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Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey
Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey

North Wales Chronicle

time18-07-2025

  • Climate
  • North Wales Chronicle

Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey

With the wind slightly stronger than Thursday, with potentially heavy rain forecast for the afternoon, the opening hole was not playing any easier – it was fifth-hardest yesterday and already rated most difficult for the early starters. Bezuidenhout found heavy rough on the right and could only advance his ball 85 yards back into the fairway and missed a nine-footer for par. That left Sheffield's Matt Fitzpatrick, Dane Jacob Skov Olesen and China's Haotong Li – all afternoon starters – and Harris English sharing the lead on four under. But Bezuidenhout rejoined them with a birdie at the par-five next. Australian Marc Leishman, who yesterday complained about the pace of play, sped to a three-under 33 outward nine, and another birdie at the 10th moved him up to two under. Playing in the first group of round two, Marc Leishman is three-under for the day through nine. — The Open (@TheOpen) July 18, 2025 Sergio Garcia, back at The Open for the first time since 2022, dented his hopes of making an early move with a double-bogey after finding a bunker with his approach at the first. He reclaimed a shot with a birdie at the par-five next but that only got him back to level par. An eagle for United States Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley after reaching the second in two got him to one under.

Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey
Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey

Rhyl Journal

time18-07-2025

  • Climate
  • Rhyl Journal

Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey

With the wind slightly stronger than Thursday, with potentially heavy rain forecast for the afternoon, the opening hole was not playing any easier – it was fifth-hardest yesterday and already rated most difficult for the early starters. Bezuidenhout found heavy rough on the right and could only advance his ball 85 yards back into the fairway and missed a nine-footer for par. That left Sheffield's Matt Fitzpatrick, Dane Jacob Skov Olesen and China's Haotong Li – all afternoon starters – and Harris English sharing the lead on four under. But Bezuidenhout rejoined them with a birdie at the par-five next. Australian Marc Leishman, who yesterday complained about the pace of play, sped to a three-under 33 outward nine, and another birdie at the 10th moved him up to two under. Playing in the first group of round two, Marc Leishman is three-under for the day through nine. — The Open (@TheOpen) July 18, 2025 Sergio Garcia, back at The Open for the first time since 2022, dented his hopes of making an early move with a double-bogey after finding a bunker with his approach at the first. He reclaimed a shot with a birdie at the par-five next but that only got him back to level par. An eagle for United States Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley after reaching the second in two got him to one under.

Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey
Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey

Glasgow Times

time18-07-2025

  • Climate
  • Glasgow Times

Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey

With the wind slightly stronger than Thursday, with potentially heavy rain forecast for the afternoon, the opening hole was not playing any easier – it was fifth-hardest yesterday and already rated most difficult for the early starters. Bezuidenhout found heavy rough on the right and could only advance his ball 85 yards back into the fairway and missed a nine-footer for par. South Africa's Christiaan Bezuidenhout started bogey-birdie to maintain his place in a share of the lead (Brian Lawless/PA That left Sheffield's Matt Fitzpatrick, Dane Jacob Skov Olesen and China's Haotong Li – all afternoon starters – and Harris English sharing the lead on four under. But Bezuidenhout rejoined them with a birdie at the par-five next. Australian Marc Leishman, who yesterday complained about the pace of play, sped to a three-under 33 outward nine, and another birdie at the 10th moved him up to two under. Playing in the first group of round two, Marc Leishman is three-under for the day through nine. — The Open (@TheOpen) July 18, 2025 Sergio Garcia, back at The Open for the first time since 2022, dented his hopes of making an early move with a double-bogey after finding a bunker with his approach at the first. He reclaimed a shot with a birdie at the par-five next but that only got him back to level par. An eagle for United States Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley after reaching the second in two got him to one under.

Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey
Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey

Leader Live

time18-07-2025

  • Climate
  • Leader Live

Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey

With the wind slightly stronger than Thursday, with potentially heavy rain forecast for the afternoon, the opening hole was not playing any easier – it was fifth-hardest yesterday and already rated most difficult for the early starters. Bezuidenhout found heavy rough on the right and could only advance his ball 85 yards back into the fairway and missed a nine-footer for par. That left Sheffield's Matt Fitzpatrick, Dane Jacob Skov Olesen and China's Haotong Li – all afternoon starters – and Harris English sharing the lead on four under. But Bezuidenhout rejoined them with a birdie at the par-five next. Australian Marc Leishman, who yesterday complained about the pace of play, sped to a three-under 33 outward nine, and another birdie at the 10th moved him up to two under. Playing in the first group of round two, Marc Leishman is three-under for the day through nine. — The Open (@TheOpen) July 18, 2025 Sergio Garcia, back at The Open for the first time since 2022, dented his hopes of making an early move with a double-bogey after finding a bunker with his approach at the first. He reclaimed a shot with a birdie at the par-five next but that only got him back to level par. An eagle for United States Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley after reaching the second in two got him to one under.

Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey
Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey

South Wales Guardian

time18-07-2025

  • Climate
  • South Wales Guardian

Overnight joint-leader Christian Bezuidenhout starts second round with a bogey

With the wind slightly stronger than Thursday, with potentially heavy rain forecast for the afternoon, the opening hole was not playing any easier – it was fifth-hardest yesterday and already rated most difficult for the early starters. Bezuidenhout found heavy rough on the right and could only advance his ball 85 yards back into the fairway and missed a nine-footer for par. That left Sheffield's Matt Fitzpatrick, Dane Jacob Skov Olesen and China's Haotong Li – all afternoon starters – and Harris English sharing the lead on four under. But Bezuidenhout rejoined them with a birdie at the par-five next. Australian Marc Leishman, who yesterday complained about the pace of play, sped to a three-under 33 outward nine, and another birdie at the 10th moved him up to two under. Playing in the first group of round two, Marc Leishman is three-under for the day through nine. — The Open (@TheOpen) July 18, 2025 Sergio Garcia, back at The Open for the first time since 2022, dented his hopes of making an early move with a double-bogey after finding a bunker with his approach at the first. He reclaimed a shot with a birdie at the par-five next but that only got him back to level par. An eagle for United States Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley after reaching the second in two got him to one under.

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