Australia's Adam Scott and American Justin Thomas topped the leaderboard at 10-under par when darkness halted play in the second round of the weather-disrupted Genesis Open.
Scott and Thomas both posted five-under par 66s on Friday, and each was five-under for the second round when darkness fell on another rainy day at Riviera Country Club, where organizers were scrambling to get the tournament back on track for a Sunday finish after a seven-hour weather delay on Thursday.
Tournament host Tiger Woods made little headway on the marathon day, struggling with the putter in a one-under first round and still one-under, tied for 55th, through 12 holes of the second.
"It was a tough day," Woods said.
"I'm stiff right now. It got pretty chilly towards the end, the ball wasn't going very far."
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"It was awesome to see that," Holmes said of the ace, which landed past the hole and spun back some 20 feet. "I wanted to get it past the hole because I knew how much they were coming back. Hit it exactly how I wanted it and it went in."
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