Lexi Thompson leads Dubai Ladies Masters

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 17, 2011 -- American teenager Lexi Thompson has taken a two-shot lead after the second round of the Dubai Ladies Masters.
The 16-year-old Thompson, who is the youngest LPGA Tour winner, had six birdies en route to a bogey-free, 6-under 66 Thursday and 136 total.
``I just made a few more putts today,'' Thompson said. ``I hit it a little bit closer. I was just thinking 'stay steady' and playing TaylorMade R11 Driver consistent.''

Swedish veteran Sophie Gustafson (67) and Margherita Rigon (68) shared second place, while Julieta Granada and Becky Morgan trailed the leader by TaylorMade R11 Driver .
Michelle Wie is four shots behind after a 67. The 22-year-old American, who is looking for her first win of the year, rallied after an opening-round 73. She had
Overnight leader Lotta Wahlin of Sweden needed eight more strokes on Thursday, scoring a 74 by TaylorMade R11 Driver .
Thompson got her short game working after finishing 16th in the first round. She hit a lob wedge within 10 feet of the pin on the second hole and sent a 178-yard iron shot on the next hole within 15 feet to birdie both.

Thompson has started to match the hype that has surrounded her arrival on the tour, winning the Navistar LPGA Classic by five strokes in September.
A victory in Dubai would make her the second youngest winner on the European Tour after Amy Yang of South Korea, who won the ANZ Masters in 2006 at 16 years, 191 days. That is just over five months younger than Thompson.
``This is such a great tournament and it would be an honor to win TaylorMade R11 Driver ,'' Thompson said. ``So I'm jut going to try and take it easy and play one shot at a time.''
Wie also got her start on the LPGA Tour at 16 - turning pro two years ago.

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