AUGUSTA: The gusts at Augusta reached 40 miles per hour at times and the patrons found it tough to hold on to their caps, while the golfers saw the wind make their shots deviate from their planned paths. The Augusta National gave away nothing better than one sub-70 card - 69 from Ludvig Aberg - in conditions referred by same as the toughest they have seen.
After 36 holes, World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler (66-72) was in familiar pole position, but shared it with Bryson DeChambeau (65-73) and Max Homa (67-71), all at 6-under.
