Mexico’s Abraham Ancer and Carlos Ortiz share the lead with Sam Horsfield after the second round of LIV Golf Adelaide.
Ancer carded a five-under 67, while Ortiz posted a 68 in windy conditions at Grange Golf Club. Overnight leader Horsfield finished with a 69, leaving all three at nine-under after 36 holes.
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“I just tried to stay patient and hit as many greens as possible,” said Ancer, eyeing his second LIV title after winning in Hong Kong last year.
Jon Rahm remains in contention, four shots behind after a late surge, while Joaquin Niemann sits three strokes off the lead.
The tournament has drawn massive crowds, with over 100,000 fans expected over three days, reinforcing its status as LIV Golf’s most successful event.
