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For the second straight day, the Callaway diablo edge tour fairway woods Colbert-North team birdied the first hole, but a pair of pars and the rain delay slowed their scoring pace. They wouldn't make their next birdie until the par-3 seventh and eventually made the turn at 17 under. "I missed two or three makable putts," said North, Golf equipment who is making his SENIOR TOUR debut. "Jim knocking it in from 10-12 feet on [No.] 7 was really huge." After moving to 18 under through 14 holes, North and Colbert suffered a bogey at the par-3 15th to see Honma BERES MG813 Fairway Wood their lead trimmed to a stroke. They rebounded with back-to-back birdies beginning on No. 16 to regain their cushion.

"If you would have gone out and sat on No. 15, you could have written some pretty good stories," North said. "I'm sure some guys did some pretty funny things there. "The last bunch of holes played difficult today. The last four holes played hard. Guys didn't automatically birdie those holes today." Green and Morgan can attest to that since none of their six birdies came over that stretch. In fact, the 1999 winners made all of their birdies between the fourth and 14th holes.

"We haven't gotten off to a very good start the first Callaway diablo edge fairway woods two days and today, we parred the last four," said Morgan, Callaway ft-iz fairway wood who is still suffering from a rib injury that occurred three months ago. "We left a few out there today." Green, who last week won the Audi Senior Classic, said he is struggling to achieve the form that brought him his second SENIOR TOUR victory a week ago.