Somi Lee weakened 65 on 65 Fridays on 65 Friday to grab a-shot lead in the fourth, Avian Championship of the five LPGA Tour Meters this season.
Li of South Korea prepared the cross-5 ninth hole cross-5 at the Evian Resort Golf Club in Evian-Less-Bans to get a 10-ender overall.
Lee is coming out of its first LPGA tour at the Dow Championship Team event with Jin He Im last month.
“I think, first, this course is very beautiful, but you know, green is very difficult, so I just (practicing) the distance,” Lee said. “I am just (centered) at the distance. Miss Left, Miss Right, Never Mind. Just distance – is it perfect.”
Grace Kim of Australia, one of the five first-round co-agencies, is in Solo second in 9-in-Ender after shooting 68 on Friday. American Jennifer Kuppo ranks third in 8-under after an incident, including seven Birds and five bogies.
Kuppo said, “A lot of puts are making and putting well.” “I think it’s just a kind of rolling, looking at the lines well. It seems that I am here in enough time that I am starting to learn a little Greece, so that I can help.”
Hi-Jin Choi (68) of South Korea, Casendra Alexander (68) of South Africa and American Andrea Lee (70) are bound to the fourth.
Alexander said, “It was a difficult day. The most clean scorecard or well -organized golf. I did not hit it best with T.” “But I think I made nothing, which is out of a great position. Very good up and down and put and really good.”
World No. 2 is tied to the seventh after the second straight round of Jeeno Thaitikul 68.
America’s World No. 1 Nelly Corda is part of a group tied 12th in the 5-under undergroup. The 70s of his second round included a double-bogie in Par-3 16th Hole and an eagle in Par-5 18, where he pierced a double-breaking put from about 30 feet.
England’s top-order amateur Loti Vod has been associated with Corda after 2-under 69.
Vod said, “Today there were some tuck pins and I really hit it well in the last few days.” “Maybe there may have been some more puts, but if I can fix it in the weekend, it would be good if I can kill it well.”
Japan’s defending champion Ayaka Furua has been ranked 26th in 3-under.
The 2-Over-Burbar cuts were US women’s open champions Maja Starc, World No. 3 Lydi and number 4 wasted Yin.
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