Rahm fights for victory, four strokes from the leader
Jon Rahm is still in the fight for victory at the British Open as he finishes the second day with four hits from leader Lucas Herbert, who has taken the lead of the day with a spectacular 62-stroke lap, matching the best ticket in the history of a major.
Jon Rahmcontinues to fight for victory at the British Open. The Biscayan has alternated mistakes and excellent plays on the second day, but two birdiesfrom the last three holes have placed him four strokes from the lead.
Barrika's lived through the critical moment of the session in the 15th hole. After making a bogey, he hit the stick on the ground; the judges admonished him, but in the end he went unpunished.
Lucas Herbert has been the great protagonist of the day. The Australian has wona spectacular 62-hit card and matched the best round of the Grand Slam tournaments in history.
Interim leadership is held by Herbert(-8); Bryson DeChambeau is second (-7) and Cameron Young is third (-6). Jon Rahmshares fourth place with Tommy Fleetwoodand Scottie Scheffler.