The Bermuda Championship at the Port Royal Golf Club concluded the second round of contention. In the case of heaven and justice, many players have seized the opportunity to rebound strongly, and the leading group has undergone a "big reshuffle".
The 30-year-old PGA Tour rookie Taylor Pendris played best, firing a 61, setting a new record for the course and his 18-hole low, becoming the half-course leader with a one-stroke advantage.
In the first round of bad weather conditions, Taylor Pendris shot a 70. In this round, the Canadians won 1 eagle, 3 birds and 1 bogey in the top nine, playing a four-under-par result.
After the transfer, Taylor Pendris performed a wave of "5 birds" as soon as he came up, and looked like he was about to run towards the goal of breaking the 60. He eventually caught six birdies on the back nine holes and shot a record 61 (-10) in the round, moving up 25 spots to the top of the table.
Patrick Rogers, who lost the PGA Tour full card in the last few months and regained the full card in the Playoffs of the Korn Ferry Tour, finished 1 eagle, 6 birds, 1 bogey and 64 in this round, finishing second with a one-stroke difference. Vincent Willie finished -9 overall, third alone.
Patrick Rhett finished -5 overall and ranked T17th. Ryder Cup European team member Matthew Fitzpatrick shot 68 this round to finish 34th with an overall -3.
Two Chinese players, Wu Biyuan and Wu Dylan, joined forces to qualify for the weekend. Defending champion Brian Guy advanced with a par score of par.
Brian Morris, a 54-year-old "cancer fighter" with a wild card, ended his first PGA Tour trip with two rounds of 89-92.
On mobile day, will the weather continue to make trouble? Will the Bermuda Championship give birth to the first rookie title of the season?
At 1:00 on October 31st, the Golf Channel APP and Internet TV will broadcast live broadcasts of the Bermuda Championship Mobile Day matches simultaneously, so stay tuned!
SK Network Seoul Economic Women's Classic
Kim Hyo leads the way on Monday and the final is about to start!
SK Network Seoul Economic Women's Classic Mobile Japan War, the top of the list changed hands again.
Although it was raining most of the round, South Korea's Kim Hyo-joo, who is 11th in the world, handed over a clean scorecard of 5 birds 0 bogeys and 67 strokes, with a total of -10, leading the standings alone after three rounds.
Kim Hyo-joo has a championship on the Women's PGA Tour and the Women's Korean Tour this year, will she win the championship again when she advances to the final round with an advantage?
First-round leader Many Bin Mobile Daily handed over 3 birds and 1 bogey 70 for a total of -9, second place. After 00, Liu Hailan handed over 68 in this round, with a total score of -8, ranking third alone.
Li Shengjuan, who entered the mobile day with a two-stroke advantage, did not play well in this round, only handing over 2 birds and 4 bogeys of 74, with a total score of -7, tied for fourth place with Li Jiayong.
The battle for the title is about to begin! At 12:00 on October 31st, the golf channel APP and Internet TV terminal will bring you the final round of the SK Network Seoul Economic Women's Classic, so stay tuned!
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