Adam Scott says he's in "great shape" to launch a weekend assault on winning the flagship European Tour event that he believes is one of the seven biggest tournaments in golf.
Looking in fine fettle on the famed Wentworth course on the south-western fringes of London on Friday, the veteran Australian shot a second successive five-under par round of 67 to lie tied for second, just two shots off the lead at halfway in the BMW PGA Championship.
American Ryan Gerard led the way at 12 under after a bogey-free 65, but Scott remained delighted with his form on Wentworth's tough West Course as he lay in striking distance at 10-under alongside Italian Filiippo Celli, who fired a 66.
