Join us for an exciting recap of the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic as Mackenzie Hughes and Cristobal Del Solar battle for glory! After two thrilling rounds, Hughes leads with a score of 10-under-par, while Del Solar is hot on his heels. Discover the highlights, key moments, and player insights from this intense golf tournament at the Dunes Golf and Beach Club. Will Hughes maintain his lead, or can Del Solar make a comeback? Tune in for all the action!
McKenzie Hughes versus Crystal Bald Dell Solar. Myrtle Beach Classic showdown. In an exciting showdown at the Owen Flight Myrtle Beach Classic, Crystal Ball Dell Solar from Chile has joined forces with Canada’s Mackenzie Hughes at the top of the leaderboard after two thrilling rounds on Friday in South Carolina. The competition is heating up and fans are on the edge of their seats. McKenzie Hughes kicked off the tournament with a stunning first round score of 63, claiming the lead early on. He followed it up with a solid 69, bringing his total to an impressive 10 under par 132. Not far behind, Dell Solar made his mark with a commendable 67, putting him right in the mix. Just one shot ahead of a talented group of players including Harry Higs, Davis Shore, Nick Wattney, Danny Walker, and Will Chandler. All vying for their chance at victory. At the Dunes Golf and Beach Club, Hughes faced a challenging day, carting two bogeies alongside four birdies. The conditions definitely played a role in how things unfolded today, Hughes reflected. The wind was quite strong, especially on the front nine and some parts of the back nine. It made for a tricky round. I didn’t feel like I was swinging quite the same as yesterday, but I managed to stay patient and keep my game in check. While Hughes boasts two previous wins on the PGA Tour, Dell Solar is making waves with his remarkable achievement of shooting a jaw-dropping 57 on the corn ferry tour in 2024. On Friday, he showcased his skills with six birdies and only two bogeies, including a crucial 5-footer on his third to last hole, the seventh. I’ve been close several times in the past weeks. Dell Solar shared, “It’s just about finding that extra bit of consistency. I feel like my game is there. It just needs to come together perfectly. I’m thrilled to see it all aligning now.” Among the nine under group is Nick Whitney, a season PGA Tour veteran who hasn’t tasted victory since 2012. entering the week ranked number 106 in the world. He only made it into the tournament as an alternate after Web Simpson withdrew. I just want to keep improving and enjoy the experience. Wney said, “I’m aware of the implications of a good finish, like possibly securing another start on the tour, but my focus is on soaking in this opportunity and enjoying every moment. As the tournament progresses, all eyes will be on Hughes and Dell Solar as they battle it out for the title. Will Hughes maintain his lead or will Dell Solar rise to the occasion? Stay tuned for what promises to be an exhilarating weekend of golf.
