Ashley Grosvenor leads by three at Australian Mid-Amateur
11/12/2015 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
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Shooting 1-under par 71 in the second round was Ashley Grosvenor, who jumped from one back into the lead entering the final round
ARUNDEL, Australia — Shooting 1-under par 71 in the second round of the Australian Mid-Amateur was Ashley Grosvenor, who jumped from one back into a three-stroke lead entering the final round at Arundel Hills Golf Club.
Jeff Lefevre held the first-round lead at 74, with Grosvenor and Rhys Watkins trailing a stroke behind at 75. Lefevre dropped into sixth place after struggling to an 80 in the second round.
Mark Boulton and John McMiles share second place at five-over par 149 and will need a strong finish on Friday to contend for the title with Grosvenor.
About the Australian Mid-Amateur
The Australian Men's and Women's Mid Amateur Championships have been played since 2007. The Championships are played over 54-holes stroke play, and are for players aged 30 - 54 years.
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