Who were the winners and losers on Friday at Congressional? It's time for a closer look with our second-round edition of birdies and bogeys
Birdie: Rory McIlroy
Another day, another near-flawless round of golf. McIlroy was so sharp for most of his second round he was bouncing drives off the yardage plates in the center of the fairways. His 11-under 131 was the lowest in the 111-year history of the U.S. Open, and "the scary thing is," Brandt Snedeker said, "I could see him doing it for two more days."
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