the American Jessica Corda continues to lead, with fifteen shots under par and six ahead, the Aramco Team Series golf tournament, valid for the European Women’s Circuit, after the dispute this Friday of the second and penultimate day on the La Reserva course, in the Sotogrande urbanization , in San Roque (Cadiz).
Behind her and in the long distance, boosted by the oldest Korda on this second day after the eleven under par she showed on the card on the first day, is the French Pauline Bouchard (-9), second, and her sister Nelly Korda , third with -8.
Jessica Korda was more down-to-earth on Friday, as she finished the tour with a slight -4 by covering the field in 68 shots, seven more than the stratospheric 61 of the first day.
In any case, many of the contenders in this tournament wanted to show a card with four under par, which helped Jessica to varnish the big advantage achieved on Thursday and put her possible victory on Saturday on the last day.
If on the first day he got three eagles and six birdies for only one bogey, in the second round he repeated half a dozen birdies, but increased the bogeys to two, so the – Four.
Bouchard, who had another half-dozen holes in one shot under par, continued the pattern of regularity marked on day one, while the youngest Korda moved up the ranks thanks to a rounder round than Thursday, when he was stuck on hole 5 with a double ‘bogey’ that weighed him down.
The Malaga Ana Pelaezwho on Thursday was among the chasers of the leader, made a good trip on this second day with four birdies and a bogey, placing fourth in the standings.
This Saturday the third and last day of this professional women’s golf tournament is scheduled at the La Reserva club, bringing together the best professional players within the third dimension of the Aramco Series championship, which arrived in the urbanization of San Roque after disputing events from Bangkok (Thailand) and London (United Kingdom) and before passing through New York (United States) and Jeddah (Saudi Arabia).
Classification
129 Jessica Korda (USA) (61+68 shots)
125. Pauline Bouchard (FRA) (67+68)
124 Nelly Korda (USA) (67+69)
125 Ana Pelaez (ESP) (68+69)
128 Linn Grant (SUE) (69+69)
Manon De Rooey (BEL) (66+72)
129 Pia Babnik (ESL) (66+73)
Johanna Gustavsson (SUE) (72+67)
130 Anne-Lise Flow (FRA) (70+70)
Virginia Elena Carta (ITA) (71+69)
Source: La Verdad
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