Favorite house Robert McIntire Before the second round of the weather -affected Alfred Dunhill Link Championship, a part of the clubhouse lead was suspended in Kingsburn to grab a part of the clubhouse lead.
When the initial starter Richard Stern posted a bogie-free 67 on the old course St Andrews As soon as the weather deteriorated, to set the target at 12, it was unlikely to be caught as strong winds and in the afternoon all three host courses were beaten by heavy rains.
But Rider Cup Star and local hero McIntire reached the occasion, who joined the top on top by signing seven Birds and a solitary bogey to the top 66 after making the worst of the weather.
Stern of stern Louis Oshujan After 68 carding in Kingsburn, there was a shot behind co-agarcies, which was one ahead of a large group of Scotland. Scott jaimison And Tom McKibin of Northern Ireland.
Macintyre started his second round in the 10th T in Kingsburn on Friday and made a bright start, raising Burdies on 11th, 12th and 14th.
World number nine first picked up another shot after sending his approach up to five feet but bogged down the short second.
He bounced back into the style, however, firing the Beddy in the third and fifth – from about 20 feet – with stern at the summit – before exploiting from the ninth range to another from another range to another.
McIntire said: “This was an ideal phase of golf, especially once in the season, just a cute round.
“It is difficult when it gets into this air. It is difficult to kill the ball with air.
“So I was trying to try and fight air on some holes and was not comfortable. But I made some beautiful shots. Yes, put in the air solidly.”
Jaimison, who produced 68 CarnostiSaid: “This is clearly traditionally difficult to be traditionally difficult. So anything in the 60s, I must have signed for it and obviously the way the weather turned to nine, I was happy to hang.”
Nathan Kimsi of England created a nine gradual beardi in the old course to write his name in DP World Tour Record Books only as a third player to achieve achievement after Matt Wallace and James Nittiies.
People with hole will still return to the course at 08.00 am on Saturday to complete, the third round with a shotgun start before it starts at 12.30 pm.