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Friday, 9 March 2012
Kuala Lumpur, March 9: Local favourite R. Nachimuthu was joined at the top of the halfway leaderboard by Singaporean Mardan Mamat (pictured) at the RM180,000 (approximately US$60,000) PGM-CCM-Impian Masters on Friday.
Nachimuthu, the reigning Professional Golf of Malaysia (PGM) Tour number one, battled to a three-under-par 69 at the Impian Golf and Country Club on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur in the season-opening event of the Asian Development Tour.
Mardan, fresh from a third Asian Tour victory at last month’s ICTSI Philippine Open, tied Nachimuthu on 11-under-par 133 thanks to a 67 which was sprinkled with six birdies against his first bogey of the tournament.
Newcomer Neill Reilly of England fired his second straight 67, which included three stunning eagles, to lie in third place on 134 while Asian Tour Qualifying School graduate Dodge Kemmer of the United States stayed in the title hunt with a 68 to lie two behind the leaders going into the weekend rounds.
The 44-year-old Mardan is enjoying a rich vein of form as he also successfully qualified for his third British Open appearance through qualifying in Thailand last week.
“The one and a half months of work that I put in straight after our final event last year is paying off,” said Mardan, who is competing on a sponsor’s invite this week.
“I was solid from tee to green and holed some putts. On this course, you can make a score. I dropped my first bogey of the week with a bad drive (on the first hole) but considering it’s my only bogey so far, I’m quite happy.”
After an opening 64, Nachimuthu produced a card which included five birdies against two bogeys. With a proven Asian Tour champion standing in his way of a maiden Asian Development Tour title, the Malaysian is looking forward to the challenge.
“I’m not going to worry about Mardan. He’s a good player but I’m just going to focus on my own game and the golf course,” said Nachimuthu, who triumphed three times on the PGM Tour last season.
“I started nicely on the front nine but missed some putts coming in. My game feels good, I’m in control of my shots and golf swing. I’m looking forward to playing in the weekend.”
Malaysia’s S. Sivachandran, the inaugural Asian Development Tour Order of Merit champion in 2010, shot a 67 to move up to tied fifth place on 137 alongside Filipino Gerald Rosales, who carded a 69.
Danny Chia of Malaysia is bunched on 138 with amongst others Filipino Jay Bayron, England’s Peter Richardson, Australia’s Anthony Choat and Japan’s Hirotaro Naito.
Leading second round scores
1= 133 -11 R. Nachimuthu MAS 64 69
1= 133 -11 Mardan MAMAT SIN 66 67
3 134 -10 Neil REILLY ENG 67 674 135 -9 Dodge KEMMER USA 67 685= 137 -7 Gerald ROSALES PHI 68 695= 137 -7 S.Siva Chandhran MAS 70 677= 138 -6 Muhammad Al-Warith MAS 70 687= 138 -6 Peter RICHARDSON ENG 70 687= 138 -6 Jay BAYRON PHI 68 707= 138 -6 Danny CHIA MAS 68 707= 138 -6 Hirotaro NAITO JPN 72 667= 138 -6 Anthony CHOAT AUS 68 707= 138 -6 Senroku ISA JPN 68 707= 138 -6 Glenn JOYNER AUS 66 727= 138 -6 Kenichi SAWADA JPN 69 6916= 139 -5 Rashid ISMAIL MAS 69 7016= 139 -5 Matt JOHNSTON CAN 71 6816= 139 -5 Shaifubari MUDA MAS 72 6716= 139 -5 Tommy MANSUWAN THA 71 6820= 140 -4 Kemarol Baharin MAS 68 7220= 140 -4 Airil Rizman MAS 68 7220= 140 -4 Artemio MURAKAMI PHI 72 6820= 140 -4 Mitchell SLORACH SIN 69 7120= 140 -4 Jani PERTTILA FIN 70 7020= 140 -4 LIM Eng-Seng MAS 65 7526= 141 -3 Sukree OTHMAN MAS 70 7126= 141 -3 Matthew ROSENFELD USA 72 6926= 141 -3 Lindsay RENOLDS CAN 70 7126= 141 -3 S. Murthy MAS 70 7126= 141 -3 Yasin ALI ENG 71 7026= 141 -3 WANG Ter-Chang TPE 73 6826= 141 -3 P.Gunasegaran MAS 70 7126= 141 -3 Michael MOORE AUS 71 7026= 141 -3 Suzuchiyo ISHIDA JPN 71 7035= 142 -2 Niall TURNER IRL 72 7035= 142 -2 Shaaban HUSSIN MAS 74 6835= 142 -2 Elmer SALVADOR PHI 71 7135= 142 -2 Solhairy SHARIF MAS 70 7235= 142 -2 Takafumi KAWANE JPN 72 7035= 142 -2 Anis HASSAN MAS 68 7435= 142 -2 Iain STEEL MAS 74 6835= 142 -2 Jonathan MOORE USA 72 7035= 142 -2 Antonio LASCUNA PHI 71 7135= 142 -2 Wilson CHOO MAS 73 6935= 142 -2 James LAM PHI 71 7146= 143 -1 PARK Jin-Woo KOR 72 7146= 143 -1 Luke BLEUMINK AUS 73 7046= 143 -1 M.Sasidaran MAS 70 7346= 143 -1 Nicholas FUNG MAS 71 7246= 143 -1 George GANDRANATA INA 74 6952= 144 Par Zamri SARIFF MAS 74 7052= 144 Par Yuki USAMI JPN 70 7452= 144 Par Jeremiah KIM MAS 71 7352= 144 Par Ben LEONG MAS 70 7452= 144 Par George THACKER ENG 72 7252= 144 Par Mohd Rusli JOHARI MAS 77 6752= 144 Par Hilmi ABD. RAHMAN MAS 74 7052= 144 Par Low Khai Loon MAS 71 7352= 144 Par Rory HIE INA 73 7152= 144 Par Daniel NG (A) MAS 72 7252= 144 Par Alan CHIN MAS 73 7152= 144 Par Charles HONG PHI 74 7052= 144 Par Carl SANTOS-OCAMPO PHI 71 7365= 145 1 CHAN Soo Keong MAS 71 7465= 145 1 Nabil ABDUL AUS 76 6965= 145 1 Mitsuhiko HASHIZUME JPN 74 7165= 145 1 CHANG Yao-ping TPE 72 7365= 145 1 WANG Tsung-chieh TPE 77 6865= 145 1 Yuzo ICHIKAWA JPN 71 7465= 145 1 Gavin FLINT AUS 70 7565= 145 1 LIN Kuan Po TPE 70 7565= 145 1 Mohd Hafiy MAS 71 7474= 146 2 Haziq HAMIZAN MAS 72 7474= 146 2 KHOR Kheng-Hwai MAS 75 7174= 146 2 Nick REDFERN ENG 72 7474= 146 2 Mark VARELA AUS 73 7374= 146 2 CHANG Tse-Peng TPE 74 7274= 146 2 LEE Wei-Lin TPE 76 7074= 146 2 Michael BIBAT PHI 75 7174= 146 2 Kenneth TOBUSE MAS 75 7184= 147 3 Akhmal TARMIZEE MAS 73 7484= 147 3 Hisyam MAJID (A) MAS 72 7584= 147 3 Mohd Iylia JAMIL MAS 74 7384= 147 3 Nicholas PUA MAS 76 7184= 147 3 Yutaro SATO JPN 71 7684= 147 3 KOH Deng Shan SIN 73 7484= 147 3 Mohamad Azman BASHARUDIN MAS 69 7891= 148 4 Ryan BULLOCH AUS 74 7491= 148 4 Rizal AMIN MAS 75 7391= 148 4 CHOU Hung-Nan TPE 76 7291= 148 4 TSENG Hong-sheng TPE 75 7391= 148 4 Grant JACKSON ENG 75 7391= 148 4 Michael FREAKE AUS 77 7197= 149 5 Zurie HARUN MAS 74 7597= 149 5 Dinata ABDILLAH MAS 75 7497= 149 5 Dan SUZUKI JPN 71 78100= 150 6 KHOR Kheng-Howe MAS 77 73100= 150 6 Mohd. Nazri MOHD ZAIN MAS 81 69100= 150 6 CHAU Pui Berkel HKG 78 72100= 150 6 ANG Chin Ling SIN 73 77100= 150 6 CHANG Hong-Wei TPE 74 76105= 151 7 HSU Chia-Jen TPE 75 76105= 151 7 Ryuji MIYAZAKI JPN 80 71105= 151 7 John PANG MAS 77 74105= 151 7 Hanafiah JAMIL MAS 74 77105= 151 7 Mohd Rizam ALI MAS 77 74111= 152 8 Iszaimi ISMAIL MAS 75 77111= 152 8 Razli YAHYA MAS 76 76111= 152 8 Dean GULTULA THA 74 78111= 152 8 Periyono Dolsalim MAS 80 72111= 152 8 Nick PUGH ENG 81 71111= 152 8 HSIEH Chi-Hsien TPE 71 81111= 152 8 Kenneth DE SILVA MAS 75 77118= 153 9 Greg MOSS USA 74 79118= 153 9 Takashi OKUDA JPN 75 78118= 153 9 Riduan HARISA MAS 78 75121= 154 10 Faridil ATRAS MAS 76 78121= 154 10 Daniel OWEN ENG 78 76121= 154 10 Charles DAVIES WLS 76 78121= 154 10 Mohd Musa FAKIR MAS 75 79125= 155 11 Ross CANAVAN ENG 77 78125= 155 11 Yoshichika IHA JPN 80 75125= 155 11 Muhammad Adam SHAFIQ MAS 78 77128= 156 12 Aminuddin AHMAD MAS 81 75128= 156 12 Damian CHIN MAS 76 80128= 156 12 Joshua GIBBONS (A) MAS 74 82128= 156 12 Jonathan WONG MAS 81 75128= 156 12 Tommy CHIN MAS 78 78133= 157 13 Nazri MAJID MAS 80 77133= 157 13 Ricky YEOW (A) MAS 78 79135= 158 14 LAM Yu Shuen MAS 81 77135= 158 14 C.M. Chong MAS 84 74135= 158 14 Clarke LUTTON SCO 83 75138 159 15 Jamal OTOH MAS 82 77139 160 16 Mohd. Farid ABDUL RASHID (A) MAS 83 77140 162 18 Wan Arizal Mohd. Ariffin MAS 80 82141 163 19 Muhammad AZRY MAS 80 83142 164 20 Khairuazree SAHABUDIN MAS 81 83143 169 25 Halim Muazzam AYOB (A) MAS 79 90144 RTD - S.Tamilchelvam MAS 81 RTD145= DSQ - Aadil JEHANGIR PAK DSQ DSQ145= DSQ - A. Sasar MAS DSQ DSQSource: Asian Tour Media Release


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