Author of eight birdies for no error, Luke List had a perfect day this Friday with a card of 63. After two laps, it is therefore the 36-year-old who takes control of the John Deere Classic at -13 total. List was particularly formidable on the green on the return, making five birdies on his last six holes. “I felt like I had the right pace in putting Thursday and wanted to keep that, which I managed to do today! “
Leader the day before, Sebastian Muñoz is alone in second place at -12. The Colombian, who also made a 63 card in the first round, played -4 on Friday with no bogey conceded. “It’s never easy to show up the day after a -8 on the course. I got off to a great start, had a harder time putting today but I’m very happy with the way I hit the ball. “
At -11 total, Americans Adam Schenk, Chesson Hadley, Brandon Hagy, Chase Seiffert, Chez Reavie, Lucas Glover and Ryan Moore shared third place. The cut set at -4 left 72 players in the field who will fight this Saturday, during the moving day.
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