BMW PGA CHAMPIOTSHIP: Hideki Matsuyama holds the middle of the road with the European Ryder Cup stars chasing at Wentworth | Golf news

Ryder, Trio Justin Rose, Victor Hofeland, Ludwig Oberg, all in the mid -road competition from the BMW PGA, where Hideki Matsuyama grabbed the initiative in Winoorth.

Eleven of the Luke Donald Europe team is heading to Pitige Black later this month at the leading DP World Tour event before trying to restore the Ryder Cup in New York, Live from 26 to 28 September on Sky SportS.

Hovland set the first CLUBHOUSE goal in 11 years after closing his second ghost -free tour with a 45 -foot eagle in the last five, only until Rose moves next to him after matching 66 Norwegian.

Åberg was ranked shortly on the explicit feature until a ghost on the fifteenth of the seventeenth century, where Matsuyama entered Eagle on his way to eight or less than 64 years and led one shot in 12 below.

Alex Norne, Vice -captain of Ryder CUP – Champion 2017 – is located in four Halfway Lead and Matt Fitzpatrick at the end of the week at Seven Under, while Tyrrell Hatton 2020 BMW champion is another shot.

World No. 2 Rorrei McLeroy recovered from three early ghosts of the five -bird card in seven hole stretching around the turn, and briefly placed it in three leaders, only for a double -hole ghost to return it to three under the Shin Laurie.

Ten from the European team arrived at the weekend, where Robert McCaine and Tommy Fleetwood infiltrated the severed brand, as Rasmus Hoggard was the only one by Donald to come out early after 74 and 75 rounds.

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Matsuyama – who was playing alongside Aberg and Fitzpatrick in the afternoon wave – was four strikes after the opening day but soon raised the leaders of the leaders by following nine 31 with three birds in four holes from 11.

He abolished a ghost on the fifteenth by cutting it to Eagle in the seventeenth place, where åberg fixed three of 20 feet until he exceeded one ghost in front of both players who had to settle in the last time.

“I felt well, on a difficult day in a difficult golf course,” åberg Sky Sports said. “I feel good in a positive way and it was definitely a good day.”

Rose, who played in the group forward, produced the finish of the bird to reach 11 years, while Hovland was the best beginners in the morning after an eagle card in four birds in 66.

“The ball hit, much better today, especially the first, seven or eight holes, “Rose – which mixed with eight birds with two ghosts – Sky Sports said. “I really felt that I was in a gentle groove there.

“I felt that my focus begins to wander at the end of the tour, but this ghost (16) made me try at least re -focus. The poor shot and the second poor view in 17, but I escaped with these gentle kinds at the end.”

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