On December 12, Beijing time, the second round of the QBE Shark Challenge ended. The first round of leading Leishman and Dey combination is still hot, playing 64 (-8), the total score of -24, with a three-stroke advantage to continue to lead the leaderboard, tomorrow the two will hit the championship!
(QBE Shark Challenge Second Round Highlights)
The momentum is in full swing, and tomorrow is rushing to the crown
The rules of the second round of the four-man two-goal game have been changed: on each hole, two players from each group kick off, pick the best shot, and then start hitting the ball in turn.
This makes the tacit understanding between the two have higher requirements in terms of formulating strategies and on-the-spot cooperation.
(The Australian combination continues the hot feel)
The Australian duo of Leishman and Dey, who led the second round alone, continued the fiery feel. The two managed to catch the bird on Hole 1, making a good start to the round. On Par 7 of par four, Leishman, who had already scored two eagles the day before, performed his magic and shot the eagle accurately 96 yards from the hole, which was also voted the best ball of the round!
(Second round best goal: Leishman's precision shot at the Eagles)
The companion is so powerful, And Day is not to be outdone, showing his superb putting skills. He grabbed the bird with a long push on Hole 18, ending the round.
(Day No. 18 Bird Push Close)
In the end, they won 6 birds and 1 eagle, shooting 64 (-8) and a total of -24. Take a three-stroke lead and advance to the final round.
Both of us were under pressure to win the final round, "We have to play better tomorrow, because everyone did well today, plus the final was four people and four goals, we have to play a lower number of strokes to have a chance (to win the championship)." Leishman said.
Lead the table
(Boones almost lucky on the 6th hole)
Hoshel and Boones, who finished in T7 after the first round, rose to catch up today with 10 birds and a game-low 62 (-10) in the round, with Boones narrowly catching the eagle on the 6th hole. Currently, the duo have a combined score of -21 and have jumped up to T2.
(Luo Xiangyu almost completed a hole in the 12th hole)
Luo Xiangyu and Koklak, who are also in T2, have some ups and downs in this round. After the first nine catches of the four birds, the two men who caught the four birds swallowed bogeys continuously on the 10th and 11th holes, which made people really sweat. Fortunately, they adjusted in time, and in the next 7 holes, except for the 15th hole, the other six holes were successfully caught birds.
(The defending champion pair still has a chance to reach the fourth title tomorrow)
The defending champions' combinations Kuchar and Ingleish shot a 66 (-6) in this round, and after two rounds, the ranking has not changed, and there is still a chance to win the fourth crown of the tournament.
(Thompson 13th Hole Long Hawk Push)
Lexi Thompson, who partnered with Baba Watson, interpreted the strength of "the scarf does not let the eyebrows", and the 13th and 14th holes successively completed the long-distance eagle push and bird push, winning the full house. The duo shot a 66 (-6) in the round, finishing 6th individually with a total of -19.
The final round will be decided by a four-player, four-goal best hole game. Exactly which pair of pairs can successfully "catch sharks", let's wait and see!