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- TOURNAMENT REPORT
Sign of the times: Made the cut, did not finish
Craig Kanada made the cut at the Buick Invitational yesterday, but that was Kanada and his caddie packing up and heading home after his round on the South Course.
- Weekley in the hunt after shooting 66
His hero is Ben Hogan, one of his main sponsors is the camouflage company Mossy Oak, and he lists God, family, fishing, hunting and golf as his main loves. And pretty much in that order.
- Couples back in the lineup
Fred Couples is only 48, but he lives much of his life from what must seem like a rocking chair. His friends water and snow ski, and he just sits on the sidelines. While other golfers stride down the fairway worried about only the next shot, Couples has to watch every step.
- Early eagle gives wings to Escondido's Mallinger
John Mallinger already had three birdies when he stood on the fifth fairway yesterday at Torrey Pines North, about 165 yards from the hole. Playing into the wind, he chose a 6-iron for his approach shot.
- The pickup game over at Torrey ...
Scene and heard yesterday in and around the Buick Invitational at Torrey Pines:
Day 2 began with promise and then got better as storm clouds allowed blue sky to play through. Galleries were light for the first groups off, perhaps because the first-round leaders and name players had later tee times.
- Photo: California dreaming
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