Check out the leaderboard at the Dubai Ladies Masters as the 2nd round comes to a close. Here are the top 10 and notables right now:
1st/-9 In-Kyung Kim (70-65)
2nd/-7 Michelle Wie (69-68 [-4 through 17])
T3/-6 Tania Elosegui (72-66), Amy Yang (68-70)
T5/-5 Catriona Matthew (71-68 [-3 through 16]), Julieta Granada (68-71), Titiya Plucksataporn (68-71), Maria Hjorth (66-73 [-2 through 17])
T9/-4 Laura Davies (71-69), Gwladys Nocera (71-69), Anna Nordqvist (72-68 [-4 through 17]), Sophie Giquel (72-68 [-4 through 17])
T13/-3 Melissa Reid (73-68 [-4 through 17]), Sophie Gustafson (72-69), Karen Stupples (71-70), Minea Blomqvist (69-72 [E through 15])
T19/-2 Christina Kim (72-70 [-2 through 16]), Becky Morgan (75-67), Linda Wessberg (71-71)
T24/-1 Anna Rawson (70-73)
T27/E Johanna Mundy (71-73), Iben Tinning (71-73), Carin Koch (73-71 [-1 through 15])
T34/+1 Anja Monke (77-68 [-3 through 16]), Louise Friberg (76-69), Emma Cabrera-Bello (76-69), Diana Luna (75-70 [-2 through 17]), Bo Mi Suh (74-71 [-1 through 13])
T49/+2 Veronica Zorzi (78-68), Louise Stahle (76-70), Marianne Skarpnord (75-71), Becky Brewerton (73-73 [+1 through 17]), Ashleigh Simon (72-74)
T60/+3 Nikki Garrett (77-70), Nina Reis (74-73)
Missing the cut were Emma Zackrisson, Christel Boeljon, Kiran Matharu, Lotta Wahlin, Jessica Ji, and Bettina Hauert, among others.
Should be a great weekend in Dubai!
[Update 1 (7:24 am): So In-Kyung Kim is popular in Asia, Europe (where she was named an Evian Masters ambassador this season), and now the Middle East. When will the U.S. catch up to the rest of the world?]
[Update 2 (10:36 am): I updated the leaderboard above--the cut line moved from +2 to +3, saving Garrett and Reis. I wonder what happened to Hjorth on 18! Costly triple.]
[Update 3 (12/11/09, 1:24 pm): Here's Golf Girl's more focused overview!]
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