Intro:

Englishman Danny Willett reflects on firing an eight-under 62 to take the European Masters lead, one shot clear of South Korean duo YE Yang and Seukhyun Baek. Lightning in the area saw play suspended with 36 players still yet to complete their second rounds.

Script:

SOUNDBITE (English) Danny Willett, 13-under

"To get out and to birdie the first three in a row - and they aren't the easiest holes on the golf course either - and then I just kept going. Playing some good golf. In there pretty close and just holing out really well inside 10 to 12 feet."

SOUNDBITE (English) Danny Willett, 13-under

"It will. It is always a low scoring week. You know that. Mentally it is quite good - you know that you can't just let up and shoot level par and be good enough. You have got to go out there and still take the golf course on. Something probably near 20-under par is going to be winning. Just got to get out there and keep making birdies."

SOUNDBITE (English) Danny Willett, 13-under

"It's never about position, is it? Whenever you are up and around in contention. That's what we practice for and that's what we get ready for the feelings you are going to have and to keep yourself up there and hopefully to push forward."

SOUNDBITE (English) Y.E. Yang, 12-under

"This week the conditions are really good. Putting also is good. I am happy today."