Faultless 64 sees Bai lead in Vietnam
Cam Ranh: China’s Bai Zhengkai, a graduate from this year’s Asian Tour Qualifying School, made a flying start on the opening day of the inaugural International Series Vietnam yesterday, shooting an unblemished eight-under-par 64.
Korean Lee Tae-Hee, helped by two dazzling eagles in his last five holes, India’s Honey Baisoya and Lee Chieh-po from Taiwan also began brightly carding 65s to sit in second place — in what is the Asian Tour’s first event in Vietnam for seven years.
Filipino Miguel Tabuena, still in fine form after an outstanding start to the season highlighted by victory in The DGC Open last month, carded a 66, along with Jaco Ahlers from South Africa, Thai Gunn Charoenkul, China’s Chen Guxin, American Michael Maguire and Douglas Klein from Australia.
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