Wright on the LPGA pace in Bahamas Australia's Lindsey Wright has kept her head to be in title contention in one of the stranger tournaments played on the LPGA Tour. With a round to play, Wright is in second place, one stroke behind leader Paola Moreno of Colombia in a Bahamas LPGA Classic being played over a drastically shortened course. Wright had the distinction of finishing her round with six consecutive threes as she shot a seven-under-par 38 second round to reach eight-under 82 and close in on Moreno who had a 41. Because of severe flooding earlier in the week on the Ocean Club course, the tour is using only the holes available. For the first two rounds it's been a par-45, 12-hole course that starts on the back nine at No.10, jumps over to the front nine for four holes, heads over to a stretch on the back nine and finishes along the ocean at No.8. The final round will go from a par 45 to a par 47 to include the par-5 18th for the first time. Wright made seven birdies in her 12 holes on Saturday but struggled to list the holes where she made them until calling her caddie over for help. "I didn't know what was going on," Wright said. I just play. That's probably how we should do it all the time. Officials need the players to finish three rounds to make the new tournament an official event for the sponsors Pure Silk and the Bahamas Tourism Ministry. Going to Monday was not an option because several players have US Women's Open qualifying early in the week. "Look, the way I see it, it's the same for everyone," Wright said. There's always complaining. You just can't have a tournament without that. I think it's a shame, because the course on Monday, Tuesday, it was brilliant. It's a shame we're playing 12 holes but I think for the Bahamas and for Pure Silk, it's the right thing to do. We're here to play golf. We're not here to party. Do that early on in the week.