Tommy Fleetwood Leads DP World India Championship with Shane Lowry in Pursuit Rory McIlroy Trails by Six Shots

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Tommy Fleetwood Leads DP World India Championship with Shane Lowry in Pursuit Rory McIlroy Trails by Six Shots

Tommy Fleetwood demonstrated exceptional skill at the DP World India Championship in Delhi, leading the tournament with a score of 12 under par. He secured this position on day two, mirroring his playing partner Shane Lowry’s strong opening-round score of 64.

Key Performances at the DP World India Championship

Fleetwood’s impressive round included eight birdies, five of which came in his first nine holes. He managed to avoid any bogeys, finishing one stroke ahead of Lowry, who recorded a score of 69 featuring four birdies and one bogey. Former Open champion Brian Harman matched Lowry’s score, tying for second with a superb seven-under 65.

Quotes from Tommy Fleetwood

Fleetwood expressed his satisfaction with his play, noting the influence of his partner, Lowry. He stated, “I feel like if I’m playing with Shane for the next two days, I’ll be doing something right.” After his initial round of 68, Fleetwood dedicated time to practice, which he credited for his improved performance.

Rory McIlroy’s Struggle

World No. 2 Rory McIlroy is currently trailing the leaders by six shots, sitting at 6 under par. He registered a second-round score of 69, which included a comeback with four birdies following a tough start. McIlroy emphasized the need for a strong performance in the next round to regain his competitive edge.

Meeting with Cricket Legend

During the event, McIlroy also had the opportunity to meet cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar as he finished his round. McIlroy expressed excitement about spending time with Tendulkar, highlighting the warm hospitality he has experienced in India.

Upcoming Coverage

Viewers can follow the ongoing DP World India Championship live on Emegypt, with coverage of day three set to start at 8 AM on Friday. Fans can enjoy extensive golf coverage, including the PGA Tour and DP World Tour, without a contract via NOW.