Chennai
Lahiri’s 75 placed him 110th and in danger of missing the cut.
Though he was 61st starting the week and should stay on for the next event, too.
Lahiri is the first Indian to figure in the FedExCup play-offs. He qualified last year but skipped it.
The leader was Russell Henley, who found his form at the right time with a 64 after a series of not-so-good results.
Henley, unfamiliar with the course like most others in this field, took a conservative and it worked by getting him eight birdies.
It was his second-lowest score of the year. Lahiri started with a bogey-double to be three-over in two holes.
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