Anirban Lahiri makes a good start on weather-hit first day in Wyndham | Golf News

GREENSBORO: Returning to action after the Tokyo Olympics, Indian golfer Anirban Lahiri rode on some excellent approaches and had a couple of big putts to lie three-under through 16 holes in a weather-hit opening day of the Wyndham Championship.
Starting off on the tenth for the last regular season event before the FedEx Cup Play-offs on the PGA Tour, Lahiri had five birdies against two bogeys when play was stopped due to darkness.
A storm halted play for 2 hours, 7 minutes, with 30 players unable to finish the opening round.
Lahiri still has two more holes to play on the morning of the second day at Sedgefield Country Club here.
Russell Henley shot eight-under 62 for the lead as Korea’s Sung Kang was among seven players at 64. The 34-year-old Kang fired his lowest round of the season with eight birdies and two bogeys on the card.
Lahiri holed a superb 19-footer for his birdie on the…