01바람을 뚫고 펼쳐진 2라운드 순위 경쟁
DP월드투어 알프레드 던힐 링크스 챔피언십 2라운드가 스코틀랜드의 명문 링크스 코스인 세인트 앤드루스 올드 코스, 카누스티, 킹스반스에서 개최되었습니다.
이번 대회는 세계적인 프로 골퍼들과 각계 유명 인사들이 한 팀을 이뤄 경기를 치르는 유명 프로암 형식으로 진행되어 다채로운 볼거리를 선사했습니다.
선수들은 스코틀랜드 링크스 코스 특유의 까다로운 바람과 날씨 속에서도 수준 높은 기량을 선보이며 상위권 진입을 위한 치열한 타수 줄이기 경쟁을 이어갔습니다.
2라운드 경기 결과와 주요 명장면이 공개된 가운데, 주말 라운드를 향한 선두권의 불꽃 튀는 순위 싸움에 골프 팬들의 관심이 집중되고 있습니다.
02Original (English) — DP World Tour
Jarvis leads the way, Jordan gets the best of Carnoustie, Sharma holes out on 18 and Sue Fitzpatrick has plenty of highlights.
Here's what happened on day two of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
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Casey Jarvis is searching for more success this season after making a birdie on the final hole of his round to earn a one shot lead after 36 holes of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
The 23-year-old South African, who claimed the Magical Kenya Open presented by Asba and the Investec South African Open Championship earlier this year, found the par-five ninth green at Kingsbarns with his second shot and two-putted from long range for a 67.
"I played really nicely," he said afterwards. "I felt the whole day, hit the ball really solid. My approach play was really good. Luckily rolled in a few putts in my front nine, which is the back nine, and I just felt really in control of my game out there.
"It's nice to have the old course for two rounds in a row now. You watch the Open growing up as a kid and now to be in contention in a tournament like this. Yeah, I'm just looking forward to it and I can't wait to get out there over the weekend."
Matthew Jordan spent much of the day at the top of the leaderboard, and sits one behind Jarvis after beating his previous score at Carnoustie during the Dunhill Links by five shots.
A seven-under 65 beat his previous best, a 70 in 2024, and the Englishman said he was pleased he had a good score at a course he's felt he's struggled at.
“It's just been, in this event, my Achilles' heel. I remember shooting 9-under at St Andrews and came here and the weather was absolutely horrendous.
“Yeah, I can't kick myself too much but I think I shot 5-under there, and I think the year before, I shot 8-under and 6-under, and then I think came here and shot kind of level or 1-under. So it's always really kind of held me back a bit.
"It's just hard golf holes. Where the wind is normally, you have a couple of nice ones, but there's a handful in there that keep you honest. Really pleasing to come away from this and finally shooting a good score around here.”
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Is there a better hole in golf to sink your approach shot than the 18th at The Old Course, St Andrews? The two-time DP World Tour winner delighted the fans - and himself - with an eagle two on his ninth hole of the day for the shot of the day.
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The good shots also belonged to the amateurs on day two of the Dunhill, and this putt from actor Michael Peña - playing in this event for this first time alongside Austin Bautista - is one of them!
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Sue Fitzpatrick showed exactly why she's produced two superstars on Friday at Kingsbarns, hitting a brilliant shot to the fifth green. Both Alex and Matt then hit, but couldn't do any better than their mum.
Speaking of the Fitzpatrick's....
After Russell Fitzpatrick showed off an unsuual putting technique on Thursday at Carnoustie, Alex decided to watch over and give a few tips to his dad ahead of their second round at Kingsbarns.
So... so close.