Baddeley claims share of the lead

Aaron Baddeley turned up the pressure on playing partner Jim Furyk to claim a share of the lead in the Verizon Heritage – although the presence of Ernie Els already in the clubhouse on 10 under was an ominous thought.

Baddeley claims share of the lead

Aaron Baddeley turned up the pressure on playing partner Jim Furyk to claim a share of the lead in the Verizon Heritage – although the presence of Ernie Els already in the clubhouse on 10 under was an ominous thought.

Australian Baddeley, who finished yesterday with an eagle two after holing his 160-yard approach to the 18th, moved to 12 under after three birdies in his first five holes despite the breezy conditions at the Harbour Town Links.

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