New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko has posted a solid second round at the PGA Championship to remain in contention for what would be a third major title.
After opening with a two-under par 68, Ko recorded an even par 70 this morning to sit in a tie for sixth place, two shots behind the leader, South Korea's Sei Young Kim.
It was a remarkably steady round from the two-time major winner with just one birdie and one bogey scattered amongst 16 pars.
"You just have to stay patient, especially at major championships and at venues like this. I think sometimes the patience runs out and you get frustrated, but making a lot of pars here is good," Ko said.
"Par is a really good score on the majority of these holes, and when you try to get the opportunities, even though it doesn't happen very often, you have to try and take advantage of those moments."
