Intro:

Unho Park leads the way after the second round of the Indonesian Masters on Friday (24th April).

Script:

Strong winds made play difficult for competitors on day two of the Indonesian Masters at the Royale Jakarta Golf Club.

Despite the challenging conditions, Singapore's Choo Tze Huang came close to an albatross at the 9th hole.

He eventually secured an eagle and finished the day three over par on 75.

Korean-born Australian Unho Park leads the way after two rounds finishing the day on 73 at four under par.

Taiwan's Chan Shih-Chang, co-leader from day one put in a consistent performance, his eagle chip at the 9th hole ensuring he takes second spot, one shot behind Unho Park.

Thailand's Chapchai Nirat put himself in contention with back-to-back birdies at the 15th and 16th holes to finish the day on 74, two shots behind the leader.

Denmark's Thomas Bjorn, began in disastrous fashion, his second shot at the ninth hole ending up in the water. But he finished strongly with two birdies at the 17th and 18th hole to finish the day on 76.

Two-time winner of the Indonesian Masters Lee Westwood is also in the mix. His birdie on the ninth hole meant he finished the round on 74, three shots behind the leader.

The Englishman turned 42 on Friday and celebrated with some birthday cake after his round.