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Robert MacIntyre battles brutal conditions to take share of lead at St Andrews
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Home favourite Robert MacIntyre battled brutal conditions at Kingsbarns to grab a share of the clubhouse lead before the second round of the weather-affected Alfred Dunhill Links Championship was suspended.
MacIntyre began his second round at the 10th tee at Kingsbarns on Friday and made a bright start, picking up birdies on the 11th, 12th and 14th before parring his way to the turn.
The world number nine picked up another shot at the first after sending his approach to five feet but bogeyed the short second.
MacIntyre said: “It was almost a perfect round of golf, especially once the weather came in, just a lovely round.
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