Guerrier leads Nedbank Golf Challenge, defending champ Homa is two back
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SUN CITY, South Africa (AP) — Julien Guerrier took a one-stroke lead after the second round of the Nedbank Golf Challenge on Friday, while defending champion Max Homa was two strokes back.
Guerrier, who needed nine playoff holes in his 230th tournament to claim his first European tour win at the Andalucia Masters in October, shot an impressive 4-under 68 in windy conditions at the Gary Player Golf and Country Club.
Homa led for much of the day before back-to-back double bogeys on the 16th and 17th erased a two-shot advantage.
Guerrier’s fellow Frenchman Romain Langasque and home favourite Ockie Strydom were tied one stroke off the lead.
“It’s a privilege to score under par in tough conditions like that,” Guerrier said. “It was difficult to stay patient.”
Mackenzie Hughes of Hamilton is tied for 16th, and five shots back of the leader. Aaron Cockerill of Teulon, Man., is tied for 51st at 6 over and 11 shots behind Guerrier.
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