LAS VEGAS — Taylor Pendrith was spared wind so strong it caused a four-hour delay and battered the field Friday in the Shriners Hospital Open. The Canadian only had to play six holes and stayed in the lead before the second round was halted by darkness.
Pendrith, who had a 10-under 61 on Thursday in a relatively calm morning to start the tournament, now faces a long Saturday — 12 holes to complete the second round and however many holes in the third round as the autumn light allows.
He remained at 10 under — four pars, a birdie and a bogey in his short day of work — and led by one shot over Rico Hoey, who made a 15-foot eagle putt on his seventh and final hole…