Hatton’s Whistling Straits team-mate Tommy Fleetwood sat at seven under alongside Dane Jeff Winther, one shot clear of a group containing Lowry and Murphy, Scot Ewen Ferguson, and England’s Oliver Fisher. Gavins carded a 68 at Carnoustie, while Willett signed for a 69 at Kingsbarns and Li recorded a 72 at St Andrews to make his first cut in 14 events in 2021. Starting at the 10th, Hatton turned in level par with three birdies and three bogeys but back-to-back gains on the sixth and seventh took him to the top of the leaderboard. “I’m happy with how I fought out there today in tough conditions.” “I guess I was fortunate at times where when I did hit a bad shot, I didn’t end up in too much of a dodgy position. It was quite easy to make mistakes, very easy to hit bad shots. As golfers we all want to play like the professionals we see on television or at the very least gain a taste of what it would be like to be one for a 18 holes. The Club Edition Green Book helps amateur golfers read putts more quickly and accurately and by doing so speeds up the pace of play.

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Leader Tyrrell Hatton produced a brilliant display of links golf on day two in Scotland to keep himself on track for a third victory in the tournament.īut after posting a sparkling 64 at Carnoustie, he battled his way to a 70 at Kingsbarns to get to 10 under and lead by one heading into a weekend over the Old Course at St Andrews.įellow Englishman Daniel Gavins was his nearest challenger, a shot clear of 2016 Masters champion Danny Willett and China’s Li Haotong. Lowry, who arrived in Scotland fresh off the 19-9 hammering at the hands of the United States in the Ryder Cup, shot the low round of the day, his 67 at Kingsbarns featuring an eagle and six birdies to catapult him into the top-10. His three-under 69 at the latter course, ending with two birdies in the final three holes to follow his opening 69 at Carnoustie, moved him onto six under.

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