Shane Lowry achieved six birdies in a twist of -5 to establish a two -stroke advantage among the invitation Arnold Palmer This Friday in Orlando, Florida.
The Irish stands with -8 (136) after his second rotation. He promoted ruler Wyndham Clark, who made 71 holes and second with 6 under the PAR.
Lowry marked the pattern of his twist by geming a 20 -feet putt for the birdie in the second hole 3 of the Bay Hill Club & Lodge. He added a 14 -foot birdie to the torque 3 of the seventh hole, his third day, and trained one of the 35 feet for Birdie on 13.
Lowry, 37, was the third Arnold Palmer Invitational last year and wanted his first individual success from the BMW PGA championship of 2022 on the DP World Tour. He and Norirlandés Rory Mcilroy team to win the Zurich classic of New Orleans last year.
Collin Morikawa (68) and Canadian Corey Conners (70) share third place with 5 bass. Jason Day made the best contest turn to date, 8-low 64, to put 4 under the PAR; He was tied to Mcilroy, who made his second consecutive 70, and Russell Henley (68).
Justin Thomas (70), Max Greserman (71) and Keegan Bradley (72) tied to 3 under PAR. Scottie Scheffler, number 1 in the world, formed using a torque 72 and tied to 1 low torque.
Because this is a contest for the invitation organized by players, this 20 million dollar event has a cut of 36 holes for 50 best players and tied.
Among the players who do not exceed the cut of 4 above are the Norwegian Viktor Hovland (5 above), Max Homa (7 above), Cameron Young (9 above) and South Korea Tom Kim (10 above).
Source: La Verdad
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