Indian golfer Anirban Lahiri got his campaign back on track after a second round two-under-par 70 at the $8.5 million WGC-HSBC Champions on Friday.
The five-time Asian Tour winner cut a frustrated figure after he opened with a 74 but stayed resolute and bounced back with a two-day total of even-par 144 to share 27th place with a group of nine other players.
‘I feel really confident about my game and it is just a matter of continuing to play this way and making a few more putts,’ said the 27-year-old. Starting on the back-nine 10, Lahiri parred the first four holes before picking up a birdie on 14. Lahiri started to dice with danger by dropping two shots with a bogey-bogey six on the par-four first. However, he steadied himself by returning home safely with three more birdies on the second, fourth and seventh holes.
The five-time Asian Tour winner cut a frustrated figure after he opened with a 74 but stayed resolute and bounced back with a two-day total of even-par 144 to share 27th place with a group of nine other players.
‘I feel really confident about my game and it is just a matter of continuing to play this way and making a few more putts,’ said the 27-year-old. Starting on the back-nine 10, Lahiri parred the first four holes before picking up a birdie on 14. Lahiri started to dice with danger by dropping two shots with a bogey-bogey six on the par-four first. However, he steadied himself by returning home safely with three more birdies on the second, fourth and seventh holes.