6 years agoDustin Johnson shot a four-under par 68 at Glen Abbey and is currently in a share of 22nd place. Johnson, who finished his round early on Thursday, will most likely drop a couple more spots by the time the second round officially begins. With rain halting a portion of the latter part of the day and eventual darkness stopping the first round for good, a majority of the players who drew late tee times on Thursday were unable to complete their opening round. Still, though, the big-hitting American is right where he wants to be and within striking distance of the leaders. Johnson had a much better scoring day than his performance indicated. The No. 1 ranked golfer in the world lost 0.652 strokes on his approach shots and finished in a share of 127th in bogeys made. If Johnson can fix some of the slight mistakes he made today, he should still be considered one of the favorites to capture the title. --Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour