Scot Drysdale edges ahead in Joburg Open

David Drysdale followed up his opening-day 65 by carding a six-under round of 66 to lead a rain-affected Joburg Open by one stroke at the halfway stage today.

The Scotsman has been incredibly consistent through his first two days at the Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Golf Club with not a single dropped shot on his card, and his score of 131 kept him a stroke ahead of South African Oliver Bekker and Michael Hoey from the North.