Perry Josef Bucay fired a one-under-par 71 to grab a one-shot lead over erstwhile frontrunner Rho Hyun Ho halfway through the 2022 National Stroke Play Championship on Wednesday at the Manila Southwoods Legends course in Carmona, Cavite.
PERRY JOSEF BUCAY fired a one-under-par 71 to grab a one-shot lead over erstwhile frontrunner Rho Hyun Ho halfway through the 2022 National Stroke Play Championship on Wednesday at the Manila Southwoods Legends course in Carmona, Cavite.
Upstaged by Lia Gabrielle Rosca in the opening round, Go carried the cudgels for the Vietnam 31st Southeast Asian Games-bound team with a 147 total for 36 holes to jump ahead by one over Laurea Duque, who became the first player in the ladies field to break par with a 71 for 148. Bucay’s short game performance saved him a lot of strokes against the testy pin placements, needing just 29 putts after hitting 13 of 18 greens—as he kept himself in solid contention for the title being chased by a solid pack including members of the national SEA Games team competing next month in Vietnam.
“It’s the first time it has happened to me, Good lesson to learn,” said the 18-year-old Dy who notified the technical committee of the error on his card on his way home and asked to be DQd.
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