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Steady swede
Fredrik Jacobson continues his par progress
07/18/03 3:19am EDT
(OpenGolf.com) Fredrik Jacobson has started his second round in the same manner as he compiled a one-under-par 70 yesterday. In the worst of the day's windy conditions he was the only player in the 156-man field to complete the course without dropping a shot. This morning he has added four more straight pars in cooler but less windy weather.
Ian Woosnam's shaky start - dropped shots at each of the first three holes - has been turned around with consecutive birdies at the fourth and fifth.
The last two matches out on the course yesterday failed to complete their rounds in the failing light and will resume where they left off this morning. Andrew Oldcorn has just one hole left to play and will be hoping to hold on to his one over par score at the tough finishing hole.
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