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A SECOND successive 68 yesterday left Scotland’s Kelsey MacDonald in a strong position at the halfway stage of the Dubai Ladies Classic.
The 27-year-old heads into the third round two shots behind Anne van Dam of the Netherlands after mixing six birdies with two bogeys yesterday
Early starter Van Dam produced a flawless 65 at Emirates Golf Club on day two to move to 10 under par and open up a commanding lead.
MacDonald, who began the day in a tie for second, bounced back from a bogey at the short 11th, her second hole, with four consecutive birdies from the 15th to move into contention in the afternoon.
The Scot then carded two birdies and a single bogey on her back nine to get to eight under par and cut Van Dam’s advantage to two strokes.
England’s Georgia Hall is among the group in a tie for third on seven under following her second-round 67.
