Cut day in Jakarta. The leader of the BNI Indonesian Masters is still the Indian Gaganjeet Bhullar at -12. On the French side, Jeremy Gandon, makes the cut at -3.
Leader the day before, the Indian Gaganjeet Bhullar retains his first place, at the end of the second day of competition this Friday, at -12. The multiple winner on the Asian Tour is in the lead with three strokes ahead of his pursuer. The 35-year-old made 6 birdies and 2 bogeys on the Royale Jakarta Golf Club course.
“I hit the ball very well yesterday (Thursday) and today (Friday). I think one of the factors that got me to where I am, which is -12 after two rounds, is my driving ability. Over the last two rounds, I think I’ve only missed two fairways, and the more fairways you hit, the more opportunities you give yourself to get closer to the flag, and that’s what I did yesterday and today. The goal was to stay in the present moment. Keep doing what I’m trying to do. »
