Focused: Mohd Wafiyuddin hitting a shot during the first round yesterday. — ART CHEN/The Star
AUSTRALIAN Andrew Dodt arrived late and could not put in any practice. But it hardly showed in his play as he blazed the greens to take the clubhouse lead with a superb round of golf in the Bandar Malaysia Open.
His sizzling nine-under 63 on the first day gave the Australian a two-stroke lead over Japan’s Naoki Sekito, the current Asian Development Tour Order of Merit leader, at Kota Permai Golf and Country Club yesterday.
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