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• US Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick defied a significant draw bias to surge into contention as a host of big names were blown off course in the Genesis Scottish Open worldcup
  
  Much had been made of 14 of the world’s top 15 being in the field ahead of next week’s 150th Open Championship, but half of them could head to St Andrews early after missing the cut at a windswept Renaissance Club worldcup
  
  World number one Scottie Scheffler and reigning Open champion Collin Morikawa shot five over par, US PGA winner Justin Thomas fared worst of all on 10 over and only Fitzpatrick and Xander Schauffele were under par at the halfway stage of the £6 worldcup
  
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  Of the 38 sub-par rounds recorded on Thursday, 32 came from the early starters, who averaged three shots worldcup better than those playing in the tougher afternoon conditions worldcup
  
  Fitzpatrick’s opening 71 was therefore a highly creditable effort and his second round was on course to be truly special as the 27-year-old from Sheffield played his first 13 holes in six under worldcup
  
  RecommendedZhou Guanyu slams into fence after suffering terrifying upside-down crash at British GPMatt Fitzpatrick in Scottish Open contention after overcoming ‘worst’ conditionsLIV rebel Ian Poulter struggles at Scottish Open as Justin Harding seizes chanceBogeys on the eighth and ninth meant Fitzpatrick had to settle for a 66, but that lifted him into a tie for fourth alongside Schauffele, whose 65 was the lowest score of another testing day worldcup
  
  American Cameron Tringale could only add a 72 to his opening 61 to set the pace on seven under, three shots ahead of compatriots Gary Woodland and Doug Ghim worldcup
  
  “I wasn’t in the best of positions going into today given yesterday’s weather, but it was fantastic to get off to such a great start worldcup
  
  To score as well as I did on the back nine I was absolutely delighted,” Fitzpatrick said worldcup
  
  “It was 3 worldcup
  
  2 shots difference worldcup between morning and afternoon (yesterday), so it’s safe to say we got the worst half of the draw worldcup
  
  “But I’ve had so much support with people saying congrats and keep it going as you’re walking onto tees and greens worldcup
  
  It’s been really nice to be out there worldcup
  
  ”England’s Jordan Smith was alongside Fitzpatrick, Schauffele and Kurt Kitayama on three under following a 69 that included a hole in one on the 17th which earned both him and his caddie Sam Matton one of the sponsor’s cars worldcup
  
  “I’m over the moon,” Smith said worldcup
  
  “We had been chatting about it earlier in the week and saying today’s pin position might be good for a hole in one but we didn’t know until the crowd went nuts worldcup
  
  “Sam and I grew up playing golf together down in Wiltshire and he was one of the ushers in my wedding worldcup
  
  It’s great obviously having him on the bag worldcup
  
  ”Matton added: “I don’t think I’ve ever seen a caddie prize like that and it’s a really nice touch worldcup
  
  I’ve been looking for a new car but I’m not sure how we’re going to get it back home as I have mine here worldcup
  
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  ”Ian Poulter successfully appealed against his suspension from the Scottish Open for competing in the first LIV Golf event last month (Steven Paston/PA) (PA Wire)At the other end of the leaderboard, Ian Poulter added a second round of 72 to his opening 78 to comfortably miss the halfway cut on 10 over par worldcup
  
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  Former Ryder Cup captain Thomas Bjorn expressed his embarrassment at being disqualified for signing for an incorrect score following a second round of 77 worldcup
  
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  Pascal Wehrlein celebrated his double weekend victory in Diriyah by saying it was “never too early to start dreaming” about winning the Formula E title this season, but knows there’s much work ahead before silverware could come his way worldcup
  
  The Tag Heuer Porsche driver won back-to-back races in Saudi Arabia on Friday and Saturday, the first racer to do so since last season’s double-header in Rome worldcup
  
  Those points, along with taking second place behind Jake Dennis in the season-opener in Mexico City, mean the German sits top of the standings after three rounds of action - six clear of his British rival for Avalanche Andretti worldcup
  
  Prior to 2023, Wehrlein had only ever triumphed once on a Formula E track but has quickly trebled that tally after a phenomenal start to the Gen3 era worldcup
  
  And that start is even more impressive when he points out that the two race days in the desert brought extremely different conditions and demands worldcup
  
  “To be honest the second day was even a bit more difficult - the track changed quite a lot worldcup between the first race to the second day, in free practice I was just 17th,” the victorious driver told the Independent on a media call worldcup
  
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