After the first round of the BMW International Open, the English Marco Penns were part of the five-way tie on the top of the logged-jammed leaderboard.
Penns made eight bracelets, a drop shot and double bogie cards to set the clubhouse target at Golfclub Munchan Aisind.
Malaysia’s Gavin Green had a peaceful of six Birdie and one bogie in his 67, while China’s Ding Venny barded four of his last five holes – to go with the Eagle, another advantage and two were left – reached five underdors.
Dutchman Darrius van Drill signed for six Birdi and bogie to go to the summit, while France’s Ugo Kasod made the day round with his innocent 67.
“This course is that I am waiting for a return,” said Penga. “Personally, I think there are some big benefits in the long run.
“Many t-shots that you can get a lot of strokes. It is good to be in the golf course where you can tear it a little. And when it came last week, the last week was against polar. I was really eager to come here.
“My biggest goal is to get a PGA tour card, my main goal of the season.”
Eighteen players are in two shots of leading panchayats, English Trio Nathan Kimse, Richard Manasel and Jordan Smith and Scotland of Scotland are leading four under the chase pack.
Richie Ramsey and the Scottish pair of Grant Forest are the head of the 10-strong group at 10 under three, however the patriot and defender Evan Ferguson is in three overs.
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