Willett, Lewis out for redemption at Turkish Airlines Open
ANTALYA, Turkey After two rounds at the Turkish Airlines Open, the field took on a distinct redemption feel with Danny Willett and Tom Lewis just two strokes off the pace set by Justin Rose.Willett has been slowed in recent years by shoulder and knee injuries and dropped outside the top 400 in the World Ranking this summer, but he continued his climb back to competitive relevance with a second-round 65. Thats a dramatic turnaround to where he was at this point last year when he didnt qualify for the final three Race to Dubai events.It's a different league, Willett said. The main goal this year was for the body at the end of the season to be better than it was at the beginning, which it is, and the golf game is following that trend.Lewis has also endured his share of forgettable moments since he won on the European Tour just weeks after turning pro in 2011. The Englishman lost his tour card in recent years and at this point last year he was fighting to regain his status at the qualifying school tournament.
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It's been great, Lewis said following a round-of-the-week 63 on Friday. Obviously my summer has been very good and playing my first Rolex Series event, it's nice to play in a small field. It's nice to know that you're playing all four rounds.Lewis split time this season between the European Tour and Challenge Tour before breaking through for his second title in September at the Portugal Masters to regain his status and secure his spot in the Race to Dubai finals events.
The group behind Rose includes the 2016 Turkish Airlines Open champion, Thorbjorn Olesen, and the English duo of Tom Lewis and Danny Willett. Lewis, who won the Portugal Masters in just his third
Rose leads Turkish Airlines Open, in position to return to No. 1
Defending champion Justin Rose leads by two shots going into the weekend at the Turkish Airlines Open. The Englishman could return to world number one this week and moved to 12 under par with a round of 65 at the Regnum Carya Golf and Spa Resort. He is two shots ahead of 2016 champion Thorbjørn Olesen and Englishmen Tom Lewis and Danny Willett.
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ANTALYA, Turkey - After two rounds at the Turkish Airlines Open, the field took on a distinct redemption feel with Danny Willett and Tom Lewis just two strokes off the pace set by Justin Rose.
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After two rounds at the Turkish Airlines Open, the field took on a distinct redemption feel with Danny Willett and Tom Lewis just two strokes off the pace set by Justin Rose. Willett has been
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Li Haotong saw his lead cut to two shots as the final round of the Turkish Airlines Open got under way at Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort. The Chinese fired a 63 on Saturday to become the first player of the 2018 season to go from more than two behind to more than two ahead in a single round but a
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Danny Willett, Tom Lewis out for redemption at Turkish
Justin Rose is eyeing a return to World No. 1 with 36 holes to play in the $7 million Turkish Airlines Open. The Englishman takes a two-shot lead into the final two rounds. Rose will go back to the top of the Official World Golf Ranking if he successfully defends the title he won last year.
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Danny Willett was delighted to be back to full fitness and contending at the top of leaderboards again after firing a second-round 65 at the Turkish Airlines Open. The Englishman has been very candid about his lack of form and fitness since winning the Masters Tournament in 2016, a season when he
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Willett, Lewis out for redemption at Turkish Airlines Open . After two rounds at the Turkish Airlines Open, the field took on a distinct redemption feel with Danny Willett and Tom Lewis just two
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Justin Rose is eyeing a return to World No. 1 with 36 holes to play in the $7 million Turkish Airlines Open. The Englishman takes a two-shot lead into the final two rounds. Rose will go back to the top of the Official World Golf Ranking if he successfully defends the title he won last year.
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Justin Rose is eyeing a return to World No. 1 with 36 holes to play in the $7 million Turkish Airlines Open. The Englishman takes a two-shot lead into the final two rounds.
Justin Rose leads Turkish Airlines Open, in position to
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