Original title: Handa World Invitational Ferguson continued to lead Bai Zhengkai and Zhang Huilin missed the cut
(European Golf Tour/Graphic) In the early morning of August 13, Beijing time, the second round of the Handa World Invitational Tournament ended. The qualifying line is +1 stroke.
Chinese player Bai Zhengkai, who scored +1 yesterday, handed over +7 in a single round this round, with a total score of +8 and missed the cut. Zhang Huilin’s total score following two rounds was +5, ranking T93, and he also failed to qualify for the mobile day competition.
On the leaderboard, Scottish player Evan Ferguson, who was leading on the first day, continued to top the list, but his total score was still -9. Spain’s Borja Verto was one stroke behind. Sweden’s Felix Paulson and Italian amateur Filippo Celli were both at -7 and ranked T3.
Chinese players’ performance
Bai Zhengkai’s +1 score following the first round put him on the edge of the cut line. However, he fluctuated greatly in the second round, only hitting 2 birds, 5 bogeys, 2 double bogeys, and a +7 score. This made him miss the cut. His overall score dropped to +8 and the ranking came to T114.
(Bai Zhengkai on the field)
Zhang Huilin’s score in the second round was improved compared to the +3 in the first round. He made 3 birdies and 5 bogeys in the second round for +2. After two rounds, the total score was +5, ranking T93, and missed the cut.
Leaderboard
According to the rules of the tournament, the players in the first two rounds need to play one round each at the Gargom Castle and the Maserini Stadium. Therefore, Scottish player Evan Ferguson, who set the course record at Gargom Castle yesterday, is now playing at Massellini.
(Leading list following the second round)
The difficulty of the game at the Maserini Stadium seems to be higher than that of the Gargomm Castle. Evan Ferguson had a more difficult challenge here. Starting from the back nine holes of the course, he passed the first seven holes with an even par, and it was not until the par-4 17th hole that he made his first birdie of the day.
(Ferguson on the field)
Ferguson, who transitioned at -1, was tested on the course’s front nine. He suffered consecutive bogeys on the 2nd and 3rd holes. Then he made 2 birdies and 1 bogey on the 5th to 7th holes. The ups and downs on the front nine holes of the course led Ferguson to end the round with 3 birds and 3 bogeys, even par. His overall score is still -9 and continues to lead.
(Ferguson on the field)
Ferguson said following the game: “I created a lot of putting opportunities in the game, but I mightn’t take them. There are some putts that don’t feel well and end up going into the hole, and some that feel great. Hit the ball and holed it out, but it was a great day nonetheless.”
The closest to Ferguson on the leaderboard is Spain’s Borja Verto. In this round, Virto moved from the Maserini Stadium to the Gargomm Castle Stadium. This round he started from the 1st hole of the course.
(Wilto on the field)
He made a birdie on the par-5 10th. He then narrowly missed a hole-in-one on the par-3 12th, his tee shot 1 yard off the hole, and he made an easy second shot for a birdie. Before the transition he made another birdie on the 18th hole.
Coming to the front nine holes of the course, Virto’s touch fluctuated. Although he made birdies on the par-4 Nos. 2, 4 and 6, he suffered a bogey on No. 3 and a double bogey on No. 7, putting him in the top nine. The hole ended up being even in and out, ending in an even-par score.
(Wilto on the field)
At the end of the 18-hole battle, Virto handed over 6 birds, 1 bogey, 1 double bogey, and a score of -3. After two rounds, the total score reached -8, ranking second alone by one stroke.Return to Sohu, see more
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