Khalin Joshi makes cut in Philippines, lies tied 22nd

Khalin Joshi added a second round of two-over 74 to be three-over 147 and was tied 22nd at the halfway stage of the ICTSI Sherwood Hills Classic here today.
Joshi handled himself well to make the halfway cut at the Asian Development Tour event.
Meanwhile, overnight leader Danny Masrin stood tall amidst the windy conditions to sign for a battling even-par 72 and lead by one shot at the halfway stage.
The 23-year-old Masrin, who held a two-shot advantage heading into the round, marked his card with five birdies against two double-bogeys and one bogey for a two-day total of four-under-par 140 at the Sherwood Hills Golf Club.

Guido Van Der Valk of the Netherlands returned with the day's best score of 68 to sit in second place while local prospect Marvin Dumandan (70) and Janne Kaske (71) of Finland shared third on 142 at the USD 60,000 Asian Development Tour (ADT) event.
Filipino James Ryan Lam, Lindsay Renolds of Canada, American John Catlin and Kasidit Lepkurte of Thailand were among those bunched a further shot back in fifth place at the wind-swept ICTSI Sherwood Hills Classic.
Despite failing to repeat his opening day heroics, Masrin was delighted to remain in control as he continues his search for a breakthrough win on the region's burgeoning Tour.

A total of 57 players, including one amateur, made the halfway cut set at six-over-par 150 at the ICTSI Sherwood Hills Classic, which is the 11th leg of the 2016 ADT schedule and also the Tour's second stop in the Philippines this season.