Maybank Championship: Pieters leads by one stroke after second round
Thomas Pieters of Belgium reacts during the Made in Denmark, European Tour golf tournament, final round in Farso August 28, 2016. — Reuters pic
“I struggled off the tee early on, at the end, it was a lot better. It didn’t feel like a good day to me, I made the best of what I had. I gave myself a lot of chances but I couldn’t seem to get the ball in the hole. Overnight joint leader, Nacho Elvira of Spain and Indonesia’s Danny Masrin shared second place with identical two-day total of seven-under-par 137.
Indonesia’s Danny Masrin remained unfazed by the prospect of going up against his more illustrious rivals in the competition.
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