Suzuki takes 1-shot halfway lead at Aiful Cup golf

Suzuki takes 1-shot halfway lead at Aiful Cup golf

AJIGASAWA, Japan - Toru Suzuki made six birdies for his second straight 66 on July 13 to grab a one-shot lead on 12-under-par 132 at the halfway point of the Aiful Cup golf tournament at the Ajigasawa Kogen Golf Club in Aomori Prefecture.

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