The wind-swept oceanfront views of Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, often provide a backdrop that seems suitable for a Hollywood dream sequence. During the late portion of his second round at the RBC Heritage on Friday, World No. 6 Patrick Cantlay put that landscape to good use.
Cantlay made birdies on his final four holes, dropping a silky left-to-right 21-foot putt on 18 to post a 67 and take a two-stroke lead after the second round of the event.
After 36 holes, Cantlay sits at 9 under, two strokes ahead of Robert Streb and three ahead of a group that includes Joel Dahmen, Cameron Tringale, Erik van Rooyen, Aaron Wise, and first-round leader Cameron Young.
