Thomas Bjorn Leads at Halfway Mark of the World Cup
by Maura Hutchinson
“I three-putted the first, so got caught a bit there,” Bjorn told reporters after Friday’s round. “After that I patiently worked my way into the round and played very solidly. Maybe not quite as good as the first round on the front nine, but on the back nine I played awesome.”
The 42-year-old will now be looking ahead and hoping his good form continues throughout the weekend.
While Adam Scott, who won the Australian PGA and the Australian Masters earlier this month, found himself nine-strokes behind the leader after shooting a 68. The Australian native is currently way down the leaderboard following a disastrous opening round that saw him score a quintuple bogey.