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Patrick Reed: 'Round of 69 was disappointing'

Patrick Reed describes his second-round 69 at the US Open as "disappointing" despite holding a share of the lead at Chambers Bay.

Patrick Reed has said that he could have had a "four or five-shot lead" at the halfway point of the US Open at Chambers Bay.

The American holds a share of the lead with Jordan Spieth, but the world number five has revealed that he was frustrated with his efforts in the second round, despite shooting a one-under-par score of 69.

The 24-year-old is quoted by Sky Sports News as saying: "I actually felt it was a pretty disappointing round. To have six bogeys, I didn't get up and down once.

"I need to clean that up. Now I feel like I'll go make a birdie and then give it right away. You can't do that here. If I didn't do that, I would have a four or five-shot lead."

Reed's only previous US Open appearance saw him finish in a tie for 35th place last year.

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