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      <title>Zach Bauchou&#39;s Career-Low 62 Sets the Pace at a Wide-Open Bank of Utah Championship</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Black Desert Resort sits in a lava field outside St. George, cut out of the ground by Tom Weiskopf and Phil Smith on terrain that looks more like Mars than a Tour stop, and it has already earned a reputation as one of the kinder tests left on the autumn schedule. Wide fairways, only two bodies of water in play across the whole par-71 layout, and a 72-hole scoring record of 261 all point the same way: birdies come cheap here. Thursday&amp;rsquo;s opening round of the Bank of Utah Championship did nothing to argue otherwise.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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