“I am very happy with my round today,” explained Gagli. “I played a solid round with five birdies and no bogeys, and I’m really happy with that.”
On a day when only two players shot under par, the Italian made light work of the Lakes Course that had proved so challenging a few days previous.
“The course is in very good condition, the greens are great and also the weather is a little bit different from the Four-ball, and so it is a little bit easier.
“[Playing in the Four-ball has] of course helped because I have played two rounds [at the Lakes Course]… so I know the course a little bit better. The two courses are great, and in fantastic condition… they are good designs.
“I would like to win, but I have to think to just enjoy the week and play it shot by shot with my amateurs.”
Gagli reached the turn in 33 (-2) after making birdie on the par-five 2nd and par-four 9th. Birdies followed on the 10th, 14th and 18th, to give him a three shot cushion over the rest of the 18 Professional-strong field.
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