The New Zealand foursome are off the pace midway through the opening day of the Open Championship at Royal Troon.
2019 winner Shane Lowry leads on day one after firing a five-under 66. Englishman Daniel Brown sits in second at four-under and remains on the course.
Former world number one Justin Thomas is a shot back at three-under while five players are in a share of fourth including PGA Championship winner Xander Schauffele. World number one Scottie Scheffler is even with one hole to play.
Ryan Fox (two-over 73) is the best of the New Zealand foursome, sitting in a share of 49th with his putter saving him throughout the day. The world number 64 had two bogeys on the front nine, at the 620-yard par five when his approach went wide left and he failed to find the green with his chip on followed by a bogey five at the ninth. He then played even through the back nine.
Michael Hendry (three-over) and Daniel Hillier (five-over) also need some work to do tomorrow to get in touch with the leaders and eye the cut. Kazuma Kobori is still out of the course, sitting two-over through 13 holes.