“That six-foot-birdie on the eighth [she started on the back nine] really got my momentum back. I’m happy to still be sticking to my goal of hitting even-par in each round. If I can maintain this level I think I can win this week,” added the Phitsanulok-based player, who has received a scholarship to enter University of Southern Utah next year. In the boys category, Filipino Luis Miguel Castro, despite 74, still remained atop of the leader’s board with a halfway total of 145, one over par. That put him two ahead of local hope Akedanai Ponghathaikul, who shot a second-round 73.

Source: The Nation Bangkok November 03, 2017 18:00 UTC