Round two is in the books down in Queensland, Australia and it is the promising young Swede David Lingmirth 73 68 -3 who has a narrow lead, one of only 12 players to break par in the wind at the RACV Royal Pine Resort course, recently redesigned and toughened up by Aussie legend Graham Marsh.
The wind is making the new course very difficult, for example defending champion Greg Chalmers 76 75 +7 and top seed Brandt Snedeker 84 75 +15 have missed the cut.
Lingmirth, 57th in the world, now lives in the States and you'll remember he won the Memorial Tournament back in June and has decided to join the European Tour for 2016 to try and make the Ryder Cup team.
England’s Mark Foster, Peter Uihlein and Spain’s Pablo Martin Benavides are in the pack at -2.
This event, now in it's 110 year has finally been included for the first time in The Race to Dubai International Schedule.
Bryan Angus
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