Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter
GREG Bentley consolidated his lead after the second round of the Zambezi Tour Golden Pilsener Harare Open at Chapman yesterday.
Bentley, who is in good form, managed to extend his lead by eight shots going into today’s final round. The Borrowdale Brooke player fired an impressive four-under-par 68 in the second round and is now leading the tournament on nine-under-par.

Julius Kamalizeni is tied in second place with Ignatius Mketekete.
The duo managed second rounds of 71 and 72 to take their total of two rounds to one-under-par 143.
Kamalizeni said he will stay focused.

“I am happy with my game so far and I am looking forward to keeping the momentum,” he said. “I am hitting the ball well and I will stay focused and take each shot as it comes and try to maintain some decent scores.

“I have a good feeling so I will come and try my best. The course is wet but playing well so I am looking forward to the final round,” Kamalizeni said.

Meanwhile, Warren Hills will host the fourth edition of the Nyatsimba Mutato golf tournament this morning.
Lovejoy Mamvura, the chairman of the organising committee of the event, said they were looking forward to a strong field as 70 players had registered by yesterday.

The event will be played in the medal stroke-play format and joining fee is US$25 per individual.

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