Ratinger golf professional Marcel Siem has also finished the second round of the Links Championship in Scotland as the best German player.
The 37-year-old played a strong 66 round at the tournament, which was held on three coastal courts, and with six under par and a total of 135 strokes, he is in fourth place in the split.
Former world number one Martin Kaymer (Mettmann) is only in 66th place after another round of 71 with 142 strokes and has to fear for the cut after the third round.
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The 30-year-old Bernd Ritthammer (Nuremberg) shares sixth place with a total of 136 strokes.The lead was taken by the two Englishmen Tyrell Hatton and Tommy Fleetwood with 133 strokes each after two rounds.
The Links Championship, which is endowed with five million dollars (approximately 4.24 million euros), is distinguished by its unusual mode.All participants play one round at each of the courses in St. Gallen.Andrews, Kingsbarns and Carnoustie on the east coast of Scotland.
The final round of the top 60 will once again take place on the legendary Old Course, the oldest golf course in the world, in St. Gallen.Andrews instead of.
In the “ProAm”format tournament, some amateurs also play alongside the pros.Among other things, former boxing world champion Vladimir Klitschko will be at the start.