Overnight leader Justice Bosio will be hoping for a repeat of the fabulous Friday afternoon conditions when her Women’s New South Wales Open second round begins tomorrow.
Bosio, leader by two at seven under par, cashed in on the early calm today, perhaps thinking the famous Magenta Shores sea breeze might get up and help protect her lead.
But there are sure to be early challengers on day two before Queensland amateur Bosio takes to the course again at 12:28pm (AEDT) off the first tee.
Another red-hot afternoon group will be off two groups earlier with English veteran Bronte Law (-4) alongside another Queensland amateur Sarah Hammett (-4) and local hope Kelsey Bennett.
Key early tee times include the red-hot pairing of Spain’s Luna Sobron Galmes and Colombia’s Maria Jose Uribe Duran, both at five under and off the first tee at 8:21am.
Another Spaniard, Marta Martin, will also resume the Bosio hunt from five under at 7:37am.
With 60 professionals and ties to make the cut for Sunday’s final round, there are currently 83 players inside the projected cut line of +1, including six amateurs.
