Saturday weather: Partly cloudy. High of 85. Wind W 10-15 mph.

Friday suspension: Play was suspended due to darkness at 5:52 p.m. with three players left to complete the round.

Saturday resumption/completion: The second round resumed at 7:27 a.m. Saturday and was completed at 7:44 a.m.

36-hole cut: 74 players at 5-under 139 from a field of 129 professionals and three amateurs.

Current Leaderboard

1	Cameron Percy	64	64	128 (-16)
2	Matt Kuchar	64	62	130 (-14)
T3	Stephan Jaeger	64	62	131 (-13)
T3	Justin Suh	64	62	131 (-13)

Camilo Villegas (1st/-16)

• Competing on a sponsor exemption this week, began round two eagle-birdie-birdie before ending his round birdie- birdie-birdie, good for a second consecutive 8-under 64
• Sets his career-low 36-hole score on TOUR at 128 (previous: 130/2020 RSM Classic)
• Through 36 holes, has hit 26-of-28 fairways and 33-of-36 greens in regulation
• Eighth career 36-hole lead/co-lead on TOUR and first since the 2010 Classic in the Palm Beaches; 2-for-7 to date with the 36-hole lead/co-lead on TOUR (wins: 2008 BMW Championship, 2010 Classic in the Palm Beaches)
• With a win this week, would become the first player to win while competing on a sponsor exemption since Martin Laird at the 2020 Shriners Children’s Open
• Making his 11th PGA TOUR start of the season, comes off three consecutive missed cuts; best finish of the season: T48/Puerto Rico Open
• Enters the week No. 223 in the FedExCup standings with 13.661 FedExCup points on the season; a win would earn him 500 FedExCup points
• Most recent of four TOUR titles came at the 2014 Wyndham Championship

Matt Kuchar (2nd/-14)

• 2018 World Wide Technology Championship winner birdied two of his last three holes, Nos. 16 and 18, to post a second consecutive 7-under 65 in his eighth start in the event
• En route to his second round bogey-free 7-under 65, hit all 14 fairways for the second day in a row and missed only one green in regulation; one of nine players in the field that has hit all 28 fairways through two rounds
• Finished T7 at the Fortinet Championship in his most recent start on TOUR, his fifth top-10 of the season in 25 starts (most in a season since 2018-19)
• Most recent of nine PGA TOUR titles came at the 2019 Sony Open in Hawaii, his second start after winning the 2018 World Wide Technology Championship
• Began this week at No. 66 in the FedExCup; Nos. 51-60 after The RSM Classic will qualify for two Signature Events in 2024 (AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, The Genesis Invitational)

FedExCup Fall Notes

• The top 125 in the FedExCup Fall standings thru The RSM Classic will be exempt into all Full-Field events and THE PLAYERS Championship next season
• Nos. 51-60 in the standings at the conclusion of The RSM Classic will qualify for two Signature Events in 2024 via The Next 10 (AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, The Genesis Invitational)
• Player(s) currently projected to move into the top 125: Camilo Villegas (No. 223 to No. 97)
• Player(s) currently projected to move out of the top 125: C.T. Pan (No. 124 to No. 126)
• Player(s) currently projected to move into The Next 10: Matt Kuchar (No. 66 to No. 52)
• Player(s) currently projected to move out of The Next 10: Thomas Detry (No. 60 to No. 61)

Additional Player Notes

• Following an opening-round 6-under 66, which included an ace at the par-3 11th hole, Stephan Jaeger (T3/-13) improved with a 7-under 65 to get within two of the 36-hole lead; should he win, would become the first player to make a hole-in-one and go on to win on the PGA TOUR since Justin Rose at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am earlier this season
• Justin Suh (T3/-13) signs for a 7-under 65, including a career-high nine birdies; in his most recent start, held the 54-hole lead at the ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP and went on to finish T10, improving to No. 77 in the FedExCup standings; through 36 holes, has played Nos. 14-18 in a collective 7-under par; remains in search of his first career TOUR title in his 59th start this week
• After an eagle-3 at his first hole of the day (No. 1), Erik van Rooyen (T5/-12) added eight birdies before ending his round with a double-bogey-seven at No. 18 to get in with an 8-under 64; lone PGA TOUR title came at the 2021 Barracuda Championship (Modified Stableford scoring format)
• After tying his PGA TOUR career-low round of 62 in round one, 18-hole leader Cameron Percy (T16/-10) followed with an even-par 72 in his bid for a first TOUR title in his 218th career start; best finish: P2/2010 Shriners Children’s Open