The PGA Tour is back in Utah for the first time in 61 years. Henrik Norlander and Matt McCarty are leading the way at the Black Desert Championship. They each shot a 62. Norlander didn't miss a fairway or a green in posting his lowest score on the PGA Tour.
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“I think everybody out on this tour when they play well, every course is going to be fine for them, and vice versa,” Norlander said. “I really like it here. It’s a fun course, a lot of opportunities, but you’ve got to hit good shots because the greens are somewhat severe, and you’ve got to get it in the right portions to play well.”
The fairways are generous, though the penalty for missing them is severe — often the black lava rock, not 4-inch rough.
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