A second round of 67 at Bernardus Golf gave Wallace a halfway total of eight under par and left him two shots behind Portugal’s Ricardo Gouveia.
When Jordan Spieth described last week's PGA Championship host course Southern Hills as being like Charles Schwab Challenge venue Colonial Country Club "but on steroids" he was going with the flow. The Major Championship course was deemed to be tough, the regular event something of a neat after-party. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is among them, a welcome rebound from the missed cut in the PGA Championship, and an effort that included not one bogey. Patrick Reed has landed just one top 10 finish since the start of June last year, but has shown signs of a return to form and his participation in the early pacesetting group is further proof of that.
Scottie Scheffler was one of eight players with a share of the lead after Thursday's first round at the Charles Schwab Challenge in Texas.