Evian Championship: English amateurs Lotti Wad, Lyona Maguire in Ireland is still in the main golf competition | Golf news

Lyona Maguire in Ireland and 21 -year -old English amateurs remain in the competition in the middle of the fourth road of women’s specialization in the Evian Championship in France.

With Somi Lee’s place in South Korea, 10 after 65 of the second round, Maguire Level 71 and Woad leave them 69 shots from the leader, respectively.

Maguire started today in a share of the lead, but it ended in seventh place after the birds were canceled in two, 15 and 17 by Bogeys at eight, 16 and 18.

Meanwhile, Wadi ended with birds with birds on the sixteenth and eighteenth to end the second for its day, which conveniently led to the fourth time in its seven major appearances as amateurs.

The 21 -year -old girl is in good condition, after she won her first victory in the KPMG Championship for Irish Open Women, and she said about her position in the first 12 positions of the main leaders: “Certainly a bit tense, but she is also exciting at the same time.

“I just, like, five. Yes, I just try to play well tomorrow and know what is happening.”

Woads joined five by Nelly Korda after publishing the No. 1 of the second round 70, with Jeeno Thaitikul’s rating competitor also in the six -year -old mixture after 68 years.

But Friday belongs to Lee, who made six birds and eagle to move to one progress over the Australian Grace Kim.

Two birds and eagles sank for me before enjoying a strong end of the back on the ninth, with birds in holes 11, 13, 15 and 18.

“The starting footage is really important in this session, but I wasn’t great today,” Lee told LPGA. “But I managed to compensate for this with some strong situation.

“Now, I focus on my driver and drivers, and I keep my dull rhythm – and we will see where that takes me.”

Kim ranked nine less than 68, while American Jennifer Kopchu finished one of four leaders participating around the night, the second day in third place.

Lydia Ko and Renning Yin, the third and fourth in the world, in a row, missed the advanced reduction, as did the Women’s Winner in the United States.

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