Tshuma takes Leopard Rock Classic lead

46-players field after carding a two-under-70 yesterday.
The second leg of the NetOne triangular series teed off yesterday at Leopard Rock Golf Club.

Tshuma has always had a good start in several competitions only to lose his way in the second and final rounds where he usually drops points.
Having missed the Open Classic through a count-out, Tshuma may be poised for a good day in office this time around.
The golfer had a good outing in the first round of the Open Classic only to end the second round tied Shane Pringle, who was five shots adrift as they went into the final round.

Seasoned Brian Gondo and Authur Mandaza have done themselves favours after settling for a level par 72.
New kid on the block, Dale Howie, was on one-over-par 73 for his first best outing since he turned professional last year.

Favourite Ignatius Mketekete was in sixth place after a two-over-par 74.
Mketekete scooped the first edition of the NetOne series in Bulawayo last month. Tournament director Mike Mahachi said all is going on well and they were looking forward to a grand finale.

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