Jack Johnson embraces the British Open 2R … World Cups 1st and 2nd eliminated

Kang Sung Hoon co-18th … Woods two last consecutive waves

Jack Johnson took the lead with Kevin Kissner (USA) in the second round of the 147th British Open Golf Tournament ($ 1.5 million), the third major season of the season.
Johnson hit a 67 under par 67 in the second round of Cornus Golf Links (par 71, 7,402 yards) from Angels, Scotland, on Sunday, Feb. 20.

Johnson, who has a total of 6 under the 136, was named on the leader Kisser and ranking, who was the only leader in the first round.

Johnson is currently in the top 52 in the world, but he has 12 wins, including two major tournaments on the US PGA Tour.

In particular, this is a record.

He was strong in the contest, including the ninth in 2012 and the sixth in 2013. After winning the championship in 2015, he was 12th and 14th in both tournaments.

Johnson, who was in eighth place in the first round, was not good from the first hole (par 4).

In particular, I put a 9m birdie at the 18th hole (par 4) and climbed up to the top, and it was a nice weekend.

Kissner allowed five birdies, two bogeys, and a double bogey to reduce the lead, but continued his first major championship challenge.

Tommy Fleetwood (England) was third (5-137) with Sandershaper Pele and Petre Perez (USA) in a six-shot streak.

Laurie McElroy (Northern Ireland) took the lead with six points (4-138) with Matt Coucher (US).

Last year's winner, Jordan Spears, was in 11th place (3-139) with Ricky Fowler (USA).

Kang Sung-hoon (31) lost a shot and was tied for the 18th (1-under-141) with the best result among Korean players.

Tiger Woods was 2-in-2 in a row to beat Phil Mickenson (29) in 29th place (142).

Kim Si-woo (23) is in 40th place (1 of 143) and Ahn Byung-hoon (27) in 52nd place (2 out of 144).

Dustin Johnson and Justin Thomas (now the United States), the two best finishers in the world, were cut side by side.

Johnson, who stayed in 129th place with a 76 in the first round, finally lost a lot of luck that day.

Thomas lost 6 shots in the second round and went on to a 4-over 146. The double view of the 6-8-hole hurts the bone.

Justin Rose (England), third in the world, lost his second shot and managed to cross the finish line 65 (3 of 145).

Park Sang-hyeon (35) was 7-on-149, while Choi Min-chul (30) failed to pbad with 11-on-153.

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(Seoul-Yonhap News)