MONTREAL: Matt Kuchar’s hopes of regaining his balance in the wake of a “crushing” British Open defeat by Jordan Spieth took a hit Thursday (Friday in Manila) as dizziness hindered his opening round at the Canadian Open.
The American teed off on 10 at Glen Abbey in Oakville, Ontario, and was four-under through 11 holes before he began to feel light-headed late in the round.
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