With more than 8,000 athletes and friends and family registered from 72 different countries, the economic impact of the event could reach $65 million.

Right behind is Jackson Skinner of Birmingham with a 66, while six players are two strokes off the pace at 67.

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Birmingham's Prince Hall Masonic Temple, a key Civil Rights Movement site, is undergoing restoration as part of efforts to preserve the city's historic landmarks.