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South Korea golfer, Yang Yong-eun is at the summit alongside Ricardo Gonzalez of Argentina in the Hassan II Golf Trophy ahead of the final round in Rabat, Morocco.
Yang carded a 4-under-par 69 and ended at 7-under 139 at the Royal Golf Dar Es Salam in the second round on Friday.
Also, it is the first time Gonzalez has held a share of a lead in his PGA Tour Championship career ahead of the final round on Saturday.
Spanish golfer, Ricardo Gonzalez, is not discounting the possibility of winning the big trophy and over $300,000 prize at the ongoing Hassan II Trophy in Rabat, Morocco.
— #JoySports (@JoySportsGH) February 24, 2024
Gonzalez spoke to #JoySports editor @NiiAttoh5 at the Royal Dar es Salam Golf Course. pic.twitter.com/Nm8SLHdyiI
Denmark’s Thomas Bjørn trail the two-joint leaders at 5-under with American Steve Pate and Australian Mark Hensby, in fourth and fifth respectively.
Anticipation grows as fans await who could emerge champion of the Hassan II Golf Trophy and walk away with minimum $300,000 cash prize.
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