Westwood on course for title

Friday 20 April 2012 20:32 BST

World No. 3 Lee Westwood (Getty Images)

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Lee Westwood led by five shots, on 11 under par, halfway through the Indonesian Masters at the Royal Jakarta club yesterday. The world No 3 followed eight straight pars with a birdie on the final hole.

England's Gary Boyd shared the halfway lead at the China Open with France's Jean-Baptiste Gonnet, on 11 under. The 13-year-old Guan Tian-Lang missed the cut, a day after becoming the youngest male to play in a European Tour event.

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