Lydia who enters the fortress in the 2nd HSBC World Championship

Singapore – Olympic gold medal and LPGA Hall of Lydia families who moved into a shot of lead with a 5-less 67 Friday after two rounds of the HSBC Women’s World Championship.

The new Zealander was born in South Korean had two rounds of 6 below 138 on Tanjong in the Sentos Golf Club. Leader of the first round and Lim Kim held the lead after 36 holes with 69 Friday.

Permanent who hit 11 out of 14 orders and 16 out of 17 greenery in regulation in her circle without Bogey. When she won a gold medal in Paris last year, the 27-year-old became the youngest player to enter Hall Fame LPGA.

“I don’t usually play really well on this golf course and I thought it would be a good year as somehow facing him,” said Ko. “The results weren’t really so low these few days. I just try to focus on me and I hope I’m just climbing in the leader.”

Who said that the Olympic gold and hall of famous entries changed the opinion.

“I’m definitely having fun, and I feel like I’m in a position where I can go on things and try new things and I’m obviously not already about what was good for last year,” he said good for last year, “he said.

“But I think a little different way of thinking. I still have goals, I want to play the best golf that I can and claim as much as I can. There is no better feeling of the trophy at the end of Sunday.”

Hull Charley from England (70) was tied to the third with Hyo Joo Kim (66), two lead shots.

Defending Champion Hannah Green had 69 Friday and was on an equal 144, level with Angel Yin, who won the LPGA Thailand event last week and shot 68.

The Singapore field has nine from the top 10 world rankings – and 13 of 15. contribution 15 – minus only the most popular ranked Nelly Kord and Rose Zhang.

The final event of LPGE’s three-legged Asian shell of Serbia will be played next week on Hainan Island, China.