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
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Another par for Li Haotong on the final hole. He finishes with a magnificent 65 and is the early clubhouse leader on eight under.
Could it be a victory on Sunday for a Chinese male golfer?
US unless stated
21:03 Martin Kaymer (Ger), Jason Dufner, Jason Day (Aus)
21:14 Daniel Berger, Xander Schauffele, Steve Stricker
21:20 Bud Cauley, Lucas Glover, Tyrrell Hatton (Eng)
21:25 Henrik Stenson (Swe), Collin Morikawa, Zach Johnson
21:36 Brooks Koepka, Gary Woodland, Shane Lowry (Ire)
21:47 Jordan Spieth, Dustin Johnson, Justin Rose (Eng)
21:58 Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy (NI), Justin Thomas
22:26 Mike Lorenzo-Vera (Fra), Marty Jertson, Tom Lewis (Eng)
Image source, EPARemember Paul Casey's double bogey finish late on Thursday? Yeah?
Well, the former English world number three has shaken that off like a ants from a picnic blanket - the 43-year-old is currently tied for second on five under!!
Like Li, he's been as steady as Philippe Petit on a high-wire, picking up three birdies so far. He's got seven to play.
Southport's Tommy Fleetwood is also on five under after a round of five under so far with four to play. Six birdies and one bogey.
BBC's golf correspondent Iain Carter stated the case for a British win in his column...it seems promising so far.
So this is how it's all looking so far:
Li Haotong -8 after 17 holes
Tommy Fleetwood -5 (14)
Brendon Todd -5 (11)
Paul Casey -5 (11)
Jason Day -5
Selected others: -4 Martin Kaymer, Zach Johnson, Brooks Koepka, Justin Rose; -3 Bryson DeChambeau (12); -2 Adam Scott (12), Tom Lewis; -2 Tiger Woods; E Rory McIlroy
Projected cut is one over
While we were becoming feverish about some of the big names in contention for the Wanamaker Trophy after the first round, 25-year-old Li Haotong has only gone and soared three shots into the lead on eight under.
Incredible! He doesn't recognise the word 'bogey' in what has been a faultless round so far with five birdies. He's heading for a 65.
Li's reputation on the circuit has been growing during the past two seasons. The Chinese player has made the cut at seven majors already and, as you recall, finished third at the 2017 Open.
This could be an incredible result for eastern Asian golf if he can hold on.
Image source, Rex FeaturesI'm only going to mention one name: Li Haotong.
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