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PGA Tour: Matsuyama In Joint Lead At St. Jude Championship; Aaron Rai 13th
Matsuyama, the bronze medallist at the Paris Olympics, remained in fine form at TPC Southwind in Memphis as he carded seven birdies against a single bogey to reach the halfway mark at 11-under 129. He is tied with American Denny McCarthy, who fired a 63 featuring nine birdies.
Aaron Rai, the Indo-British golfer from Wolverhampton who recently won his maiden title on the PGA Tour, shot 66 to get to 5-under and was T-13, while Indian American golfers, Akshay Bhatia (69-68) at 3-under, and Sahith Theegala (70-69) at 1-under were T-27 and T-42 respectively.
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