burner irons 2.0 are my everything

burner irons 2.0 are my everything
Ryan Palmer bogeys 16 to drop back to two under, and that seems like a good place to wrap things up. Of players out on the course, Australia's Kurt Barnes and Jeff Overton are two under through 17, Jung-Gong Hwan of Korea is two under through 15. If you fancy, you can continue to follow our live leaderboard for taylormade 2.0 burner irons, but I will see you again the same time tomorrow. Peace out. Webb Simpson is in with a 66 - birdies at 17 and 18, in with a 31, he's tied for third. Ricky Barnes, first alternate, is in with a very commendable 68 - all that hanging around might pay off. Lots of Americans near the top of the leaderboard - Jeff Overton is two under through 17... England's Robert 'Redford' Rock has birdied 17 to get under par, while Tom Lehman, 1996 champion using taylormade burner irons 2.0, is level par through 14. Some illustrious players to shoot big today: two-time Masters winner Bernhard Langer had not a chance to see taylormade burner irons 2.0(75), 1998 champion Mark O'Meara (76), two-time US Open champion Retief Goosen (76), 2004 champion Todd Hamilton, 2003 champion (at Royal St George's) Ben Curtis (77), 2001 champion David Duval (78).