RBC Heritage: Justin Thomas holds two-shot lead after second round with Tommy Fleetwood three back

Justin Thomas followed his first round 61 with a 69 of two sous swarm to maintain the head through 36 holes in RBC heritage, with Tommy Fleetwood in England three head shots.

The stable round of Thomas presented four Birdies and two Bogeys, pushing him to 12-mine of 130 for the event after having equaled the record for the Links golf course of Harbor Town on Thursday. The double major champion asks for his first victory in all kinds since the PGA 2022 championship.

If Woo Kim, from South Korea, pulled the tour of the day, a 64-year-old seventy, to jump into a part of second place at 10 sous with Russell Henley (68).

Andrew Novak (65) and Fleetwood (66) are equally nine sous. Scottie Scheffler was satisfied with a 70 sous, all the pars on the nine rear, and is equal to sixth in eight years with the Canadian Mackenzie Hughes (66).

“The majority of her has just pressed and trying too hard,” said Thomas about her drought. “I almost feel like I have passed the point where, fortunately, you have all stopped asked me – which is good – but I would also prefer to finish.

“Something that I have the impression of having done so well there for a few years is that I just let the tournaments come to me and I just trust my abilities.

“It’s really my key this week, it’s just trying to really trust my game and getting involved in what I do.”

The major winners Collin Morikawa (66), Brian Harman (69) and Wyndham Clark (70) are part of equality at five years to seven.

There is no 36 -hole cup during the $ 20 million signature event. Among the difficulties in the back of the field of 72 men are Max Homa (even by), Sadheegala (Un-Plus), Will Zalatoris (three plus), Adam Hadwin (four plus) from Canada and Nick Dunlap (seven ends).