(CNN)Jessica Korda has worst round shot ever on Ladies European Tour Comparable. His performance was a stellar opening for Aramco in his team's series in Sotogrande, Spain on Thursday.
This American scored 11-under 61, taking three eagles. This is a new course record for his club La Reserva.
His 29-year-old, who scored three birdies on both sides of the turn, put him five strokes ahead in the second round of the individual event, making his day a landmark one. concluded.
"It was a great round," Korda told reporters. "We had a great atmosphere in the group, so obviously I was really relaxed.
"I never made three eagles in a round, so I I will definitely remember this one!”
A bogey on the 8th hole is the only blemish on the scorecard for world No. 14 and the first chance to score below 60 on the Tour. robbed.
"I still made it. I hit a bogey into a hazard, so I can't say that all aspects were working," Korda said.
I hope the floodgates open today and continue to do so tomorrow. That's the beauty of golf.
Belgium's Manon de Roy and Slovenia's Pia Bavnik led the chasing group after posting a 6-under 66.
Korda's sister Nelly sat further behind the stroke after hitting 67, hitting a double bogey on the par-5 sixth hole and offsetting an eagle on the second hole.
"I played well," Korda said. "It's my first time in Spain and I'm overwhelmed. It's just lovely."
The 54-hole individual event will run alongside the 36-team event. In this event, her team of four, including one amateur, compete, with the best two scores per hole counted. The prize pot for each event is $500,000.
Now after her 10 months at Sotogrande, a team made up of Finnish Nurakomlainen, Czech Tereza her Merekka and amateur Malcolm Bowwick are at her 19-under. After finishing, she is well positioned to repeat the feat. She's in the middle and she's in the lead.
"The atmosphere in the team was very good. It was very relaxed outside," Korda said.
"I know the girls were a little nervous at first, but there's nothing to be nervous about, so I told them to go out and have fun and play golf.
}"We are in Spain and we have great weather. We are lucky to be here."
The team of Roussin and De Roey are one step closer to Friday's final round. making a difference.
