Brad Dalke Makes Strong Showing at BMW International Open on DP World Tour Debut Brad Dalke, a YouTube golfer, is making a notable impact in his DP World Tour debut at the BMW International Open, sitting two shots behind the leader after a strong second-round performance. The 28-year-old from the United States carded a 66 on day two, placing him at nine under par and keeping him in contention for the title. His score was matched only by England’s Jack Senior, who shot a 65 to sit in a share of second place at 10 under. The leader, Hennie du Plessis of South Africa, maintained his position with a 69 on the second day, following his opening-round 64. Dalke’s performance has drawn attention as he competes alongside other top-tier players, including countryman Michael Hollick and Mexico’s Carlos Ortiz, who are also tied with Senior in second place. The field includes additional English hopefuls such as Paul Wearing, Joe Dean, and Frederic Lacroix, all of whom are at nine under par. Dalke’s strong showing has positioned him as a key player in the tournament, with his potential to challenge for the title growing with each round. The 2015 Junior PGA Championship winner and 2016 U.S. Amateur runner-up has had a storied career, earning a spot at both The Masters and U.S. Open in 2017. However, he failed to make the cut at both events, which marked a turning point in his professional journey. After a six-year absence from ranking events, Dalke’s return to competitive golf has been met with optimism. His debut at the BMW International Open represents a significant step in his comeback. Speaking about his performance, Dalke emphasized his focus on enjoying the experience rather than setting specific goals. “I didn’t really have a goal coming into this week.#dp_world_tour #brad_dalke #bmw_international_open #jack_senior #hennie_du_plessis
