Cindy Feng holds a narrow lead after the second round of the ANNIKA Invitational.

Watson Course Shows its Fengs

At the end of the day, it all came down to two girls named Feng. As Cindy Feng approached the 18th tee and Simin Feng was just ahead in the fairway, they shared a two-shot lead. Simin's approach found the back rough, where she just missed her up-and-down to fall back by one shot.

Cindy Feng, playing in the final group of the day, hit her approach short into a low area just short of the green, requiring a pitch over the front bank of the green. Her pitch shot settled five feet left of the cup. Cindy calmly hit the center of the cup to maintain the one-stroke lead at day's end.

It has been an impressive showing for the alternate who earned her place in the field after Daisy Nelson of Denmark withdrew the day before the practice round. By the time Cindy was confirmed into the field, the practice round was already under way.

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Laetitia Beck climbed into third place in the second round of the ANNIKA Invitational.

Beck in Contention

Israeli junior golfer Laetitia Beck began the second round tied for ninth and is staying in contention at the ANNIKA Invitational. After making the turn at 1-over-par on the day, Beck stayed safely inside the top 10 and slowly moved up the leaderboard to finish the day in third place, earning a place in the final-round leader group.

Beck, from Caesarea, Israel, won the Rolex Israel Open Championships (Junior Division) in December. Last year, Beck was named the Sportsperson of the Future for the country of Israel following a string of successful events in junior golf. Last summer, she placed third and the Junior British Open and has won two FCWT events over the past year and a half.

In her first AJGA event at the 2008 Polo Golf Junior Classic, Beck reached the second round of match play, beating Kristen Park in the first round before falling to Madison Pressel. She is currently attending the David Leadbetter Golf Academy.

Second Round Delayed 90 Minutes

Second-round tee times will begin at 9:30 a.m. Sunday as temperatures dipped below freezing at sunrise, creating a blanket of frost over the Watson Course at Ginn Reunion Resort. All players' tee times will be delayed by 90 minutes.

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