<p>The Indian ace shot a five-under 67 and was one of the eight players to share the sixth place, and three behind leader Johan Edfors.<br /><br />Jeev, the lone Indian in the field, opened on the tenth and immediately went two-under after four holes. A bogey on the 16th and two pars saw him take the turn at one-under.<br /><br />On the second stretch, he birdied the third and fifth and then closed birdie-birdie on eighth and ninth for a 67.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Arjun Atwal could not hold on to a good start and ended with a one-over 73 in <br />the opening round of the Farmer’s Insurance Open played over two courses in Torrey Pines at San Diego, California. The Indian now lies at 97th. <br /><br />The field was led by a 24-year-old South Korean rookie, Sunghoon Kang. Tiger Woods opened his 2011 campaign with a three-under 69 with no bogeys and no birdies, normally a prelude his string of low scores. </p>
<p>The Indian ace shot a five-under 67 and was one of the eight players to share the sixth place, and three behind leader Johan Edfors.<br /><br />Jeev, the lone Indian in the field, opened on the tenth and immediately went two-under after four holes. A bogey on the 16th and two pars saw him take the turn at one-under.<br /><br />On the second stretch, he birdied the third and fifth and then closed birdie-birdie on eighth and ninth for a 67.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Arjun Atwal could not hold on to a good start and ended with a one-over 73 in <br />the opening round of the Farmer’s Insurance Open played over two courses in Torrey Pines at San Diego, California. The Indian now lies at 97th. <br /><br />The field was led by a 24-year-old South Korean rookie, Sunghoon Kang. Tiger Woods opened his 2011 campaign with a three-under 69 with no bogeys and no birdies, normally a prelude his string of low scores. </p>