Joint leader Laird not expecting Ryder return

Scot Martin Laird said it would be 'obscene' to even think about making the European Ryder Cup team after moving to the top of the Wyndham Championship leaderboard on seven under par.

Joint leader Laird not expecting Ryder return

Scot Martin Laird said it would be 'obscene' to even think about making the European Ryder Cup team after moving to the top of the Wyndham Championship leaderboard on seven under par.

Boosted by an eagle at the par-four 13th, where he holed out from the rough from 116 yards, the 25-year-old from Glasgow carded a 63 at Sedgefield to finish in a tie for the lead with Bob Heintz, one stroke ahead of Tim Clark, Carl Pettersson, Scott Sterling and Garrett Willis.

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