"Par is going to be a good score on ANY hole this afternoon"--Mark Rolfing

2011 Honda Classic: First round
Twelve players were still left on the course when the horn blew at 6:25 p.m. ET, but the story of the day was the wind. Gusting up to 40 mph at some points, the course playing a stout three shots over par, The Honda Classic turned into the US Open. 58 balls found a watery grave in the three hole stretch known as the “Bear Trap,” five players shot 80 or better, and two players withdrew. Notables lurking are Matt Kuchar (-1), Lee Westwood (E), and 54 year old Nick Price (E). Forever known as a premier ball striker, Price turned back the hands of time if just for a round. Players will see the same conditions tomorrow as the wind is expected to continue to pump. If it does, expect more carnage. 

1	Spencer Levin	-3
T2	Stuart Appleby	-2
T2	Charl Schwartzel	-2
T2	Kyle Stanley	-2
T2	Greg Chalmers	-2
T2	Y.E. Yang	-2

Graeme McDowell on the wind:

@Graeme_McDowell Graeme McDowell

Feel like a just spent 5 hours in the tumble drier!!!! That was pretty brutal out there.