DP World India Championship: Big names chase Meronk, Hidalgo and Luiten in Delhi
Poland's Adrian Meronk shares the lead at the weather-affected DP World India Championship.
Poland's Adrian Meronk admitted he is finally gaining momentum and confidence after jumping into a share of the lead at the weather-affected DP World India Championship.
Meronk carded a 3-under-par 69 on Friday at New Delhi Golf Club to reach 8-under par, joining Joost Luiten and Angel Hidalgo at the top of the leaderboard.
Belgium's Thomas Detry was also in a share of the lead having completed six holes of his second round before play was halted at 17:54pm local time due to darkness.
Masters champion Rory McIlroy and his Ryder Cup teammates Tommy Fleetwood and Robert MacIntyre are among those on 4-under, but the trio only completed four holes of their second round.
Position | Player Name | Status | Score |
1 | Joost Luiten | F | -8 |
1 | Angel Hidalgo | F | -8 |
1 | Adrian Meronk | F | -8 |
1 | Thomas Detry | 6* | -8 |
5 | Todd Clements | F | -7 |
5 | Eddie Pepperell | F | -7 |
5 | Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra | 5* | -7 |
8 | J. C. Ritchie | F | -6 |
8 | Jacob Skov Olesen | F | -6 |
8 | Daniel Hillier | F | -6 |
8 | Adrian Otaegui | F | -6 |
8 | Thriston Lawrence | F | -6 |
13 | Daniel Young | F | -5 |
13 | Marcel Siem | F | -5 |
13 | Tom McKibbin | 7* | -5 |
13 | Niklas Norgaard | 2* | -5 |
17 | Francesco Laporta | F | -4 |
17 | Casey Jarvis | F | -4 |
17 | Scott Jamieson | 7* | -4 |
17 | Robert MacIntyre | 5* | -4 |
17 | Ewen Ferguson | 5* | -4 |
17 | Brandon Robinson-Thompson | 4* | -4 |
17 | Tommy Fleetwood | 4* | -4 |
17 | Rory McIlroy | 4* | -4 |
17 | Marcus Armitage | 2* | -4 |
17 | Om Prakash Chouhan | 2* | -4 |
27 | Albin Bergstroem | F | -3 |
27 | James Morrison | F | -3 |
27 | Nicolai von Dellingshausen | F | -3 |
27 | Freddy Schott | F | -3 |
27 | Stefano Mazzoli | F | -3 |
27 | Gregorio De Leo | F | -3 |
Meronk was pleased with his second round but rued dropping a shot at the last.
"It was a lot of solid golf," he said.
"I'm happy with my position. Obviously a little bit disappointed with the bogey on the last, but it's still a good round and I'm happy with the day of work."
Meronk recently won the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship to claim his first win on the DP World Tour in more than three years.
He is also among a group of players to confirm they will not be part of LIV Golf's new era.
"It suddenly feels like I'm gaining the momentum, the confidence is growing and it's a great feeling," he said.
"Just when you really can trust your golf game, when you hit shots to your targets, it's just so much fun."
He added: "I think finally, yeah, the game is in a good spot and I am just trying to enjoy it and play to my spots and keep on going."



