Scotland’s ‘Newest’ Lefty Turns On The Magic In Kenya.

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Scottish-born Tour rookie Cameron Adam turned on the magic easily producing his lowest DP World Tour score by four shots with a sizzling 63 on day two of the Magical Kenya Open in Nairobi.

After an average first day, the 22-year-old Scot bounced back producing eight birdies on the host Karen course to guarantee himself a fourth pay cheque in six starts on the main DP World Tour.

The Edinburgh lefty, and former Scottish Amateur champ, heads into golf’s moving day sharing 16th place at eight-under and five shots shy of the leading duo of South African Casey Jarvis and 30-year-old Frenchman Frederic Lacroix, who ​also produced eight birdies in a​bogey-free 62​ in the Kenyan capital.

David Law ​still heads the Scottish contingent but will be seeking some ​early golfing magic heading into the weekend rounds​.

Law ​was comfortably cruising just a shot off the lead when he proceeded to post three bogeys in succession from his 14th hole before ending his second day’s play with a pair of birdies on route to a two-under 70 ​for his nine-under tally.

T​he Aberdonian shares eighth place ​and just ​four shots adrift of the leading duo of South African Casey Jarvis and 30-year-old Frenchman Frederic Lacroix, who produced eight birdies in an impressive bogey-free 62.

Law is contesting a seventh new DP World Tour season event regaining full Tour status in finishing runner-up in last year’s secondary HotelPlanner Tour.

However, it has not been the season start the 34-year-old had sought arriving in Nairobi having missed the halway cut in all four Middle East Swing events.

Joining Law ​and Adam over the closing two rounds is Scott Jamieson producing a 67 to be just inside the top-40 at five-under.

Euan Walker, also with a 67, is a shot further back.



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