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DP World Tour leaderboard: Latest scores from Omega European Masters

DP World Tour leaderboard: Check out the latest scores as the European-based circuit heads to Switzerland for the European Masters.

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England's Matt Wallace opened up a four-shot lead at the halfway stage of the Omega European Masters in Switzerland.  

Wallace tore around Crans-sur-Sierre on Friday, carding a bogey-free 8-under 62. 

The Englishman trailed compatriot and overnight leader Alex Fitzpatrick by one shot after the opening round but moved to 14-under with a classy display. 

Alex, the younger brother of former U.S. Open champion Matthew, dropped to second after he followed his opening 63 with a 67. 

Wallace is the only player to have played the first two rounds without a bogey. 

His second round was highlighted with three birdies on the spin from the 14th. 

Wallace also chipped in for birdie on the fourth and fifth holes. 

He will almost certainly have Ryder Cup qualification on his mind for next September's contest.

The qualifying period began last week at The Belfry. 

"It's not just about the win, it's about playing well," said Wallace, who is without a victory in six years. 

"Luke wants you to play well and I want to play well so I'm going to try and play well every single day." 

Matthew Fitzpatrick made the cut on the number. His round of 73 was littered with mistakes. 

Ludvig Aberg won the European Masters the last time it was held. 

Aberg won by two shots last September and cemented his place on the European Ryder Cup team. 

The Swedish phenom is unable to defend his title this week after confirming he is headed for surgery to repair damage to a torn meniscus. 

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Matt Wallace is thumping the field at DP World Tour's Omega European Masters

Matt Wallace had a respectable season on the PGA Tour, making 20 starts and reaching the weekend 13 times. He finished with over $1 million in earnings and posted four top-25 finishes, including a T-4 at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson outside Dallas.

But he's still grinding this fall on the DP World Tour, posting an eighth-place finish at the Betfred British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo last week and now surging out to the lead this week at the Omega European Masters at Crans-sur-Sierre in Switzerland.

Wallace opened the event with a 64, but followed it up with an even better round, draining five birdies on the front during a second round that saw him finish with a 62. At 14 under, he leads Alex Fitzpatrick by four strokes.

But what's Wallace's true motivation during this stretch? It's to impress Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald.

"It's not just about the win, it's playing well," he said.

"Luke wants you to play well and I want to play well so I'm going to try to play well every single day and what comes from it comes from it."

The best of our solo leader, @mattsjwallace 🎥 #OEM2024 pic.twitter.com/GpoyhONZZL — DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) September 6, 2024

Donald will again choose six wild cards for Europe’s Ryder Cup team, with the six qualifiers for next year’s trophy defense taken from just one ranking list.

Qualifying points will be earned using a new tournament banding structure weighted towards performances in the majors and biggest PGA Tour and DP World Tour events, but LIV Golf tournaments remain unable to award points.

As for maintaining a big lead, Wallace insisted he's looking to simply keep pressing.

"It is good, competition, but I want to get away from the competition as much as possible."

Henrik Norlander and Jordan Smith are five strokes back in third place.

This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Matt Wallace is thumping the field at DP World Tour's Omega European Masters

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DP World Tour: Matt Wallace holds four-shot halfway lead at Omega European Masters in Switzerland

Four-time DP World Tour winner Matt Wallace is four clear of Alex Fitzpatrick in Switzerland; Jordan Smith sits third as Matt Fitzpatrick battled to make the cut; Watch the Omega European Masters live on Saturday from 11.30am on Sky Sports Golf

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England's Matt Wallace carded a brilliant 62 to open up a four-stroke lead at the halfway stage of the DP World Tour's Omega European Masters at Crans-sur-Sierre.

Wallace continued his fast start after following a six-under 64 by registering eight birdies in another bogey-free round on Friday, taking him to 14 under and with a commanding advantage.

The four-time DP World Tour winner opened with three straight pars before chipping in twice in as many holes from the fourth, part of a run of five birdies in a six-hole stretch to see him reach the turn in 30.

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Wallace then added another run of three consecutive birdies from the 14th to head into the weekend on 14 under and comfortably ahead of overnight joint-leader Alex Fitzpatrick.

Fitzpatrick mixed four birdies with a lone bogey in a second-round 67, leaving him in second spot ahead of compatriot Jordan Smith and Sweden's Henrik Norlander, with Andrew "Beef" Johnston a further stroke back as he continues his resurgence in form.

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Johnston is on eight under alongside Nicolai Von Dellinghausen and Alfredo Garcia-Heredia, who held a share of the first-round lead but slipped six strokes back with a second-round 69.

Matt Fitzpatrick - the highest-ranked player in the field - stuttered into the weekend on the cut mark after a three-over 73, while Nicolai Hojgaard made an early exit following rounds of 74 and 75 over the first two days.

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Ryder Cup on Wallace's mind?

Wallace said he was concentrating on consistency rather than winning tournaments as he has a longer-term view of making next year's Ryder Cup team, after missing out on selection having been close in 2018 and 2023.

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"It's not just about the win, it's playing well," Wallace said. "Luke (Donald, Ryder Cup captain) wants you to play well and I want to play well so I'm going to try to play well every single day and what comes from it comes from it.

"It is good, competition, but I want to get away from the competition as much as possible."

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Omega European Masters

Crans-sur-Sierre GC, Crans Montana, Switzerland

How to watch the Omega European Masters

European Tour Productions, the DP World Tour’s in-house production company, will produce and distribute live coverage of the Omega European Masters .

This week sees the Back 9 continue with a return to the scenic Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club in the Swiss Alps.

The Omega European Masters is one of the most historic events on the DP World Tour, and offers increased Race to Dubai Ranking Points as players look to earn qualification into the final two events on the 2024 schedule: The DP World Tour Play-Offs.

The top 70 in the season-long Race to Dubai Rankings at the end of the Back 9 phase of the season will gain qualification into the DP World Tour Play-Offs. Players can qualify throughout the Back 9, as they earn enough points to guarantee their position in the top 70.

While reigning champion Ludvig Åberg is not in the field this week, there are a host of former champions who are teeing it up, including in-form pair Thriston Lawrence and Rasmus Højgaard.

Among the other DP World Tour members in action are the Fitzpatrick brothers, with Matt aiming to become just the fourth player to have won the tournament on three occasions, and Alex looking to impress again after finishing tied fifth on his debut in the event last year.

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Global Broadcast Transmission Times

Below are the listed Broadcast Transmission times for the Omega European Masters in local time in Switzerland, and for the general World Feed coverage (time in BST). Find out below where to watch in your area.

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For specific broadcast timings of these territories please check your local listings.

Who is part of the commentary team?

Andrew Coltart will lead the team and he will be joined in the box by co-lead commentator Richard Boxall and analyst David Howell .

Ken Brown , Wayne Riley and 1992 Omega European Masters winner Jamie Spence will be providing on-course commentary, with Josh Antmann speaking to the players in round.

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