Bad weather back in Puerto Rico
The second day of the Puerto Rico Open ended without the first round being completed.
The second day of the Puerto Rico Open ended without the first round being completed as bad weather hit again in Rio Grande.
Rain continued to affect the tournament, and play was eventually suspended due to darkness with nobody having advanced beyond the 11th hole.
American Skip Kendall is at the top of the leaderboard at five under par after nine holes, while Sweden’s Richard Johnson is four under after eight holes and Kevin Streelman is also four under after seven holes.
All three players at the top of the leaderboard began their rounds on the back nine.
Play is due to begin early on Saturday morning, but there is further rain forecast in the area.
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