New Zealander Ryan Fox and Englishman Luke Donald, with -8, after completing only three holes, lead the Nedbank Golf Challenge tournament in Sun City (South Africa) played at the Gary Player Country Club, in a second. day affected by bad weather and, finally, postponed due to lack of light.
Ryan Fox finished the leader after the first day, with a 64 stroke (-8), and completed just three holes Friday, with a par on 1, a birdie on 2 and a bogey on 3, before the stoppage due to -rain with apparatus electricity and lack of light.
For his part, Donald, who exited the course one shot behind Fox, added a birdie on hole 2 to the three holes he played, allowing him to match the New Zealander.
Two strokes away were the Englishman Ross Fisher, one of the few who could play ten or eleven holes (only did nine), the Danish Rasmus Hojgaard (played 6) and the Italian Guido Migliozzi (played of 3).
The best Spaniard is still Adrian Otaegui, who joins at -4, after playing just 6 holes this Friday, with a -1 on the day.
The second day is scheduled to resume at 06.45 this Saturday. Note that there is no court as only 66 golfers are playing in the competition.
Source: La Verdad
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