And Then There Were Four Sub-Par Rounds Friday At Kiawah

After Michael Hoey signed for his 70 at Kiawah, he thought about it and then contacted officials concerning not replacing his ball correctly. It happened late in the day, so details in his unbylined AP story are thin, but what an admirable act from the Northern Irishman.

Update on 2012-08-11 04:26 by Geoff

**Brian Keogh with all the details, a quote from Hoey and a statement from the PGA.

“About 8.20 after dinner, I went straight up to the club after calling my coach and caddy to make sure I had things right,” Hoey said last night. “I was just re-living the hole as I’d sunk a really long putt for par. As soon as I realised what had happened, I went to the club.”