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BMW Championship Results: Tracking the Leaderboard after Second Round

BMW Championship Results: Tracking the Leaderboard after Second Round

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By: Stan Son

Robert MacIntyre ($8,100; 92 FPTS) led the BMW Championship field by three strokes after shooting a -8 (62) on Thursday. He’s extended his lead to five strokes after going -6 (64) on Friday. MacIntyre is currently -14 for the tournament.

Friday started off well with a birdie on the first hole. He added two more birdies on the front nine. The back nine consisted of three birdies and the round was an unblemished one.

In DraftKings’ $800K Summer Sand Trap tournament, MacIntyre is rostered on 9.34% of teams.

DraftKings Sportsbook has MacIntyre at +400 to win it all, the second-best odds, after Thursday. He’s now the favorite at +120.

Scottie Scheffler ($13,400; 66.5 FPTS) was the favorite after Thursday at +130. He now has the second-best odds at +140. Scheffler was in third place before Friday. He’s now second at -9 for the tournament after going -5 (65) on Friday.

Like MacIntyre, Scheffler also had a bogey-free round with three birdies on the front nine and two birdies on the back nine.

Scheffler is rostered on the highest number of teams at 34.97%.

Kurt Kitayama ($7,600; 32.5 FPTS) is the only other golfer rostered on at least 30% of teams at 30.6%.

Kitayama went +2 (72) on Thursday and was T30. After Friday’s -2 (68), he has moved up to T22.

Kitayama notched one birdie on the front nine. The back nine started with two birdies before a bogey on the third hole. The final two holes of the day went bogey then birdie. Kitayama is currently E for the tournament.

Here are the golfers rostered on at least 10% of teams who are over par heading into the weekend:

Ryan Gerard ($6,300; 15 FPTS) is rostered on 12.11% of teams. He went +5 (75) on Thursday then notched a +6 (76) on Friday. He is +11 for the tournament, the highest score in the field. Friday’s round began with a birdie and bogey. Gerard racked up another birdie and bogey to close out the front nine. The back nine was brutal with a bogey on the second hold then a three-hole streak consisting of bogey, double-bogey and bogey. Gerard bogeyed the final hole of the day.

Andrew Novak ($7,000; 17 FPTS) is rostered on 14.73% of teams. He went +2 (72) on Thursday then followed that up with a +6 (76) on Friday. The front nine consisted of a bogey and a birdie. The back nine had double-bogeys on the second and third holes. Two more bogeys closed out the day.

Sam Stevens ($6,500; 20 FPTS) is rostered on 13.92% of teams. He went +1 (71) on Thursday then +7 (77) on Friday. The day began with two bogeys on the first two holes. Stevens got back a stroke three holes later but then racked up two more bogeys to close out the front nine. The back nine consisted of two bogeys, a birdie and a double-bogey.

Thomas Detry ($6,200; 17.5 FPTS) is rostered on 11.14% of teams. He went +3 (73) on Thursday then posted a +4 (74) on Friday. The front nine consisted of two double-bogeys and a birdie. On the back nine, Detry notched two bogeys and a birdie.

Ryan Fox ($6,200; 21 FPTS) is rostered on 14.44% of teams. He went +4 (74) on Thursday and +3 (73) on Friday. The day began well with a birdie on the first hole. He only racked up one more birdie with two bogeys and a double-bogey on the front nine. The back nine saw a birdie on the first hole, but a double-bogey on the second-to-last hole squashed it.

Jhonattan Vegas ($6,100; 23.5 FPTS) is rostered on 21.15% of teams. He went +4 (74) on Thursday then +2 (72) on Friday. After a double-bogey on the second hole of the day, Vegas did respond with three birdies on the front nine. Unfortunately, two bogeys and a double-bogey overpowered the lone birdie on the back nine.

Akshay Bhatia ($8,200; 25.5 FPTS) is rostered on 12.99% of teams. He went +5 (75) on Thursday, but shot much better on Friday with a -1 (69). The front nine was poor with three bogeys and a birdie. The back nine was a mirror image with three birdies and a bogey.

Xander Schauffele ($10,500; 25.5 FPTS) is rostered on 11.23% of teams. He went +4 (74) on Thursday then E (70) on Friday. The front nine was a snooze fest with nine pars. The back nine was the complete opposite with three bogeys and three birdies.

Chris Gotterup ($8,500; 27 FPTS) is rostered on 16.16% of teams. He went +3 (73) on Thursday then E (70) on Friday. The started off well with a birdie on the first hole. Unfortunately, he racked up two bogeys later on the front nine. The back nine was clean with a single birdie.

J. T. Poston ($6,700; 24.5 FPTS) is rostered on 12.74% of teams. He went +2 (72) on Thursday then +1 (71) on Friday. The front nine consisted of a birdie and a bogey. After a birdie on the first hole of the back nine, Poston racked up bogeys on the next two holes.

Bud Cauley ($6,300; 24 FPTS) is rostered on 14.66% of teams. He went -1 (69) on Thursday and +3 (73) on Friday. He bogeyed the first hole of the day, the last hole of the day and racked up another one on the back nine.

Corey Conners ($8,400; 28 FPTS) is rostered on 10.48% of teams. He went E (70) on Thursday then +1 (71) on Friday. The front nine consisted of a bogey and a birdie. The back nine had a lone bogey.

Brian Harman ($6,900; 32.5 FPTS) is rostered on 17.24% of teams. He went +3 (73) on Thursday then -2 (68) on Friday. The front nine consisted of two birdies and two bogeys. The back nine had two birdies.

Matt Fitzpatrick ($8,900; 26.5 FPTS) is rostered on 11.98% of teams. He went E (70) on Thursday then +1 (71) on Friday. The front nine was a par-fest while the back nine saw a double-bogey and a birdie.

Stan joined DraftKings in December of 2020. It was a glorious time, except for that whole COVID thing, when we got Madden streams and boisterous bat flips from the KBO. I was brought on board to bring some West Coast flavor. I especially love hoops, and most of my content is in that arena. When I walk along the beach, strumming my guitar, the beat that I hear is not one of crashing waves. No, it is the beat of the ball bouncing off the hardwood with highs provided by the squeaks of the sneakers. Ball is life.
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