SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. (Reuters) - Patrick Reed was disappointed that his final day charge fell short at the U.S. Open on Sunday but the Masters champion continued to show that he has the game to contend at the biggest tournaments with another strong major showing.
The stern Shinnecock Hills layout was heavily watered overnight to make low scoring possible after a brutal third round and Reed took full advantage with five birdies in his first seven holes to jump into a share of the lead.
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