IRELAND’S LEONA MAGUIRE leads by two shots going into the final day of the Aramco Team Series at the Centurion Club in Hemel Hempstead Road.
The Cavan native finished in the ascendancy on Wednesday and maintained her promising position on day two.
The 29-year-old could not match her opening round 66 today, finishing with a 72, but it kept her at the top of the leaderboard on eight under par, ahead of England’s Georgia Hall in second, after the latter produced a second round of 70 on the trot.
Maguire began the day with a bogey on the 10th hole and a birdie on the 13th was offset by another bogey immediately after that.
She finished strongly, however, with birdies on the third and sixth hole leaving her in a promising position.
In third place, Austria’s Sarah Schober is two shots further back on four under par, having trailed Maguire by only one shot after yesterday’s action.
Meanwhile, Dubliner Lauren Walsh is tied for 25th on two over par after a second-round score of 75 to ensure she will comfortably avoid the projected cut of +6.
You can view the leaderboard in full here.
They should really relax their rules a bit . The likes of a jack Willis or Farrell is a big loss in that setup..surely players getting exposure in different environments and arguably tougher leagues 1. Makes the player better and 2 creates a stronger national side if included…
@Stuart: Still comes down to trying to keep your best players playing domestically. Premiership would be badly diluted if most of their internationals went abroad for more money.
@mcdb06: spot on, you must protect the product that generates the players in the first place.
@mcdb06: so it’s all about the league and not the player. Jack Willis has become a better player playing in France . Like Ronaldo going from man U to Madrid…I get dilution of a league absolutely but surely there’s an argument to make part of the product (the player) the best they can be …not suggestion I have the answer here but surely can’t be one simple view of dilution of the league so shouldn’t select…
@Don alexander: Unless there are too many players, as there are in Ireland. Certainly they could consider a time limit on this rule.