New Zealand is well off the pace at the halfway stage of the World Cup of Golf at Royal Melbourne.
Michael Hendry and Tim Wilkinson have a combined score of 15 over par after two rounds, with Denmark leading by four shots at seven under. Hendry says it's hard work picking up shots. "To be honest I feel like I've played pretty good both days. It was really really tough to get the ball close to the hole with the thinness of the greens and the speed of the greens and if you're not hitting it within 10 feet it's really hard to get the ball down in two sometimes."Denmark's Thomas Bjorn leads the individual competition at eight under par, one shot clear of American Kevin Streelman.
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