Hatton, Clark and Lashley, co-leaders at Wells Fargo

English Tyrell Hatton and the americans Wyndham Clark and Nate Lashley leading the standings afterwards day two of the Wells Fargo Championship tournamentwhich belongs to the PGA Tour.

HattonThe 31-year-old made an eagle and two birdies in his last four holes and thus recorded his best card of the season, with 65 shots (-6). At the end of the second day of this tournament played on the Quail Hollow course, in Charlotte (North Carolina) and awarded 20 million dollars (18.1 million euros), it shares the leader of the classification in Wyndham Clark and Nate Lashleywith a score of 134 strokes (-8).

Hatton He converted a 30-meter (33-yard) putt for birdie on hole 6 (par 3), another 8-meter putt for eagle on the par-5 hole 7 and a final 9.5 meters for birdie on 9. is not the type of putts that we usually get, and therefore, finishing the round in this way makes me very happy”, he reacted.

The three co-leaders are followed by a group of six players, including the Australian Adam Scottthe reigning Olympic champion xander schauffele or the winner of the 2022 PGA Championship Justin Thomasthey all have 135 (-7).

English Tommy Fleetwoodwho led at the end of the first day, leads a group of three chasers, two strokes behind the leaders.

For his part, the No. 3 in the world, Rory McIlroywho has won the tournament three times in his career, returned a disappointing 73 cards and nearly broke.

Classification after the second round (par 71)

1. Tyrrell Hatton (England) 134 (69-65)
1. Nate Lashley (United States) 134 (68-66)
1. Wyndham Clark (United States) 134 (67-67)
4. Xander Schauffele (United States) 135 (66-69)
4. JJ Spaun (United States) 135 (68-67)
4. Justin Thomas (United States) 135 (68-67)
4. Adam Scott (Australia) 135 (67-68)
4. Sungjae Im (South Korea) 135 (69-66)
4. Adam Svensson (Canada) 135 (68-67)