Costner, Colbert Lead

Sat., Dec. 20, 1997

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Actor Kevin Costner’s eagle helped him and partner Jim Colbert take a two-shot lead halfway through the $1 million Lexus Challenge with a 10-under-par 60.

Costner, a 14 handicapper, made a 3, but was credited with a net 2 - a double-eagle - on the par-5, 480-yard 17th hole.

Gil Morgan and Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Roger Clemens were in second place at 62 entering today’s final round.

Lucas Parsons regained his composure after a bird swooped at him on the first tee and went on to protect his lead in the Coolum Classic in Coolum, Australia. Parsons fired a 3-under-par 69 and finished 36 holes with a 137.

Craig Perry, another Australian, was one stroke back after a 68.

American Payne Stewart had a triple-bogey 7 at the fifth hole and shot a 77, which dropped him nine shots behind Parsons.

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