Day under waypublished at 21:18 British Summer Time 7 August 2020
Former champ Jason Day - the joint overnight leader on five under - is under way on the first. He leaves a putt for birdie well short, but that should be a par start.
Summary
China's Li Haotong leads at halfway point on -8
England's Tommy Fleetwood and Justin Rose are two behind on -6
Compatriot Paul Casey is also in the mix on -5
United States' Brooks Koepka aims for third straight title
TPC Harding Park in San Francisco hosts rescheduled tournament from 6-9 August
No spectators allowed due to Covid-19 restrictions
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Day under waypublished at 21:18 British Summer Time 7 August 2020
Fleetwood has leader Li in his sightspublished at 21:12 British Summer Time 7 August 2020
Tommy Fleetwood finishes with a par on the ninth for a six-under-par round of 64 to move to six under and second in the championship - two behind Li Haotong.
The last English winner of the Wanamaker Trophy in this format was...er...
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Cameron Champ birdies the par-three eighth to go tied third on five under - he's set for a 64! One to play.
We could have a new champ on Sunday, but perhaps Cameron is not who we expected.
Griffin 'feels great' for the weekendpublished at 21:02 British Summer Time 7 August 2020
American Lanto Griffin hit another two-under 68 today to leave himself well placed heading into the weekend. The 32-year-old, ranked 86 in the world, is currently in a tie for fifth during his second major appearance.
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End of twitter postLi - I said to my caddie 'no expectations'published at 20:56 British Summer Time 7 August 2020
Li Haotong was eager to keep the pressure off as he headed to San Francisco.
"I said to my caddie 'no expectations'. I wanted to play without stress," he said. "That's the key - just to play golf and try to get the win.
"Last year everyone [in China] put high expectation on me. Right now it's died down a little bit."
If he's in the same position on Sunday, golf fans will be buzzing back home. No Chinese player - male or female - has won a major before.
Mask/face covering watchpublished at 20:52 British Summer Time 7 August 2020
Tiger Woods strides towards the practice area - he's on two under and goes out at 21:58 BST.
The 15-time major winner seems to have opted for a silky dark blue scarf with what looks like stars on it. It's no Fowler fashion, but then that's Rickie!
Champ-ing at the bitpublished at 20:50 British Summer Time 7 August 2020
American Cameron Champ has had a great second round so far - he's on four under and is set for a 65 with two holes remaining.
Fowler fighting to make cutpublished at 20:46 British Summer Time 7 August 2020
Bryson DeChambeau plays a beauty of a chip from off the green, landing the ball about four feet from the flag on the seventh.
A shot dropped on the sixth saw him drop back to two under.
He needs a big Saturday.
His playing partner Rickie Fowler is on one over and as it stands could miss the cut, projected at level.
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Li Haotong shattered his previous best 36-hole total in a major by seven shots to become the clubhouse leader.
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Fleetwood is in a horrible grass hollow on the left of the green on the par-three eighth. Ah well.
Fleetwood moves to six under!!!published at 20:36 British Summer Time 7 August 2020
He's still not smiling but the Southport Sinker sinks another birdie on the par for seventh to ease into outright second on six under. Two to play.
This has been a brilliant, yet understated, display from the Englishman.
No fairway, no worriespublished at 20:31 British Summer Time 7 August 2020
Li Haotong barely hit a fairway today. No matter. The clubhouse leader has just spoken after his five-under 65.
"I didn't hit many fairways yesterday either but almost every time I went into the rough, the lie was OK actually, which was quite lucky. I did some good guess work too."
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End of twitter postVarner III finishes with a flourishpublished at 20:31 British Summer Time 7 August 2020
Image source, ReutersNice birdie-par-birdie-birdie-birdie finish for American Harold Varner III to take him to two under for the championship.
If that doesn't perk him up for the weekend then nothing will - although if he gets in a tour of San Fran before the third round then that will buoy him no end.
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Five-time major winner Phil Mickelson, 50, ditched his mirror aviators for a bit during his second round but they are back on.
The veteran leaves a putt short on the fifth and he's set to remain at level par - four to play. The cut is projected at level.
Some turnaround for Toddpublished at 20:20 British Summer Time 7 August 2020
Image source, ReutersHere's a fun fact for you...when Shane Lowry won the last major just over 12 months ago, Brendon Todd finished in a tie for 53rd at the Barbasol Championship, leaving him ranked 884th in the world.
The 35-year-old American is now back up to 48 and in contention at a major. Some turnaround.
Consistent Fleetwood stays on five underpublished at 20:20 British Summer Time 7 August 2020
Tommy Fleetwood makes par on the par-four sixth - he doesn't smile. He's barely smiled all day. I guess it's only his caddie he can smile at.
Anyway, he remains tied second on five under. Great second round from world number 13 - three to play.
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End of twitter postDeChambeau with work to dopublished at 20:15 British Summer Time 7 August 2020
Image source, EPAWorld number seven Bryson "I broke my driver shaft" DeChambeau has had a mixed second round so far - four birdies sadly mixed with three bogeys - to sit on three under for the championship with four holes remaining.
Today he is sporting a tie-dye red/peach shirt and a bright white cap. Only certain men can pull off that look.
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