Jenny Singh leads Women’s Scottish Open by five after two rounds

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TROON, Scotland – South Korea’s Jenny Shin leads the ladies’s Scottish Open by 5 strokes after two rounds at Dundonald Hyperlinks on Friday.

Singh began the second spherical with a bogey, however made six birdies, together with the ultimate gap, to attain a 5-under 67. The whole was 11 beneath.

“I attempted actually arduous to not three-putt,” Singh stated.

After the primary day of the co-hosted occasion between the Ladies’s European Tour and the LPGA Tour, Singh was joint within the lead with American Lauren Coughlin at 6 beneath par. However Coughlin, who received the Aramco Championship in April and the 2024 Scottish Open, shot two over on Friday to drop to 4 beneath and transfer right into a tie for fourth with Japan’s Erika Hara.

The closest participant to Singh was German golfer Esther Henseleit, who shot a 4-under 68 with two birdies and one eagle.

South Korea’s Kim Ah-lim completed an even-par spherical with two birdies and two bogeys and remained in third place at 5 beneath.

When requested about earmuffs, Kim stated, “Utilizing earmuffs retains my ears heat and makes me really feel extra assured.”

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World No. 1 Nelly Korda completed her spherical of 76 with 4 consecutive bogeys and was 4 over, two spots above the minimize line.

Defending champion Lottie Ward shot a 2-under 70 to tie for eleventh place on par.

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