Pavin Moves Into Lead in Kapalua Golf
KAPALUA, Hawaii — Corey Pavin made two eagles in a round of 66 that lifted him past Sandy Lyle Thursday and into the second-round lead of the $500,000 Isuzu Kapalua International.
Pavin finished two trips over the Bay course at the Kapalua Golf Club in 133, 11 shots under par, while Lyle, the British Open champion who has dominated this course in recent events, ran into some difficulty.
But even four bogeys and a double bogey couldn’t keep Lyle from a 70 that was capped off with an eagle on the 18th hole.
He finished with a 136 total, eight under and three off the pace.
David Ishii, a slender Hawaiian club pro, moved into second with another 67 that gave him a 134 total, one shot back with two rounds to go. Ishii has not yet made a bogey in the tournament.
Masters champion Bernhard Langer of West Germany and Andy Bean were next at 135. Each had a second-round 68.
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