Indian golfers Aditi Ashok (T-37) and Tvesa Malik (T-44) made the cut comfortably at New York’s Aramco Team Series as conditions improved on the second day of the tournament.
Aditi scored a second consecutive 74 with a birdie against three bogeys, the same as on the first day.
With 4 out of 148, he was off the T-37, slipping from the T-22 night.
Tvesa, meanwhile, has updated its first map. He shot 73 after a 76 on the first day. At 5 out of 149, T-44 lies.
Tvesa, who was part of the lead team after day one, saw her team slide to fifth as she threw 73 and teammates Leona Maguire and Liz Young carded 72 each. Amateur Golden Tate threw 100.
The team event was won by Johanna Gustavsson’s team, who achieved an impressive victory.
Gustavsson shot 70, while Jessica Karlsson and Karolin Lampert had 70 and 72 respectively, while NYU star Jennifer Rosenberg had 76.
They totaled 17 cents.
They were consecutive victories for Karolin Lampert, who was also part of last year’s Aramco Team Series – New York winner at Glen Oaks Golf & Country Club.
In the second round of the individual competition, world number eight Lexi Thompson made the most decisive move, showing off her class with a round of 65 to finish eight under par, giving her a subtle one-shot lead before the final day. .
Thompson’s round included five little birds and an eagle with the American star’s putter burning in the New York sun.
A win would mark the 27-year-old American’s first professional victory since the ShopRite LPGA Classic in 2019.
Tournament headliner and world number four Nelly Korda (67), who was another to put her authority on the Ferry Point Links, is just one behind. Her round included four birdies and an eagle to finish seven under par.
Korda is aiming for consecutive victories in the Aramco Team Series.
Chasing Thompson and Korda, Madelene Sagstrom (5 under) and world number six Brooke Henderson (4 under.)
The final day of play will see only the 60 lowest scoring players and draws from the first two days returning to the field to compete for an additional $ 500,000, this time in individual cash prizes.
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