Shiv tied 12th, Moore leads at CIMB

October 24, 2013.  At the end of day one at CIMB Classic, India’s  Shiv Kapur  lies tied 12th, while, American Ryan Moore carded spectacular nine-under 63 to capture …

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October 24, 2013.  At the end of day one at CIMB Classic, India’s  Shiv Kapur  lies tied 12th, while, American Ryan Moore carded spectacular nine-under 63 to capture the lead by two strokes from Keegan Bradley. Sergio Garcia is at 3rd position with six-under.

 

Continuing his fine form at the CIMB Classic at Kuala Lumpur Golf and country club, Kapur  carded seven birdies to finish with three-under 69  in round one.

 

Gaganjeet Bhullar shot five birdies with a score of 72 to lie tied 30th at the end of the first round. Anirban Lahiri with two-under 74 is tied 54th at the finish of Thurday’s round.

 

[highlight] Moore continued his hot play to open the 2013-14 PGA TOUR season, carding a 9-under 63 to grab first-round lead by two shots over Keegan Bradley [/highlight]

Moore continued his hot play to open the 2013-14 PGA TOUR season, carding a 9-under 63 to grab first-round lead by two shots over Keegan Bradley.

 

In the opening round of the CIMB Classic, the leader, Ryan Moore struck his 105-yard approach shot to two feet on the par-5 18th hole for the shot of the day.

 

Sergio Garcia (66) was another shot back while five players were tied at 67. Phil Mickelson carded a 71, saying afterward that he could not remember swinging this badly in his career.

 

After carding rounds of 69-63-69-68 to finish T9 at last week’s Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, Moore made 10 birdies at the CIMB, finishing with a tap-in birdie on the 18th after stuffing his approach to a foot.

 

Moore finished 68th in the FedExCup standings in 2013, picking up a trio of top 10s. He’s looking for his first PGA TOUR win since the 2012 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open.

 

Moore tied for fifth at the CIMB in 2010.

 

The $7,000,000 CIMB Classic’s is in progress at Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club. The tournament is jointly sanctioned by PGA and Asian Tours. The winner will be awarded $ 1,260,000 as prize money.

 

The winner will receive playing exemptions on the Asian Tour and PGA TOUR and earn a spot at the 2014 Masters Tournament.

 

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