Seamus Power impressed with a second-round 66 at the World Wide Technology Championship in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
Watch how the Irish golfer climbed the leaderboard with seven birdies and just one bogey, moving to -10 and sharing 21st place.
Matti Schmid takes the lead with a bogey-free 63, while Nick Dunlap and Sami Valimaki trail closely after 67s. Chad Ramey shines with a 65, alone in fourth.
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In a thrilling display of golfing prowess, Sheamus Power wowed spectators at the Worldwide Technology Championship in Mexico with a stunning round of 66. This remarkable performance propelled him up the leaderboard, leaving his competitors in awe. The Irish golfer initially found himself just outside the top 30 after a solid first round score of 68. But Power wasn’t content with that. He aimed higher. In his second round, he showcased his skills by sinking seven birdies and a single bogey on the final hole, finishing with a total of minus 10. This impressive score secured him a tie for 21st place, only seven shots behind the tournament’s front runner, Mattie Schmid. And here’s where it gets interesting. Despite facing health challenges in the leadup to the tournament, Schmid delivered a remarkable performance. He navigated the course with precision, carting a bogey free, nine under par 63. This included seven birdies and an eagle, putting him in the lead at 17 under 127. But could his health be a potential concern as the tournament progresses? Schmid’s day started with a bang as he birdied five of the first seven holes. He then demonstrated his skill on the par five 585 yd number 18, completing it in just three strokes to finish his front nine. But his luck seemed to turn when he described a tricky putt, saying, “I hit it kind of too hard, but the bag was in the way. Got a little lucky.” Was this a sign of things to come or just a minor blip? As the round progressed, Schmid’s performance cooled slightly, but he still managed to maintain his bogey-free streak while adding two more birdies. His consistent play kept him at the top of the leaderboard, leaving his competitors wondering if they could catch up. Nick Dunlap and Sammy Valamaki, who shared the lead after the first round with BogeyFree 61s, remained in contention. Dunlap’s round was impressive until he encountered trouble on the par for number seven, resulting in a double bogey. Valamaki, on the other hand, played a steady game, balancing out two bogeies with seven birdies. Chad Ramy’s bogey-free round of 65 earned him sole possession of fourth place at 15 under. Hot on his heels are Victor Perez and Griffin, both just a stroke behind after their rounds of 65, with Griffin starting his day with an eagle. But the question remains, can anyone catch up to Schmid or will he maintain his lead? And what about P’s impressive performance? Is he a dark horse contender for the title? The tournament is heating up and the battle for the top spot is sure to keep golf enthusiasts on the edge of their seats. Who do you think will come out on top?
