Four share lead in windy SA Women’s Open

Four share lead in windy SA Women’s Open

South Africa’s Ashleigh Simon A windy second round of the SA Women’s Open ended in a four-way tie for the lead and a host of others right in contention at Selborne Park Golf Club on Saturday. Germany’s Caroline Masson overcame a bogey-bogey start and signed for a 75 to stay in the lead at level par. Joanna Klatten of France But South Africa’s Ashleigh Simon joined her with a 72, and France’s Joanna Klatten and England’s Danielle Montgomery did the same with their respective rounds of 73 and 70. And the four of them are only one clear of France’s Julie Greciet, while a further nine players are within three shots of the lead. “When the conditions are this difficult the leaderboard is always tight, so every shot out there counts. But it should be an exciting final round,” said Masson, who fought hard to remain in contention despite the worst of starts. “I was two over after t...

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