WALTON HEATH, England — Eddie Pepperell moved into a three-stroke clubhouse lead and Tommy Fleetwood lost ground at the British Masters on Friday after a second round when only three players shot in the 60s at windy Walton Heath. Twenty players were yet to finish their second rounds when play was suspended because of darkness. Pepperell, who was alongside Fleetwood in a four-way share of the first-round lead, followed up a 67 with a 3-under 69 and was the only player in the 124-man field to shoot two rounds under 70. Fleetwood had five bogeys and didn’t make a birdie in a 5-over 77 — 10 strokes worse than his first-round score. I never once got it right.”Fleetwood was tied for 21st, eight shots behind Pepperell, and only 13 players shot worse than him on Friday.

Source: National Post October 12, 2018 18:11 UTC