Excitement Builds at the 2025 Tour Championship!

The action heats up on Day 2 of the 2025 Tour Championship, where the top 30 golfers from the PGA Tour compete for the prestigious FedEx Cup. With forecasts of inclement weather later in the day, Round 2 has been moved up by three hours, setting the stage for thrilling golf as players adapt to changing conditions.

Russell Henley Takes the Lead!

Russell Henley delivered an exceptional performance, firing a career-low 61, leaving him two strokes ahead of world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler after the first round. A pack of formidable contenders, including Collin Morikawa, Patrick Cantlay, Justin Thomas, Robert MacIntyre, and Tommy Fleetwood, are hot on his heels, just one shot behind. Meanwhile, Rory McIlroy trails by five strokes with plenty of time for a comeback.

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Stay tuned for real-time updates, including scores, statistics, and analysis from the heart of the action at East Lake. Don't miss out on our complete coverage schedule to catch every moment of this thrilling tournament.

Cameron Young's Surge!

Cameron Young made waves on the back nine, scoring three consecutive birdies on holes 11, 12, and 13 to tie for second at 8 under, just two shots off the lead. As he looks to secure his spot on the U.S. Ryder Cup team, Young's momentum seems unstoppable.

Henley Faces Pressure!

Russell Henley encountered a hiccup with a bogey on the 4th hole, tightening his lead to a mere one stroke over challengers Scottie Scheffler and Tommy Fleetwood. As low scores dominate the leaderboard, Henley must revitalize his game to maintain his edge.

Conditions Favor Low Scores!

Golfers are taking advantage of ideal conditions at East Lake, with gentle winds and preferred lies contributing to an array of low scores. Keegan Bradley and Harry Hall both set the early pace at 5 under for the tournament, while most competitors are finding themselves below par. Notably, Patrick Cantlay is the only player currently above par.

Bradley’s Strong Start!

Keegan Bradley, also known as 'The Captain,' started Round 2 strong at -2 through 6 holes. As he juggles his potential Captain's picks for the Ryder Cup, a stellar performance at the Tour Championship is crucial for his chances. With a current position at T17, he must improve to keep pace with other Ryder Cup hopefuls.

The Drama Unfolds!

With only a handful of holes left to play, the tension intensifies and every stroke counts. Who will rise to the occasion and claim the FedEx Cup crown? Stay glued for more fireworks from Atlanta!