Gore and Funk lead Franklin Templeton Shootout

Gore and Funk lead Franklin Templeton Shootout 12th November 2005

The team of Jason Gore and Fred Funk lead the Franklin Templeton Shootout after the completion of the first round of play at the Tiburon Golf Club.

31 year old Gore, 31, and the 49 year old Funk posted a 9-under-par 63 on Friday to take the lead in the alternate shot format.

Gore and Funk lead by one shot from John Huston/Kenny Perry who are at 8 under along with Mark O'Meara/Nick Price and tournament favourites Fred Couples and Adam Scott.

Tournament host Greg Norman and playing partner Steve Elkington finished 3 under and were 11th place while two defending champions Hank Kuehne and Jeff Sluman are three shots off the pace at 5 under.

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