Rain delays the second round of the FM Championship on Saturday Saturday

Norton, Mass. – Miranda Wang waited for a long time to make a short bird, finally finish 5-a little 67, giving her a two-story supply on Friday among those who finished their second round in the FM Championship.

Most wet days in TPC Boston was a series of rain delays, and was wounded to take some 10 hours to complete the circle.

Nelly Korda, scheduled for the afternoon, he managed to enter four holes (two birds) and returned to the other half of the field on Saturday morning.

He eats a thitical, no. 1 In female golf, he joined Hannah Green and Deframe Champion Lauren Coughlin when they saw darkening sky and wanted to obscure the sky before greeding to finish the next delay.

“I don’t think I could get mentally prepared for another delay,” he said green with laughter.

Wang already has 16 birds over 36 holes and has the extensions of a big bird. An eight-bird tournament began in his opening nine. She finished the other circle with three in a row, just didn’t go like that fast.

She had a 8-foot bird on par-5 18. When the horn sounded – again – stopping the game. Wang returned some two hours later and opened Punt to reach 11-below 133.

“I didn’t expect a time because we didn’t see any thunderstorms coming this morning. But, well, it’s golf,” Wang said. .

Madelene Sagstrom had 66 and was on 9-Mundu 135. Green (68), Azahara Munoz (68) and Celine Borge (66) were another shot.

LPGA hoped that with a reasonable weekend forecast, the tournament could be close to returning to the schedule until Saturday night or Sunday morning. The plan was for a cut that will be made, then send three with both Nine.

Korda, who has not yet won this year, faced 32 holes on Saturday as she tries to stay in the chance position in the first victory of the year.

Thitikul, who replaced the Korda, replaced the Kord in the world earlier this month, accused the mixture with four birds on his back nine. But she played the front nine in the case of a couple for 68 and there were four shots behind him.

On this day, what is important to end. It was her idea of ​​group waste, not playing ninth when they saw the clouds.

“Insuring us, he said … Three minutes left, then run, ready and leaving,” Thityul said. “It was a beginning and stop, start and stop. It was a little frustrating, but I’m glad we’re done.”

There were also four shots behind the Women of the British Open Champion Miyu Yamashita (66) and Iodi Ewart Shadff, who opened a circle with four flat birds to share leadership 18 holes. Had to settle for 72 on Friday.