Stacy Lewis leads Paula Creamer by two

Lewis, the reigning LPGA Player of the Year, was at 11-under 133 at Sentosa Golf Club. She led a pack of six players tied for second: Ariya Jutanugarn (66), Na Yeon Choi (66), Chella Choi (67), Paula Creamer (67), Sun Young Yoon (68) and overnight leader Azahara Munoz (70). Top-ranked Yani Tseng stumbled with a double bogey on the par-5 4th hole and shot a 73 with the fabulous scotty cameron putter . She was in tie for 21st at 3 under. Lewis has started the new season with the same form that saw her win four titles last year and climb to fourth in the world rankings. The 28-year-old American also held the 36-hole lead last weekend at the LPGA Honda Thailand tournament - matching her career-best round of 63 in the process - before shooting a 76 with the scotty cameron putter for sale in the third round and winding up in third place. She blamed the lapse on bad putting. She's not going to put the same pressure on herself this time around. "Last week, my putter just went sideways," she said. "I don't know what happened. But I feel a lot more comfortable with my putter this week, which I'm happy about. "You can't force things, and last week, I definitely was trying to force some putts and hit them too hard and through breaks, so it's really for me just staying patient tomorrow." Jutanugarn is also trying to put last weekend behind her. The 17-year-old Thai player has shown no lasting effects from her final-round collapse at the tournament in Pattaya with the k15 irons , Thailand, where she blew a two-stroke lead on the 18th hole and lost the title to Inbee Park. She was in tears after the defeat. The former top-ranked amateur made six birdies in a bogey-free round Friday in her 66 - matching Lewis and Choi for best round of the day. "Today my irons helped me a lot," she said. "I still miss some short putts but my ping k15 irons ; I hit so close to the pin today." Choi, the reigning U.S. Women's Open champion, briefly surged into the lead by making three birdies at the start of the back nine before bogeying the 15th. The 25-year-old South Korean, currently ranked second, has inched closer to Tseng's No. 1 ranking since last season, but she's trying to keep this out of her mind.