Rorre McLeroy climbed the eighteenth of his second tour of the Pebble Beach Pro -am on Friday, prompting him to eight under the six-shot off the leader Sepp Straka.
Mcilroy – who hit a hole in one on the first day – started a great start on the second day and was at the age of four of the 11 hole.
After that, the 35-year-old player slipped the 13-17 holes on an equal footing, but then ended an antique eagle at the end of it to remain in the competition.
Sikraka opened Austria from three trees at the top by launching his second consecutive tour of 65 years. Straka continued a strong opening round at the Spyglass Hill Golf Stadium by hitting only eight birds and ghosts.
In 14 years, 130, Straka is conveniently held on Russell Henley (69 years old, Peppel Beach) and Australia Cam Davis (68, Hill Splagaglas), tied second in 11 below.
Enjoy Sib Straka with another wonderful tour to finish today in 14 years and three shots at the front
Andrew Novak 65 in Spyglass Hill and Tony Finau launched 67 publishing there to join the fourth in the fourth place in his ten -year -old with Tom Kim from South Korea (65, People Beach), Justin Rose England (69, Spaglas Hill) and Austin Icrat (67, Beach Beach).
Eight years old for the tournament, Mcilroy was linked in thirteenth place with other big names including Colin Morikawa (67, Pebble Beach), Patrick Cantlay (70, Spyglass Hill) and Irishman Shane Lowry (70, Spyglass Hill).
Scientist 1 Scotti Chefler in a seven -year -old tie after publishing 70 in People Beach. Every three Shifler birds were on Friday in the extension of three pits between the sixth and eighth. He competes for the first time since his hand was injured during cooking a month ago.
Eighty players were qualified to compete in the signature event, but Ludvig Aberg from Sweden withdrew on Friday, citing a disease one day after declining to the last position with 77 openings.
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