I haven't felt this way on the golf course for so long, at least three years," he said. Masters champion Sergio Garcia and American Kurt Kitayama were also a shot behind Chapchai in joint second spot when play was called off. Garcia, the world No.10, was one under for his second round after eight holes, while Kitayama, a qualifier, birdied his second hole before the hooter sounded. The second round will resume at 7.40am, local time, today. Tirawat, who finished tied 11th alongside Garcia in last year's Singapore Open, played steady golf with just two birdies and a single bogey to stay well in the hunt.

Source: Bangkok Post January 20, 2018 00:56 UTC