Sam Ryder's Resilient Swing at Valero Texas Open

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Sam Ryder's Resilient Swing at Valero Texas Open Sam Ryder triumphed over neck discomfort to deliver a stellar 9-under 63 at the Valero Texas Open, claiming a one-shot lead. Ryder, who made the cut in all nine tournaments this year, excelled with his putting skills, raising hopes of securing a Masters qualification next week.Keith Mitchell showcased a bogey-free game, posting a 64, highlighted by a near-eagle on the par-5 eighth. As Mitchell eyes his first win since 2017, his opening rounds have consistently reflected potential, indicating a promising trajectory in his career.Former British Open champion Brian Harman, grappling with inconsistent performances, aims for a top-50 world ranking spot. Alongside notable players, Harman and Ryder's progress creates anticipation for the remaining rounds of the Texas Open.

Sam Ryder triumphed over neck discomfort to deliver a stellar 9-under 63 at the Valero Texas Open, claiming a one-shot lead. Ryder, who made the cut in all nine tournaments this year, excelled with his putting skills, raising hopes of securing a Masters qualification next week. Keith Mitchell showcased a bogey-free game, posting a 64, highlighted by a near-eagle on the par-5 eighth.

As Mitchell eyes his first win since 2017, his opening rounds have consistently reflected potential, indicating a promising trajectory in his career. Former British Open champion Brian Harman, grappling with inconsistent performances, aims for a top-50 world ranking spot. Alongside notable players, Harman and Ryder's progress creates anticipation for the remaining rounds of the Texas Open.



(With inputs from agencies.).