South Korean native on Friday in the Black Desert Championship at the Utah Ivins, two strokes, Hauran Ryu's second round before the second round.
Ryu fired 63 on Thursday to start the opening LPGA event at Black Desert Resort. On Friday, he doubled in 67 rounds and brought him to 14 years under 130 years of age in front of Countrywoman Somi Lee, who published a second flat 66.
Ryu, which ranks 12th in the world, was clinic on Friday, 13 of 14 Fairway in the arrangement and 16 of 18 greenery in the arrangement. The only Bogay came to the third hole and the birds 5 and 6 in a row replied with the eagle in the ninth.
“I hit the driver and I'm doing it there yesterday because my driver goes to the right and then into the shelter,” Ryu said. “… But today was the distance so far in the afternoon, and I just want to hit Fairway and I think I'm doing a little on the green in my second shot.
“So yes, I did it, so the second shooting distance was 210 meters, then very little help wind. Hybridim a little shorter than this distance, but maybe a little more distance in the desert, so I trust it and I do an incredible shot. Yes, make a little eagle there.”
Ryu added Birdies to birds 13 and 14 to reach number 14.
South Bin Joo (68), which ranks third at 11, and Germany's Esther Henseleit, Germany, 68 through seven birds, working around a Bogay and a couple Bogay.
Henseleit, who hasn't won the LPGA tour yet, but the two women's European tour titles, said, “Finally, today it was just a bad swing, and this kind of cost me a few shots.” He said. “I played well. Maybe I didn't hit as well as yesterday, but he gathered some Putts and yes, he managed to finish with three birds in the back nine and took it back to where I was. Yes, a good way to finish.”
Wei-Ling HSU from Thailand Jutanugarn and Taiwan released 70 and ranked fifth.
The two players were connected to the low round of the day, under 65 years of age 7: Japan's Hinako Shibuno, part of a large node under the age of 9, and Gemma Dryburgh, who climbed to 8 Gemma Dryburgh of Scotland.
They exist there in many different ways. Shibuno, Par-5 13 and Par-4 14 eagles in a row. Dryburgh sucked a pair of bogay and still had enough birds (nine) to descend.
“I was very surprised to take two larch in a row. It was a great tour in general.” He said.
Dryburgh had to develop 71 on Thursday to cut.
“Today, it gave myself a target to be 1 under all three holes, so it worked quite well.” He said. “I didn't manage to do this in all three holes, but he added a nice score, so I will do it again.”
The cut came up to 3. Among the important players who did not progress at the weekend were a Lim (2 six) from South Korea, NASA faultoka (even par) from Japan and Allisen Corpuz (1 Done).
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