Canadian Corey Corres play through hand injury at the US Open

Oakmont, PA. – Corey Cours made a delightful start for their third round at the US Open, before their right hand needed hacking and necessary medical attention in some way or the other.

Coners, who shot a 2 -over 72 at the Omont Country Club on Saturday, plugged a plug with his outlook on Para -4 11th hole. He managed to get it out of the green, away from the pin, and immediately grabbed his wrist.

Contens called a rule officer as he did the Canadian Sports Career Dr. Sought medical attention from Stuart Love. He waited that another rule was seen as the maximum time before reaching the officer's green color, to tell that he had to move forward, because Dr. Love had not come yet.

He put two points for a bogie from 38 feet.

When the Concens reached T on number 12, to measure the second of two par-5s and more than 600 yards on the syllabus, Dr. Love went under the ropes with his medical kit, a small black nike bag. He spent about three minutes working on the correct cell of the concert and worked on the wrist with a variety of stretch and shake.

At one point, the concerts said that he cannot “take his arm” “.

Conteres succeeded in hitting their drives at more than 339 yards and then their approach with 3-winds more than 300 yards.

He crossed the Nose 12–13 before the number 14 disturbances, recalled 2-foot puts for the bogie.

After killing his drive in the bunker, Par-4 signed another bogie couple on 18th and back-nine 5-over 40.

The Consors did not talk with the media after their round as he immediately arrived at the club house for more treatment.

On Saturday, Michael Kim, a player -playing partner, took the X (East Twitter) to write about his round – as he is originally in every round in this season – and said, in the part that the coners were “clearly in pain as soon as he was hit” and Kim “didn't think he would play more honesty.”

This was not the first time conners had an issue with their arm, as in the first week, he hit another approach shot with catching his club on a television cable.

The nine conflicts behind the Canadian came at a terrible time, which had come out of the gates faster than anyone in the course.

He was under 3 for his first five holes after hitting the attitude at two feet, four feet, three feet and one leg hole nose 2-5 respectively.

Despite its other nine struggles, the cooners were still found in the first strokes: the approach come to Saturday night.

Cours are listed as being in the field for next week's PGA Tour event, Travelers Championship.

Nick Taylor also leads the Canadian team after a well-organized-also a well-organized-“Boring is very good here,” he told Sportsnet). Impressively, the Taylor was more than 4 through his first six holes of the Championship, but he batted back for a single score at conclusion of Sunday.

McKenzie Hughes shot 4-over 74, while Taylor Pendrith struggled at 8-over 78, with two double bogies on the card.