Thailand’s Sadom Kaewkanjana provided some unexpected home-turf razzle-dazzle on day two of the Blue Canyon Phuket Championship Friday, hitting an eight-under-par 64 Bangkok, (APP – UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News – 26th Nov, 2021 ) :Thailand’s Sadom Kaewkanjana provided some unexpected home-turf razzle-dazzle on day two of the Blue Canyon Phuket Championship Friday, hitting an eight-under-par 64. The 23-year-old, ranked 328th in the world, marched up the leaderboard, hitting eight birdies and claiming a one-shot clubhouse lead over America’s John Catlin. “Initially this week I was just focusing on making the cut, but I am changing my game plan for tomorrow and looking to go further,” Kaewkanjana said. The wet conditions and preferred lies rule meant Kaewkanjana’s second-round effort does not count towards equalling Australian legend Greg Norman’s course record of 64 in the 1994 Johnnie Walker Classic. Catlin looked strong earlier, hitting a four-under-par 68 and was clubhouse leader on day one following a first-round 65, seven-under-par result. “I played well today but need to go to the range and work on a few things,” Catlin said.The $1 million tournament on the popular holiday island of Phuket marks the first tour tee-off since a 20-month pandemic disruption. Chinese Taipei’s…
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