Thriston Lawrence holds a two-shot lead after 36 holes at the Omega European Masters, carding a bogey-free 63 in round two to reach 13 under at Crans-sur-Sierre. The defending champion and 2022 winner seeks a historic third title at the high-altitude Swiss venue, matching Seve Ballesteros. Jeremy Paul and Ignacio Elvira sit two back after Elvira’s 62, with Keita Nakajima one further ahead of a group including Ashun Wu, Rafa Cabrera Bello, and Paul Casey at nine under. Favorable scoring conditions have kept the leaderboard tight entering the weekend, where course knowledge, altitude effects on distance control, and momentum from recent DP World Tour events will shape final top-five positioning among a deep international field.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data. This is not trading advice and plays no role in how this market resolves. · UpdatedThriston Lawrence
100%
Ignacio Elvira
79%
Keita Nakajima
74%
Paul Casey
56%
Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra
56%
Thomas Detry
54%
Antoine Rozner
54%
Angel Ayora
53%
Jeremy Paul
51%
Matt Wallace
49%
Ashun Wu
49%
Patrick Reed
48%
Harry Hall
48%
Todd Clements
46%
Davis Bryant
45%
Sergio Garcia
43%
Rafael Cabrera
42%
Rasmus Hoejgaard
42%
Joakim Lagergren
42%
Brandon Stone
41%
David Puig
41%
Fabrizio Zanotti
39%
Gregorio De Leo
38%
Shubhankar Sharma
38%
Erik van Rooyen
37%
Joel Girrbach
37%
Angel Hidalgo
36%
Francesco Laporta
36%
Marco Penge
35%
Maximilian Steinlechner
35%
Ryan Gerard
35%
Adrian Meronk
35%
Casey Jarvis
35%
Haotong Li
35%
Ugo Coussaud
35%
Calum Hill
34%
Jacques Kruyswijk
34%
Nathan Kimsey
33%
Rocco Repetto
33%
Romain Langasque
33%
Danny Willett
33%
Jayden Schaper
33%
Michael Hollick
32%
Mike Toorop
32%
Niklas Lemke
32%
Quentin Debove
32%
Stefano Mazzoli
32%
Joost Luiten
32%
Joshua Berry
32%
Kiradech Aphibarnrat
32%
Louis de Jager
32%
Alejandro Del Rey
32%
Andreas Halvorsen
32%
Bernd Wiesberger
32%
Darius van Driel
32%
David Law
32%
Edoardo Molinari
32%
Guido Migliozzi
32%
Ivan Cantero
32%
Jack Yule
32%
Manuel Elvira
32%
Marcel Schneider
32%
Sean Crocker
32%
Sebastian Soederberg
32%
Tom Vaillant
32%
Yanhan Zhou
32%
Yurav Premlall
32%
Zander Lombard
32%
Dylan Frittelli
31%
Frederico Biondi
31%
$600 Vol.
Thriston Lawrence
100%
Ignacio Elvira
79%
Keita Nakajima
74%
Paul Casey
56%
Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra
56%
Thomas Detry
54%
Antoine Rozner
54%
Angel Ayora
53%
Jeremy Paul
51%
Matt Wallace
49%
Ashun Wu
49%
Patrick Reed
48%
Harry Hall
48%
Todd Clements
46%
Davis Bryant
45%
Sergio Garcia
43%
Rafael Cabrera
42%
Rasmus Hoejgaard
42%
Joakim Lagergren
42%
Brandon Stone
41%
David Puig
41%
Fabrizio Zanotti
39%
Gregorio De Leo
38%
Shubhankar Sharma
38%
Erik van Rooyen
37%
Joel Girrbach
37%
Angel Hidalgo
36%
Francesco Laporta
36%
Marco Penge
35%
Maximilian Steinlechner
35%
Ryan Gerard
35%
Adrian Meronk
35%
Casey Jarvis
35%
Haotong Li
35%
Ugo Coussaud
35%
Calum Hill
34%
Jacques Kruyswijk
34%
Nathan Kimsey
33%
Rocco Repetto
33%
Romain Langasque
33%
Danny Willett
33%
Jayden Schaper
33%
Michael Hollick
32%
Mike Toorop
32%
Niklas Lemke
32%
Quentin Debove
32%
Stefano Mazzoli
32%
Joost Luiten
32%
Joshua Berry
32%
Kiradech Aphibarnrat
32%
Louis de Jager
32%
Alejandro Del Rey
32%
Andreas Halvorsen
32%
Bernd Wiesberger
32%
Darius van Driel
32%
David Law
32%
Edoardo Molinari
32%
Guido Migliozzi
32%
Ivan Cantero
32%
Jack Yule
32%
Manuel Elvira
32%
Marcel Schneider
32%
Sean Crocker
32%
Sebastian Soederberg
32%
Tom Vaillant
32%
Yanhan Zhou
32%
Yurav Premlall
32%
Zander Lombard
32%
Dylan Frittelli
31%
Frederico Biondi
31%
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0x65070BE91...Thriston Lawrence holds a two-shot lead after 36 holes at the Omega European Masters, carding a bogey-free 63 in round two to reach 13 under at Crans-sur-Sierre. The defending champion and 2022 winner seeks a historic third title at the high-altitude Swiss venue, matching Seve Ballesteros. Jeremy Paul and Ignacio Elvira sit two back after Elvira’s 62, with Keita Nakajima one further ahead of a group including Ashun Wu, Rafa Cabrera Bello, and Paul Casey at nine under. Favorable scoring conditions have kept the leaderboard tight entering the weekend, where course knowledge, altitude effects on distance control, and momentum from recent DP World Tour events will shape final top-five positioning among a deep international field.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data. This is not trading advice and plays no role in how this market resolves. · Updated



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