He finished two strokes behind Kokrak, who after 65s in each of the first two rounds, finished with five bogeys and five birdies to shoot even part the last day. Kokrak won at Colonial last May in a final-group showdown with Spieth, who led at the end of each of the first three rounds before a closing 3-over 73. There are six of the world’s top 10 players - and 11 of the top 25 - with ninth-ranked Jordan Spieth the only Colonial winner also in that group. The last seven Colonial winners, and nine former champions overall, are set to play.
Zalatoris is with former Colonial champs Justin Rose (2018) and Kevin Kisner (2017) in a group just ahead of Pereira. 1 player even after he missed the cut at Southern Hills. Thomas will play the first two rounds in a group with defending Colonial champ Jason Kokrak and Scottie Scheffler, the world’s No.
