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The sun may be out but the wind is blowing hard again for the second round as Phil Mickelson finds the rough on the first hole

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Overnight leader Hennie Otto can't recapture his first round form as he drops five shots with a 76

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Greg Norman drops off the pace after losing his touch with the putter - he loses eight shots in his second round 79

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South Korean S K Ho takes over the lead at four under par after an eagle on the fourth hole but he also can't stay there

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Frenchman Thomas Levet is another challenger who moves into the sub-par scores before faltering on the back nine

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Davis Love III manages a steady round and, despite dropping a shot overall, leads the Open by two shots at one under par

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Fredrik Jacobsen didn't card a bogey yesterday but that run is broken dramatically with six straight bogeys from the 12th

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Welshman Ian Woosnam has a terrible start and cards a 75 including six bogeys and a double-bogey on the 17th

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Three time Open winner Nick Faldo just evades the cut thanks to a birdie on the seventeenth which leaves him on eight over par

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Ernie Els sets about repairing some of the damage done by his first round of 78 - he makes four birdies in a much better 68

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Spain's Sergio Garcia is well placed to challenge Davis Love III on Saturday after his level par round of 71

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David Duval, the 2001 Open winner, continues his miserable run of form as his total of 19 over par easily misses the cut