No Seungyul is 61st
In the second round of the Bermuda Championship at Fort Royal Golf Course (par 71, 6,828 yards) in Southampton, Bermuda on the 11th (Korea Standard Time), Noren made five birdies without a bogey and shot a 5-under 66.
Noren, who swept 11 birdies in the first round and took the lead with 10 under par by blocking a bogey, maintained his lone lead with a median total of 15-under 127.
Nine players did not finish the second round until sunset, but the players who left the game are far from the top performance, so it does not affect Noren's ranking.
Noren, 41, held 10 wins on the European Tour (currently the DP World Tour) until the French Open in July 2018, but has not won on the PGA Tour.
Ranked 86th in the FedEx Cup on the PGA Tour this season, he could jump to 52nd if he wins this tournament.
Ryan Moore, Ryan Brem (U.S.), and Satoshi Kodaira (Japan) tied for second place (13-under 129), two strokes behind Noren, and Camilo Villegas (Colombia) jumped to fifth place (12-under 130) with eight under par on the same day alone.
Akshay Bhatia and Brendan Todd of the U.S. tied for sixth with 11-under 131 in interim total.
Adam Scott (Australia) reduced four shots to finish the second round tied for 12th place (10-under 132).
Adam Long of the U.S., who set a new record in this category by sending 69 consecutive tee shots to the fairway in the par-4 and par-5 holes of the PGA Tour through the 14th hole in the first round, tied for 26th (8-under 134).
Noh Seung-yul reduced three strokes with five birdies and two bogeys on the day, tied for 61st with a median total of 5-under 137, and passed the cut with a chin-up.
Brothers George Bryan (35) and Wesley Bryan (33) of the U.S. also tied for 61st place and will play weekend games side by side by side.
Wesley is a PGA Tour player, and George, who is trying to enter the PGA Tour through the qualifying school, participated in the tournament as an invited sponsor.
The YouTube channel "Brian Bros Golf" they run together has more than 280,000 subscribers.
Kang Sung-hoon reduced three shots on the day, but stayed in the top 100 with an interim total of 2-under 140, falling short of the cut standard, while Oliver Bettschart (Bermuda), who set the record for the youngest fifth-place debut in PGA Tour history at 15 years, 3 months, and 8 days, was eliminated with an interim total of only 6 over par.