Aman Raj lands eagle en route 64 on 2nd day, lies 5th at Q-School

Aman Raj sunk an eagle en route a superb seven-under 64 which placed him fifth after the second round of the Asian Tour Qualifying School Final Stage, on Thursday.

Raj, who wears a trademark hat while on a golf course, played one of his best rounds as a professional on the Asian Tour as he now lies two shots behind the leader, Poom Pattaropong (67-64; total 131).

Three players, Christoffer Baumann (64-68), Choo Tze Huang (65-67) an Zach Murray (68-64) are Tied-second at 10-under 132.

For the second day running, Aman had an eagle.

It was on a Par-5 on first day and on the second day he holed his second shot on the Par-4 453-yard 12th hole. He was three-under for the front nine, and then bogeyed the 10th. But between the 12th and 17th, he hit a purple patch with an eagle and four birdies, but unfortunately closed with a bogey for 64.

Raj, who turned professional in 2016 and went on to top the class at the Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI) Qualifying School in 2016, was recently ...