Gallacher lost a ball in the tree at the 12 th hole and after summoning a ladder the caddy to playin

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Gallacher the windy conditions, and also some intermittent rain, to snatch four birdies in a two under par 70 and join England's Tommy Fleetwood (68) and Denmark's Thornbjorn Olesen (66)  in second place on 11-under par.
Gallacher capped his day with three birdies in four holes mid-round as he strives to not only become the second Scottish winner in six events this new season but also win for a second time since capturing the 2004 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
Gallacher lost a ball in the tree at the 12 th hole and after summoning a ladder the caddy to playing partner, Richard Finch located the Scot's ball along six others book airport hotel accommodation including the ball lost by Sergio Garcia earlier in the day.
The World No. 14 ranked Garcia relied on an official photographer taking a snap of the ball and with Garcia being able to confirm it was his ball on route to a 69 for a share of eighth place on nine under par.
Glasgow's Chris Doak continues to upstage book airport hotel accommodation many of his more fancied rivals again not dropping a shot in adding a 69 to his first round 65 and move into a share of fourth place and only two behind Sterne
The 250 th World Ranked Doak is not only looking to become the second Scot to win in six events this season but a top of the board finish, at worst would go a long way to secure his card for 2014, and in only his third event this year.