Lotywood influenced his professional start as the second round 65 gave him a two shot lead at the women’s Scottish Open.
The 21 -year -old former World No. 1 amateur Surrey and World No.1 Blue Corda went to the upper part of the leader’s board for a joint second, after being out again with a boogie free round.
Wood said, “I’m happy with it, Boogie Free is always good.” “I’m just trying to keep this pace. I’m trying to play well, I am confident, so I’ll keep doing it.
“I just played in the seven Majors, so I got all this experience and then there was a late event. It wasn’t really new. I knew how to deal with it.
“I will only be on the project I had all the week, and the same strategy.
“Obviously, people will be chasing me, but I’m not just going to change anything. I will try to do what I do in Ireland.”
Starting from the 10th, before scoring four runs in four in the third to seven holes, he made five holes to make his first bed.
He brought it to 12 with just one boogie in 36 holes, Korda and Dan Nana Kavistz Madson put behind two.
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England’s amateur star Lotywood selected the membership of professional and accepted LPGA Tour
Earlier this month, the Irish Open winning Wood announced a decision to be professional last week when it lost only one shot after winning the $ 400,000 prize money, after winning by Grace Kim in the Evene Championship, which is the fourth women’s Major of the year.
England’s Charlotte Lafar shot five boogies and three double boogies between the rounds of 82, after entering Friday as a night leader.
Ireland’s Leona Magveer is ranked eighth in six under -under -Under, while Georgia Hall is ranked 12th at four under the underlined under four.
The larger season of women was returned to the AIG Women’s Open from July 31 to August 31 as a defending champion at Sky Sports Golf, Royal Portcoal. Stream and more of a contract without a contract.
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