Feng carded a course record eight-under 64 on moving day and vaulted from tied seventh into the 36-hole lead of the 54-hole event. The bogey free, eight-birdie round puts Feng in a great position to join Lydia Ko and Ariya Jutanugarn as back-to-back winners in 2016. "I've won 16 times as a pro but I've never won back-to-back tournaments so it would be great if it happens but right now I'm not thinking about it. "Right now my confidence level is pretty high, I know how to score," Feng said following her course record round. Thailand's Pornanong Phatlum shot a 67 for 137 to stay four strokes behind Feng.

Source: Bangkok Post November 05, 2016 23:44 UTC