Keegan Bradley recovered from bogeys on his first and second holes to make the turn at 1-over par during his opening round Thursday at the 2012 U.S. Open at the Olympic Club in San Francisco.
The St. John's grad bounced back after the two bogeys with four consecutive pars, followed by a birdie on hole No. 7. He makes the turn in a tie for 22nd place, just four shots behind leader Jason Bohn (3-under).
The featured group of Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Bubba Watson teed off on the back nine on Thursday morning. Though Watson (7-over par through 13 holes) and Mickelson (4-over) struggled desperately to find a rhythm, Woods (even-par) managed to stay away from too much trouble and was three shots back of the leaders after 13 holes.
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