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Lydia Ko's continuing her rapid rise up the leaderboard in the second round of the LPGA Tour's women's World Championship in Singapore Lydia Ko's continuing her rapid rise up the leaderboard in the second round of the LPGA Tour's women's World Championship in Singapore 30 April 2021 The world number seven is a shot off the pace on seven under par, four under for her round after 12 holes. Ko started the day in 28th. Meanwhile New Zealand men's number one Ryan Fox has a one shot lead during the second round of the NZPGA Championship in Te Puke.

Mountcastle said it’s a dream come true to be a dual winner on the tour. “This feels amazing. Just to be back out here and get a win after having a bit of break is very surreal. “It’s nice to show everyone that I still have it. Golf has its ups and downs, so stepping back and taking a break has turned out to be a great decision.” Last year, Mountcastle took a step back from the game to ply his trade as an electrician and bring more balance to his life, a decision that has clearly paid dividends.

Kerry Mountcastle had a superb day at the Manawatū Golf Course on Saturday. Kerry Mountcastle has shot a new course record on moving day at the New Zealand Super 6s to snatch the top seeding heading into Sunday's medal match play. Mountcastle was clinical around the Manawatu Golf Club layout in Palmerston North on Saturday, firing a nine-under 63 to finish at 15-under for the tournament. He finished tied with overnight leader Mako Thompson, but claims the top seed because he had the better third round. Following opening rounds of 66 and 70 to be six under, Mountcastle knew he needed a good...