Ryan Moore began his second round of the U.S. Open at 6-over, on the wrong side of the projected cut line. He didn’t waste any time making up ground and positioning himself for the weekend. Sinking a birdie putt at No. 3 helped, but Moore bypassed the flatstick on No. 5, chipping in from the fairway for an eagle.
Ryan Moore dunks in an eagle
Tackling the challenging Pinehurst No. 2 greens is a lot easier when you just avoid putting all together.
One hop and in is certainly one way to avoid issue on the crowned Pinehurst greens. No. 5 yielded five eagles during the first round, but Moore’s chip in for eagle was the first of the day at the hole on Friday. He’s now 3-under through five.
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