Carson Young fired the best round of the day 7-in-the-end day to lead to 7-under 64 to lead through three rounds of Oneflight Martal Beach Classic in South Carolina.
Young, who started the day at 6 o’clock for the tournament, played a bogie-free golf for the second straight round, and he exposed his rainy day to get 13-under 200 with an eagle on the 55th hole at Dunes 200 at the Dunes Golf and Beach Club.
Anderson, native of SC, is looking for the victory of his first tour. Young, who golfed as a collegium in Claymson, is over -10 this season. He finished 10th in Puerto Rico Open in March.
The 30 -year -old described it as “terrible” to play close to the house.
“I met my entire family here, my little girl and my mother and brother and my wife’s parents and his brother,” said Young. “It is good for the family to be out of the family and is a group of support with friends. I listen to a group of” Go Tigers “and those who have not seen in years. … It just looks like old times.”
Harry Higgs chased 66 with 68 on Friday and moved to second place by himself in 12-under 201. He survived two early bogies and there were five birdies for the day.
Higgs said he was “thrilled to shoot equal.”
“I am not great in the rain. Today it is expected that there was some good speed for Rain Golf, which we are going to do again yesterday,” said Higgs. “Yes, just guessing the whole day, and fortunately I (correctly) estimated most of the time, and stopped in it, not lost my mind, which was good.”
The results of the second round of Canada’s second round co-agreed McKenzie Hughes and Chili’s Christobal Dale Solar were separated.
Hughes shot a 70 – two bogey and three birdies – to sit alone in third place for Tourney at 11 am.
Dale Solar was opened with a shirt, but it was the first of the two for the day. There were three bogies at nine in front of them, two and nine plus behind them ended with a double-boy, and 5-over 76. He is in nine-way tie at 31st position.
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