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Golf Channel · Aug 30, 2017

Stroud's house now an impromptu Harvey shelter

NORTON, Mass. – Because of Hurricane Harvey, Chris Stroud was unable to fly home to Spring, Texas, which is about 20 miles north of downtown Houston, after missing the cut last week at The Northern Trust.

He is about the only person who hasn’t been in that house the last few days.

“We had 20 people come to my house, including kids. They have been there since last Friday. They made a ton of food. I have a generator,” Stroud said on Wednesday at the Dell Technologies Championship. “We were set up for this type of thing, and not thinking we would ever use it like this, but obviously it came in handy.”

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