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USPGA day two photo gallery

Phil Mickelson looks for his ball in the rough

It's day two at windy Whistling Straits and there's another fog delay before Phil Mickelson looks to improve on his opening 73. It's another rollercoaster round but he finishes with a three-under 69 for two under overall

He who dares gets the best views. A fan climbs a mound to check out all the action on the 10th hole

Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy hurtles through the leaderboard with a four-under-par 68, three shots better than Thursday. He finishes day two the highest-placed European alongside Simon Khan on five under

However, Americans continue to dominate the top of the leaderboard - Nick Watney cards a 68 to finish day two on seven under, one stroke behind compatriot Matt Kuchar

Kuchar carded a 67 on Thursday and his long game is equally impressive on Friday - he gives himself plenty of birdie opportunities and finishes with a 69 for eight under overall

Chingford's Khan is England's leading light - after a 69 on day one, he bags a stunning eagle on the sixth and two more birdies, before three bogeys between 16 and 18 drop him back to five under

Three-time major winner Ernie Els is one off the lead after a first-round 68 but never gets his second round going - he's still four under par going into the final hole, where he spoils his card with a double-bogey

European Ryder Cup skipper Colin Montgomerie does not have too much to smile about as he cards a shocking 83 to add to an opening round 79. He's propping up the leaderboard and will be on an early plane home

Seung Yul Noh of South Korea is looking to emulate compatriot YE Yang's win in the event last year - he follows up a first-round 68 with a battling 71 to finish in the gaggle of players on five under par

World number one Tiger Woods seems to have recovered his short game this week, and he needs it on day two - he manages some good up-and-downs to finish level par after six holes of his second round

Martin Laird of Scotland is the joint highest-placed player still to complete his second round, with Francesco Molinari, when bad light halts play - he's two under for his round and four under overall after eight holes

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