The International Series England event at Foxhills is the fourth International Series tournament of 2024, with a number of big names teeing it up in Surrey.
In total, 12 LIV Golf players are present and, after two rounds, it’s RangeGoats GC’s Peter Uihlein who leads following a course record 61 on Friday. Making an eagle, nine birdies and one bogey, the American is one shot clear of Robert Dinwiddie and fellow RangeGoats GC player, Thomas Pieters.
As mentioned, a number of LIV players are featuring this week and, along with Uihlein and Pieters, Legion XIII’s Caleb Surratt is eight-under-par as he searches for a first professional win, whilst home hero, Richard Bland, is one back of the American at seven-under-par.
Bland is currently enjoying some of the best golf of his life in 2024, with the Englishman claiming both the Senior PGA Championship and Senior US Open in just two senior Major starts. If he were to win at Foxhills, it would be the Englishman’s third professional win in just three months.
The top 10 of the International Series England event is littered with LIV players and, in a share of seventh spot at six-under, is Stinger GC’s Branden Grace, who is one of the players at risk of losing his card from the LIV circuit. The South African is 53rd in the standings and, with those outside the top 48 putting themselves in the ‘drop zone’, a good week for Grace here might give him some confidence going forward into the remainder of the LIV Golf season.
Uihlein’s last professional victory came at the 2021 MGM Resorts Championship on the Korn Ferry Tour
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Rounding out the top 10 is Scott Vincent and Harold Varner III, who are players that are also in danger of the ‘drop zone’ of the LIV Golf League. The duo sit five-under and five back of Uihlein, with both men looking for strong results as they hit the tail-end of the season.
One particular player to keep an eye on is John Catlin, who has featured in some LIV events in 2024. The American leads both the Asian Tour’s Order Of Merit and the International Series Rankings. If he were to come out on top, he would secure a spot in the LIV Golf League for 2025 and, after two rounds, he sits in a tie for 31st at two-under-par.
Below, we have taken a look at the full LIV Golf leaderboard after round 2:
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