The pioneer of the golf field soil Queretaro hosts this weekend of the sixth stage of the Tour is presented by Riviera Nayarit and in the first round, six under par, share the lead José Octavio Gonzalez and Mauricio Azcue. QUERETARO, Qro .- After nearly a decade without an official visit of the Tour of the Professional Golf of Mexico (PGAM), this weekend Campestre de Querétaro is hosting the sixth stage of the 2010 season of the tour presented for residential development, leisure and sports Riviera Nayarit. Among the 83 participants, including 10 amateur golfers, took over leadership of José Octavio "Snuff" Gonzalez and Mauricio Azcue, each with 66 hits, six under par 72 the 6.943-yard field half-plane. "The Snuff" Gonzalez, poblano that July 31 will turn 41 years old and has 22 professional, this Thursday was bogey free from error. He started the tour of the tee and hits 10 were birdie holes 2, 4, 7, 11, 14 and 16. "I played very well. This field gives me and I love it. It is very fought the tournament, but I hope to keep pace and separated from the rest tomorrow, "said González Puebla, who plays the five stages of the 2010 season is third best result (Club La Herradura, March). Mauricio Azcue, originally from Mexico City and who turned professional in January 2009, had two bogey oversights (holes 5 and 18) plus six hits birdie (Green 2, 4, 9, 13, 14 and 15) and an eagle (flag 11), one of the ten that are pocketed on the round and could mark a stage of this season. "I was very lucky today. I was not very precise with the drive and I got in trouble, but luck helped me to make a big score, despite finishing with a bogey, "said Azcue on this first round, the lowest to its eighth tournament as a professional ( three in 2009). Eighth place is his best result and it was in the previous stage of this year (Atlas Country Club). Of the 16 amateur participants, who receive no monetary prize, the better position is Rodrigo Fernandez, 17 years of age and socio del Campestre de Leon (Guanajuato). Record was 68 strokes with bogey on holes 1, 2 and 18 more birdie on the greens 4, 7, 9, 11, 13, 14 and 17. The tournament is to distribute 675 000 dollars, 125 thousand for the champion, but finished Friday's session only the 27 best places (plus those tied in that position) will be who wins prize money at the end of Saturday. . Kevin Jorden, Florida and Fernanda Villegas, California, will of leaders at the end of the official competition of the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA), where Gabriela Lopez (picture) and Aaron Terrazas ....

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