Rookie Yoo Hae-ran, 7th place on the second day of the Evian Championship

Yoo Hae-ran , who plays an active role as a rookie on the LPGA tour, kept the top spot on the second day of the Amundi Evian Championship (total prize money of 6.5 million dollars), the fourth major tournament this season. 
In the second round of the tournament held at the Evian Resort Golf Club (par 71, 6,527 yards) in Evian-les-Bains, France on the 28th (local time), Hae-ran Yu changed his birdie and 4 bogies to hit an even par 71.
Yoo Hae-ran, who was tied for 6th on the first day, became the sole 7th (total 4 under par 138 strokes), and was the only Korean player to turn around the halfway point in the top 10.
Hae-Ran Hae, who wrote down consecutive bogeys on the tricky first 10th and 11th holes (above par 4), caught 3 birdies in a row on the 15th to 17th holes and recorded under par for a while.
However, I was in a situation where I lost strokes again by bogeying the 18th (par 5) and the 1st hole (par 4). Afterwards, after a par save march, he made up for it by hole-out with a birdie on the last 9th hole (par 5). 
In the strong wind, the green hit dropped to 12, but the number of putts improved to 29 and was able to endure. In the first round, there were 15 hits on the green and 32 putts.
Céline Boutier (France), who is enthusiastically supported by French galleries, rose from a tie for second place on the first day to the sole leader on the second day.
Currently ranked 15th in the world, Boutier, the top French player, reduced 2 strokes with 4 birdies and 2 bogeys in the 2nd round, writing a total of 7 under par 135 strokes.
Patty Tabatanakit (Thailand) and Saso Yuka (Japan) were tied for second place, one stroke behind.
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