SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Thomas Bjorn made light of sitting out a day's play by storming into a two-stroke lead at the Singapore Open after the Dane fired a four-under 67 on Saturday as the weather gods, for once, shone down on the Sentosa Golf Club. The $6 million co-sanctioned tournament has suffered three lengthy suspensions due to heavy thunderstorms but Bjorn returned to the Serapong Course on a rare dry afternoon to move to nine-under 133 after 36 holes with a bogey-free second round. ...
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