Back-to-back 64s fire Elvira into Soudal Open lead

Romain Langasque stood third, three strokes back after a 67 but Elvira is on pole to record his second victory on the tour after winning the Cazoo Open in 2021.

Louis de Jager, fully committed and T23 heading into the weekend, even after his bogey on 13. — DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) https://t.co/g0ZJGqMUYeMay 24, 2024

The most unlikely sight of the day was South African Louis de Jager taking off his shirt and unbuckling his belt to hit a shot out of the water — apparently in an effort to avoid getting muddied. He was in a tie for 23rd.

Australian pair Jason Scrivener and David Micheluzzi both made the halfway cut at four under.

Scrivener had a bogey on his second hole but then reeled off six birdies in his second-round 66, while Micheluzzi carded a second-straight 69.