Amundi German Masters Morning Briefing | Tag 3 – Deutsche Stärke vor dem Moving Day

Ten German players made the cut, Esther Henseleit leads – and Moving Day at Green Eagle promises excitement. In the Morning Briefing for Saturday at the Amundi German Masters, Hinnerk Baumgarten, Julius Allzeit, and Sven Hanfft look back on a strong Friday for the German players: Ten of the 15 players made the cut, Esther Henseleit leads, Alexandra Försterling is still in contention despite back problems – and Celina Sattelkau mastered her round, the pressure, and the retainer drama. Ten of the 15 German players made the cut, six of them within striking distance of the lead: The Morning Briefing for Saturday at the Amundi German Masters powered by VcG summarizes a remarkable second day of competition on the North Course at Green Eagle Golf Courses. Hinnerk Baumgarten, Julius Allzeit, and Sven Hanfft discuss the strong depth of the German contingent, the role of the wind, and who can still realistically challenge for the title on Moving Day. The focus is on Esther Henseleit, who leads the weekend after a solid 70, and Alexandra Försterling, who, with two rounds of 70, is tied for third place and appears very consistent despite back problems. Also in contention is Leonie Harm, who, after setting a course record on Thursday, had to fight hard on the second day but remains within striking distance. Helen Briem, Laura Fünfstück, and Chiara Noja also remain in contention. Special attention is given to Celina Sattelkau: The Back-9-Stories host played a comfortable 69 to start the weekend, reports on her round with caddie Stefan Türki – and on a broken retainer and a last-minute trip to the dentist. Plus, there are comments from tournament director Dirk Glittenberg, spectator tips, tee times, and a clear recommendation: Anyone who comes to Green Eagle on Saturday will get a taste of top-class German golf. ] 'Back-9-Stories' host played a solid 69 to get a great round of German golf, and ' ... Highlights: Ten German players make the cut at the Amundi German Masters Esther Henseleit leads before Moving Day at Green Eagle Alexandra Försterling remains consistently at the front despite back problems Celina Sattelkau on the pressure of the cut, caddie Stefan Türki, and the retainer drama Leonie Harm remains within striking distance after setting a course record Dirk Glittenberg on the large crowds, the Public Village, and top-level German golf