Bransdon leads Victoria PGA title race at halfway

In yet another day of amazing scoring around the Sandhurst North Course, Alistair Presnell has shot the low round of the Cellarbrations Victorian PGA Champioship, Australia so far, firing a seven under 65 to leap up the leaderboard.
Presnell, whose last victory was at the 2009 Moonah Classic, came out firing this morning determined to build upon his relatively slow start to the tournament yesterday.
Getting out early at 7.30am Presnell fired 10 birdies throughout his round.
However with three bogeys also scattered throughout his round the 32-year-old was left wondering what might have been.
Presnell's round 0f 65 was later matched by David Brandson who took over the 36-hole lead on 12-under-par 132.
Presnell is at eight-under 136 and only two shots behind Kurt Barnes, Gareth Paddison and Anthony Brown who share second place, two strokes off the lead.
The current course record for the Sandhurst North Course is 63 and is held by Craig Scott.
Scott currently sits in outright fifth on the leaderboard at nine-under 135.
LEADING SECOND ROUND TOTALS
Par 144 (2x72)
132 David Bransdon 67 65.
134 Kurt Barnes 67 67, Anthony Brown 68 66, Gareth Paddison 66 68.
135 Craig Scott 67 68.
136 Stephen Allan 69 67, Martin Doyle 67 69, Steven Jones 66 70, Andrew Martin 67 69, Alistair Presnell 71 65.