Theophile (left) / cantley

On Friday, April 23, Beijing time and Louisiana time, Patrick cantlay and Xander schauffele hit 68 strokes in the rotating batting match, 4 strokes below the standard. In the windswept TPC Louisiana, they maintained the one stroke lead in the Zurich elite.

The partners of the president’s cup and Ryder Cup made a record 59 in the best stroke match at the beginning, with a score of 127 (59-68) in two rounds, 17 below the standard.

The second round is a four person two ball game. The competition system of hitting the ball in turn is a relatively more difficult competition system. One day from the last nine holes, they caught three birds within 10 feet in the first four holes, but on the 12th hole, Patrick cantelli missed the kick-off, encountered a free kick and swallowed bogey. After the transition, they caught two more birds and put the putt within 10 feet twice.

David Lipsky / Aaron Rai and DOC Redman / Sam Ryder both hit 67 shots to 128, 16 below par and tied for second place.

David Lipsky / Allen ley caught six birds and swallowed a bogey, including Allen Ley’s last hole into the 18 foot birdie push.

Doc Redman / Sam Ryder didn’t swallow bogey and caught five birds, four of which were within eight feet. Hole four, Doc Redman pushes 16 feet, birdie pushes.

The South African combination Garrick higgo / Branden grace caught seven birds, hit a zero bogey 65, rushed up, and tied for fourth place with Wyndham Clark / Cameron Tringale, who hit 67, with 129, 15 below the standard.

Chinese American guy Wu Biyuan and his partner Patrick Rodgers caught four birds and hit 68 shots of zero bogey. They scored 133 shots (65-68) in two rounds, 11 shots below the standard, and ranked eighth in parallel.

Scotty Schaeffler, the champion of the American masters, partnered with Ryan Palmer. Today, he only hit 72 shots, tied par and just pressed the line to advance. Their total score was 136, 8 below the standard, tied for 29th place.

Haas and his son also pressed the line to advance. They hit 65 in the first round and 71 today. At the age of 68 and four months, Jay Haas has become the oldest qualifier in the history of the US tour.

The game system will be changed to the best stroke game on Saturday, and the last round will also be the ball game in turn.