Sisters Moriya and Ariya Jutanugarn flew over the grounds of the Country Club in Midland, Mich., To take first place in the Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational in the second round on Thursday.
The Thai women cut off an impressive 11 shots at par of 70. They have a cumulative 126 (-14) after 36 holes.
They will start the rounds of the weekend with a priority of two strikes on the duo formed by the Thai Pajaree Anannarukarn and the Indian Aditi Ashok.
Canadian Brooke M. Henderson teams up with South Korean In Gee Chun. After handing in a 71 (+1) card at the end of the first round, the two women put on a much better performance, cutting off eight punches. They share the 19e row, seven shots from the leaders.
For her part, the representative of the maple leaf Alena Sharp and her partner, Australia’s Sarah Kemp, avoided the cleaver with a single strike, they who have a cumulative 136 after 36 holes.
The only other Canadian in contention, Jaclyn Lee, and her Scottish partner, Gemma Dryburgh, were unable to advance to the final two rounds, after handing in 76 (+6) and 65 (-5). ).
