Who is leading the 2024 Procore Championship after Round 1? Day 1 leaderboard explored

The first round of the 2024 Procore Championship concluded on Thursday, September 12th at the Silverado Resort in Napa Valley, California. The event kicks off the "FedEx Cup Fall" and also serves as a tune-up for some of the participants in the upcoming Presidents Cup.

David Lipsky currently leads the Procore Championship at 7 under and a total of 20 players are within three shots of him.

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2024 Procore Championship Round 1 Leaderboard

Below is the leaderboard for the 2024 Procore Championship (only the Top 50 was included):

1 David Lipsky -7
T2 Martin Laird -6
T2 Patton Kizzire -6
T4 Mark Hubbard -5
T4 Kevin Dougherty -5
T4 Wilson Furr -5
T4 Kevin Streelman -5
T4 Joel Dahmen -5
T9 Nick Watney -4
T9 Aaron Baddeley -4
T9 Robby Shelton -4
T9 Andrew Putnam -4
T9 Wesley Bryan -4
T9 Matti Schmid -4
T9 Brandon Wu -4
T9 Charley Hoffman -4
T9 Ben Silverman -4
T9 Patrick Fishburn -4
T9 Neal Shipley -4
T9 J.B. Holmes -4
T9 Min Woo Lee -4
T22 Jacob Bridgeman -3
T22 Tom Hoge -3
T22 Sahith Theegala -3
T22 Lucas Glover -3
T22 Keith Mitchell -3
T22 Troy Merritt -3
T22 Justin Suh -3
T22 Austin Smotherman -3
T22 Jeffrey Guan -3
T22 Ben Kohles -3
T22 David Skinns -3
T22 J.J. Spaun -3
T22 Mike Weir -3
T22 Henrik Norlander -3
T22 Rafael Campos -3
T37 Kevin Tway -2
T37 Nick Taylor -2
T37 Wyndham Clark -2
T37 Matt Kuchar -2
T37 Kevin Chappell -2
T37 Zac Blair -2
T37 Joe Highsmith -2
T37 Justin Lower -2
T37 Chandler Phillips -2
T37 Brendon Todd -2
T37 Mackenzie Hughes -2
T37 Trey Mullinax -2
T37 Roger Sloan -2
T37 Garrick Higgo -2
T37 Cole Sherwood -2
T37 Luke Clanton (a) -2
T37 Blaine Hale, Jr. -2

David Lipsky's performance in the first round of the Procore Championship included eight birdies and one bogey. He excelled on the back nine where he had no bogeys and five birdies.

Defending champion Sahith Theegala carded six birdies and three bogeys to tie for 22nd place after the first round of the Procore Championship. The top-ranked golfer in the field, Wyndham Clark, carded four birdies and two bogeys and is tied for 37th at the moment .

Theegala and Clark will both play in the Presidents Cup in Canada in two weeks. Other members of both the U.S. and the International teams were in attendance at the Silverado Resort, including international captain Mike Weir.

Among them, the highest-ranked player among them after the first round of the Procore Championship was Min Woo Lee (T9). Mackenzie Hughes finished the day T37 while Max Homa was tied at 54.

Popular YouTuber and pro golfer Wesley Bryan carded six birdies and two bogeys to finish tied ninth after the end of day 1.

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Edited by Neelabhra Roy