drought, and the last time he won the championship was at the 2018 Farmers Insurance Open.
(Dey catches the bird and rises to a tie for the lead)
Day, who is also the 2015 champion, the former world number one who scored a nine-yard birdie in the final hole of this round, will take advantage of one shot to his thirteenth PGA Tour victory.
"It feels great to have won here twice, but tomorrow is a brand new day and anything can happen. I need to take a good rest tonight and continue to be patient tomorrow. Dee said in an interview.
Lead the table
36-hole leader Joan Ram had a twist and turn this round, grabbing three birds and swallowing a bogey and a double bogey (the first double bogey on 393 holes) to finish with a score of 72 (E) and slipping down to T3.
Along with Ram in T3 is England's Aaron Rye, this season's rookie who shot a 68 (-4) this round.
(Ram plays average, but there is no shortage of good balls)
Trailing the leader in T5 by three strokes are also 36-hole leader Justin Thomas (+1 in this round), Ren Chengzai in single-round -4 and Cameron Tringali in single-round E.
The best goal of the round came from Marfrik McNeely, who scored a shot into the hole on The 8th hole of 171 yards. With the second hole in his career, he once came to the top of the leading table with an earlier departure, and he is currently one shot behind the T5 players and is in the T8.
(Best Ball of Moving Day)
Players such as Zander Sheofile (this round -3), Patrick Rhett (this round E), and Hideki Matsuyama (this round +1) have all played in Dolisson South, and they are currently T33, T38 and T57.
(Pan Zhengchun in the game)
Pan Zhengchun struggled this round, swallowing five bogeys and not catching a birdie, with a score of 77 (+5). His ranking slipped 39 places to T74.
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