RBC Canadian Open: Brent Delahoussaye Sets Course Record

Brent Delahoussaye shot a 62 to claim a share of the course record at St. Georges Golf and Country Club, and the lead by two after day one.

Delahoussaye has been a pro for five years, and only has career earnings of about $150,000 dollars thus far. This could be a huge leap for the golfer that played his college golf at Clemson.

However at this point, three more days is an eternity.

In second place is Vance Veazey, who fired a first round 64. 

I do not know who Vance Veazey is, nor will I try to even find out.

In third place is Brock Mackenzie, who I have vaguely heard of, but don't know much about.

If both, or even one of these guys is around on Saturday or Sunday, I'd be surprised.

Some more familiar names kick in now as we see Hunter Mahan, Dean Wilson, Charley Hoffman, Spencer Levin, Matt Jones all hanging around between four and six under par.

In fantasy golf, my team of Verplank, Goosen, O Hair, and Kuchar did not fare well—only scoring 22 points on day one.

Verpank will be used tomorrow as he shot just even par, while Goosen was minus three and will be used again tomorrow.

Verplank's back up is Bill Haas, who is at plus three. Needless to say, I can't switch to Haas.

O'Hair only managed even par, and will be replaced with Kevin Na, who was a bit better at minus three.

Kuchar also will be replaced by his back up, Ricky Barnes. Kuchar was even, while Barnes is at minus three.

The field will close the gap tomorrow on Delahoussaye as play continues at the RBC Canadian Open, and players scramble to make the cut.

Enjoy Friday, and I'll get back to you soon.

Thomas [NFL Mikee] Moreland