Griffin and Schmid shared the leadership of the Chales Schwab Challenge, with a frustration with Scheffler

Ben Griffin and German Matti Schmid Share, at the end of the second day, Charles Schwab’s leadership Challenge After signing round of -7 (63) this Friday at Fort Worth, Texas.

Griffin and Schmid ADD -11 (129) in two colonial country clubs. They bring an advantage of two blows over the weekend over John Pak (68)which is the leader of the first spin.

Chris Gotterup made 65 strokes with no bogeys to place a room with 8 under the PAR, and Akshay Bhatia (66) was tied to the fifth place with 7 under torque with the Japanese Ryo Hisatsune (67).

Griffin marked the pattern with eight birdies and a bogey, crowned an almost eagle in his last hole, the ninth pair 4. Griffin’s approach was bouncing right into the hole and reached 18 inches for its final birdie.

Schmid climbed 11 under the par later in the sun, with a card with no bogeys and seven birdies. Schmid never won the PGA tour, while Griffin’s only success came to the Zurich classic in the team’s New Orleans last month with Andrew Novak.

Rickie Fowler is in the mix after shooting on a 64 Friday. Fowler started the last nine holes and packed six birdies for a 29 before cooling in front.

He was tied to 6 under Doug Ghim (65), Brice Garnett (67), JJ Spaun (68), Argentine Emiliano Grillo (66) and English Tommy Fleetwood (67).

Scottie Scheffler (71) is located on the lower part of the table by the leaders with -1And Jordan Spieth (71) passed the cut in the number in the pair after the birdie in his penultimate hole.

Among the remaining names that did not pass the weekend cutting were Canadian Mackenzie Hughes (1 above), English Aaron Rai (1 above), title defender Davis Riley (2 above), Daniel Berger (2 above) and PGA Michael Block (3 above) teacher.