Maybe he hasn't nailed down his future putter plans yet, but Bernhard Langer appears to be just fine without the anchored stroke.
An early eagle, courtesy of a 15-foot putt, at TwinEagles' Talon Course got the 58-year-old German going, and he pounded in four more birdies on his way to a second-round 66 and a seven-shot lead at the Chubb Classic. Langer, a five-time PGA Tour Champions Player of the Year winner and the reigning Schwab Cup champion, posted 62-66 over the first two days to reach 16 under, with Scott Dunlap (69-66) and Kenny Perry (68-67) both seven behind.