2021 Houston Open: Martin Trainer in unfamiliar territory with a one-shot lead after a 65 in Round 2
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Trainer missed the last seven cuts, but he's sticking around this weekend while Brooks Koepka will likely leave early again
HOUSTON (AP) -- Martin Trainer was in rare territory Friday. Not only did he play well enough to stick around for the weekend, he found himself leading the Houston Open.
Trainer holed a pair of long birdie putts and three short ones in a bogey-free round at Memorial Park for a 5-under 65 and a one-shot lead over Kevin Tway.
The second round won't be completed until Saturday morning as the tournament tried to catch up from a long weather delay at the start of the tournament.
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