Domestic Men's Golf Round 2 Ryo Ishikawa is 6th, 3 strokes away from the top, at 20:05 on September 4
Under the influence of the new coronavirus, the second round of the men's golf domestic tour, which was resumed for the first time in about eight months, was held, and Ishikawa increased the score by 6 by taking the second round eagle of the men's golf domestic tour , With a total of 3 underscore, moved up to 6th place, 3 strokes away from the top.
The tournament, which will be restarted for the first time in eight months and will be the first domestic tour of this season on the domestic tour of the men's golf, is held in Fuji Kawaguchiko Town, Yamanashi Prefecture without any spectators, and it will not be finished on the 3rd due to sunset. The rest of the first round and the second round were held.
Ryo Ishikawa, who was late in the first round in 72nd position, scored the third shot, leaving 8 meters to the pin, in the 3rd of par 5, although he made the bogey the 1st and took the eagle.
After that, Ishikawa, who got better, improved his score with consecutive 6th and 7th birdies, and took birdies with 14th and 15th even in the second half.
Having finished the final hole with a birdie, Ishikawa increased the score by 6 with 1 eagle, 5 birdies and 1 bogey, and moved up to 6th place with a total of 3 under.
At the top of the list are 3 under 6 players, Kodaaki Oda, Hirohiro Ichihara and Hiroyuki Nagamatsu.
Ishikawa "Enjoyable Position"
Hiroyuki Nagamatsu, who stood at the top with a total of 6 underscore, said, “Same as the first day, it was 100 points of golf. There was a pinch, but I was able to take a good chance because I was able to take a good chance. I want to live brightly," he said with a smile.
In addition, the interview of Ishikawa, who moved up to 6th place with a total of 3 under, was done by connecting the press room and the next remote conference room to prevent infection.
Ishikawa said that in the 3rd part of par 5, he took the second shot from the remaining 265 yards near the green and took the eagle to take the eagle. "I was able to hit that second shot according to the game plan. I didn't aim at it because it was a difficult long putt and a big slicing line, but I feel lucky that the eagle was decided."
On top of that, he said, "I'm really excited because the weekend is in a fun position. I'm looking forward to having a solid game plan and applying it."