Have An Eye for European Tour Event

Have An Eye for European Tour Event

On Friday at the European Tour event, Sweden's Pelle Edberg was in a league of his own with a second-round 64. callaway x22 irons This brought him into the joint lead with South African James Kingston, who was able to add only a level-par 70 to his pacesetting opening 65. ping g15 driver
They were three clear of the field at the halfway stage of the Iberdrola Open Cala Millor Mallorca, Welshman Stuart Manley's 68 bringing him into a tie for third on two under with Spaniards Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano and Alejandro Canizares. ping rapture v 2 irons Six months after losing his Tour card and then failing to win it back at the qualifying school, Edberg has had only limited opportunities on the circuit this season. But the 31-year-old known for his colourful headbands has already recorded one top-10 finish and now a first victory is in his sights at Pula after the joint lowest round of his career. taylormade 09 burner irons Edberg, out in 32 before picking up further shots on the fifth, sixth and eighth, was on the last fairway when a thunderstorm halted play for over two hours.
On the resumption the temperature had dropped markedly and the wind created havoc on some holes. taylormade r7 cgb max irons Ireland's Gary Murphy was tied for third at three under, but double-bogeyed the eighth and 11th holes and then triple-bogeyed the next. When he dropped three more strokes in the last two holes Murphy handed in a 79 and was heading out of the event. By then Ryder Cup Dane Soren Hansen, at 50th in the world the highest-ranked player in the field, had already crashed out of his first tournament since The Masters after collapsing to a 10-over-par 80. Ishiner At the end of the day only seven players were under par, England's Andrew Marshall and Scot Jamie McLeary both scoring 69 to stand one under.