Day two in Augusta begins with Charlie Hoffman out front and everyone else trying to claw their way back into it. Hoffman's 65 on Thursday was not far off the day one record at the Masters, and it staked him to a four stroke lead going into Friday.
The course was not particularly kind to Georgia Bulldogs on Thursday. Russell Henley continue to play some of his best golf in a while, going out early and carding a 71 (-1). That is good enough to put the Macon native in a tie for fourth with Phil Mickelson and others.