US EditionAfrasia Bank Mauritius Open Scores
Casey Jarvis leads at 12-under-par after a second-round 65 in the season-ending DP World Tour event, holding a two-shot advantage at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open.
- On Friday, South Africa's Casey Jarvis opened a two-shot lead after a second-round 65 at Heritage La Réserve Golf Club in the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open.
- Scott Jamieson slipped seven shots behind after a level-par 72 and miscues including a double-bogey, while Jarvis kept momentum with a 65 following matching first-round 67s.
- Despite the cut drama, Dublin's Rowan Lester rebounded from 10-over to shoot one-under 71 but finished nine-over and missed the cut, while new DP World Tour card holder Cameron Adam signed for a second successive 72 to sit on level par and made the cut.
- The AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open, as the season finale, is the DP World Tour's final event of 2025 with the title decided over the final two rounds, and defending champion John Parry carded 68 to sit tied for eighth.
- The windy La Réserve layout rewards tee-to-green ball-striking but includes at least five extremely tough holes that cause swings on the leaderboard.
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Scott Jamieson, Scotland 35-32—67 Casey Jarvis, South Africa 34-33—67 Manuel Elvira, Spain 34-34—68 Dylan Frittelli, South Africa 33-35—68 Ryan Gerard…
71 not enough for Lester as Jarvis takes halfway lead at AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open - Irish Golfer Magazine
Rowan Lester’s one-under-par 71 wasn’t enough to see him through to the weekend as Casey Jarvis opened up a two-shot lead at the midway point of the 2026 AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open. A tough opening day in high winds left the Dubliner needing something truly special in round two if he was to have any chance of making the cut, and though he responded by making five birdies in the second round, two bogeys and a late double bogey left him tied for …
This Friday took place the second round of the Afria Bank Mauritius Open. Once again brilliant on the course of La Réserve Golf Links, Alexander Levy ranks 2nd at mid-term. He has two lengths of delay on Casey Jarvis, alone in the lead.
Jarvis leads into weekend of Mauritius Open
Just before the storm rolled in, Casey Jarvis caught his own bit of lightning in a bottle and signed for a 65 to lead the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open on 12 under par heading into the weekend at La Réserve Golf Links. MICHAEL VLISMAS reports. The young South African has given himself another shot at a maiden DP World Tour title in a career that of late is producing more consistent opportunities at this level, and on the back of his two victories …
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