Hideki Matsuyama leads BMV PGA Championship in front of Rider Cup star

Virginia Voda, England (AP) – Hideki Matsuyama has made two eagles in shooting 8 to 64 to take a single trio of European players Rider Cup after the second round of BMV PGA Championships on Friday.

Viktor Hovland (66), Ludwig Aberg (69) and Justin Rose (66) took the search for Matsuyam in his last event before Rider Cup in Bethpage black of 26. September.

There are 11 members of the European team that is played this week and only one was unable to create a cut – Rookie Rasmus Hoigaard (5 compared to 75).

Matsuyama’s debating in the leading event and Japanese former master champion immediately took the Club Ventworth, and he made 11 birds this week together with Eagles in two of the four parsets in the second round to be 12 years below the tournament.

He included in the fourth part of the footer, and at 17. settled with the edge of the green to jump into lead late in the day.

“I didn’t expect to play this good,” said the mandate Matsuyama.

Howland has imposed no. 15, he said he could not remember how he remembers and putting, as well as Friday, when he made three straight birds of no. 4, birded no. 16 And he deserved 40 feet on his last.

“I’m great happy to be where I scored, it’s amazing being honest with you,” said Hovland.

He was tied to the seventh on BMV championship and 12. On the championship tour in the recent final FedEx Cup on the PGA tour.

Howland is likely to be a partner for Aberg to Bethpage and the Swede also seems to play well, accompanying opening 64 with 69.

Br. The 12-ranked rose created eight birds to join the teammates of their Rider Cup in a tie for another place.

From other players Rider Cup, Rori Mcilroy has been double-fitting to shooting 72 and was 3 below nine punches with lead – while Jon Rahm birded the last two shooting holes 69 in 4 years.