The American Brooks Koepka celebrated his 34th birthday a day late this Saturday and, with an excellent second score with 64 strokes (seven under par), with a cumulative score of 130 (-12), he has positioned himself as undisputed leader of the LIV Golf Singapore, with one day leftand with the Spanish Jon Rahm reacting but still far from the head.
Koepka started the second day, which had a delay of about four hours and forty minutes due to the weather, one blow away from the then leader, the Colombian Sebastián Muñoz. Likewise, it was equal with his compatriots Kevin Na and Cameron Tringale, the Mexican Abraham Ancer, the German Martin Kaymer and the Belgian Thomas Pieters. All of them succumbed to an intractable Koepka from the beginning. He signed seven birdies and made no mistakes on the rest of the holes, in which he completed par.
It is planted on the last day with three strokes of advantage over a quarter with Ancerwho went from less to more, who delivered a second card with 67 (-4), the Polish Adrian Meronk, who signed a 66, the Belgian Pieters (67) and Americans Matthew Wolff (65) and Talor Gooch (66).
Sebastián Muñoz was left behind, with a 70 resulting from five birdies and four bogeys. Of the Spanish, The best is still Eugenio López-Chacarra, although he is already six shots behind the leader, after a second round at 69. Sergio García and Rahm, with respective 68, are 7 behind Koepka. By team, the leader is now Smash (by Koepka), with -23; followed by Ripper (Cameron Smith), with -22. Fireballs (by Ancer, Sergio García and López-Chacarra) shares third place, with -20; while Rahm’s Legion XIII is fifth, with -17.
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