Round 2 Highlights | 2025 Alfred Dunhill Championship

Here is Vantanda. The left hand flag is not great for solving really likes to move everything left to right, but he did play a draw in there. You can see the little draw. Spin there that tells you he is very confident when he goes against his natural shot. Brilliant shot. Who is Tyson? I I love his pitching action. Don't let me down now, Lily. I can get the hands close to the body. The club goes pretty much straight up and down, and he's gifted with great touch. We got all the hippos out of the water. Tony, I've been amazed this week how many hippos we've seen out of the water in this heat. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, you know they they come out to graze at night when it's cool because we know that they get sunburn. The Nellies are in. Yeah, we saw him at the hotel. The Crocodile River goes behind the hotel below the hotel where we stay. Oh look at the tusks on that one. That's a big one. Yeah, just there was a fringe like that lands on the downslope and just runs right down to the whole. Very simple shot. Well played executed from Burmester. Here's Casey Jarvis on the first of the bar threes number five over the water. Stuck it close here yesterday. Rather nice. Being appreciated by his playing partners that always tells you how good a shot is. Wasn't straightforward. Nicely done. That's pretty darn good out of it. It was a shallow footprint. We got a reasonable look at it, but still with the lip on the bunker, very aggressive shot and well played. He's a very natural talent, isn't he? Oh wow, I just did not see that happening. Now look at that mommy giraffe and cough. It's crazy that this calls their six foot tall at birth. Just doesn't seem fair when I never really kept the 4 foot barrier. Moving if anything, a little left or right. Jarvis at the 7th long birdie putt. I like the conservative play keeping it left off the tee. We talked about it yesterday, Tony, and this one looks very good. That's stealing one from the field. If not one and a half. Have to think you were on this course. Oh, that was the one. Oh. Oh. That is going to be a wicked 4th shot coming up because he's downhill side hill I would know green to work with the green going away from him. And I hope he knows a good dentist for his golf ball. Or is he or is he or is he? What an escape from the young Frenchman. Down towards the water. He's not a particularly good bunker player, so he had to hit the chunk and run because he plays with such a closed club face. And actually a great bunker player, not in the top five, Jay. You know, it's like some people. There's only you and four others. Stunning par three. You're looking right over the Kruger National Park from the tee here at 12. Premal 171 yards, but it's steeply downhill. What a shot that is. It's such a guessing game, trying to pick a club from that elevated tee at 12. I was shocked how fast they frightening out faster. I mean, you're not even trying there really. No, it's just as you said a jog. I mean he was they were flat out that night we saw him absolutely. And you know you could see where they walked in the sand because they leave the when they're walking. Normally they drag their feet and they leave these two grooves all the way along the sand. Very easy to see where. A hippos left a trail, but he's definitely on a mission, isn't he? Feneroyan with not a lot of green to work with, but wasn't that gorgeous? Slid the club across the back of the ball from out in. Generated a lot of spin, carried the big slope. Can he get it all the way back there at 10? I haven't seen anyone get it super close. But Andy has. That's an excellent shot. Julian Garrier 12 is a tough one. Not much green to work with. Well, just as you said, yeah, no, that was always. That was always looking like going in now. I mean he had. He thought he was going to hold it. Straight over the top of the hybrid and he likes it. He's just hoping he's picked the right line. Back right part of the green. It just flushed it. Now it's going to go down the slope. Who is going to have to? It just came to rest against the primary rough. Every once in a while we know this is a quick one down the hill with a little left to right. This is for a three. Oh yes. It was indeed. So he's getting it going. Eric Van Roy, Birdie at 11 and Eagle there at 12. He moves to five under par. Let's see what. Christian was amateur can do. He's three over nine holes to go. The patterns been ice cold. It needs to start somewhere. And there it is. It's like when you're calling lines on the on the course, you get it right, you know. Amazing that they've got the same number of vertebrae in that outrageous neck as a human being has really. Yeah, it's extraordinary. Put heater. Even par. Yes, he's got two par fives to come, but you don't want to leave it too late in the round. Squeeze one in there with a little bit of spin on it and it's getting closer. You just want to get yourself into red numbers. Eagle that is for Matthew Baldwin takes him from the wrong side to the right side of the cut line. There's that first bridge when you come into the model on gate. Oh, that's real. OK, look at that. That's everybody's dream. Everybody's dream to see a leopard in the Kruger Park. Look at those eyes just looking back at the camera. Those would make anybody tremble. Looks like it could be a. A youngish. Leopard. There's another way to play this. You can pitch it there long or just a little long left even. That is a smart shot, but you better have some confidence when you take that shot on. Yeah, come and sell. This 18 his 9th hole today. Very nice. Serial winner down on the Sunshine Tour. It's been a few seasons. Let me play the DP World Tour. We haven't seen him for a while outside of these co-sanctioned events. And now he is a winner on the DP World Tour. Little surprised they're not heading under one of those cool off. Marcus Kenault leads the way at the Alfred Dunhill Championship. Shot a 65 yesterday. Back that up today with a round of 68, including that at 16 to save par. And this at 18, he did to get up and down for his five. Beautiful pitch from the upslope. Great control. Easy tap in to finish on 11 under. Not easy to let shots drift away on that closing stretch, as we have seen over the last couple of hours or so. Five years since Marcus got his breakthrough win on the DP World Tour. The victory up at Hillside and the Betford British Masters. He's down in a playoff last season earlier this year in the Netherlands. And he will take the lead into the weekend, currently three ahead of the rest. Sean Norris and Nathan Kimsey could have something to say about that. There they are in the group at eight under par. Both with three holes to play. Norris will finish up at 18, Kimsey at number nine. 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