The New Zealander and the Japanese (-8) are two shots ahead of the rest of the field after two rounds on the Hilton Grand Vacations, contested in Florida and in which no French woman is participating. A tournament broadcast on Journal du Golf TV and L’Équipe Live, like the entire LPGA season.
The Champions Tournament obviously lives up to its name since it brings together 35 of the best players in the world who have won on the LPGA Tour over the last two years. The crème de la crème are competing in Florida, with a few exceptions since Céline Boutier is notably not in the party. Lydia Ko and Ayaka Furue are very present. The New Zealander and the Japanese are indeed leading the way after two laps.
After his inaugural 65, Furue was in a little more difficulty this Friday under a rather capricious sky (71, bogey at 4). A more neutral card than that of Lydia Ko (67, an eagle, three birdies), the best of the day (66) having been signed by Charley Hull (17th, -4).
