Rory Mcilroy was impressed in the second round of the Genesis Scottish Open, and Chris Gotterup was the same as Friday course record.
MCILROY left seven times a week ago with 65 birdies and one bogey in the second round, with 65 birdies and one bogey.
But he shot 61 -year -olds of 61 years of excellent 61 to make the course record equally in North Berwick’s Renaissance Club.
Mac Il -ro said, “I got down to some leaflets.” “This morning, the condition was so positive, the wind was hardly blown, and the wind started not starting a little in the rear 9, but it is still very easy to manage.
“I started to have a little difficult, and I started to hit a drive that hit a few times, but it was well suited to hitting green onions.
Use a Chrome browser for more accessible video players.
Rory Mcilroy said that the second round, which included six birdies and finished the 5th, put him in the Scottish Open.
“It was always a good strategy for me if it wasn’t rough and bad if I couldn’t attack the tee aggressively and attacked the golf course and played the bunker.
“I have been sticking to it for a week. Sometimes I fall into trouble, but most of them work quite well.”
Who will win in the Genesis Scottish Open? See live on SKY SPORTS all weeks. Is there no sky? Stream the open type without a contract.
Gain the best price from one of the 1,700 courses across the UK and Ireland and book the round.
