Collin Morikawa took the lead on the second day at the Sentry Tournament of Champions in Hawaii, pulling ahead of JJ Spaun and Jon Rahm.
The American ended the day on seven-under 66, for a total of 16-under 130, marking his career-low 36-hole score on the PGA Tour (previously: 131, four times; most recent: 2021 Sony Open in Hawaii). He is the onnly player in the field still bogey-free through 36 holes.
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It is a two shot lead in front of Masters Champion Scottie Scheffler and 86th-ranked Spaun.
Rahm dropped down the leader board to a share of sixth alongside England’s Matt Fitzpatrick on 11-under 135.
American Morikawa finished last year win-less but fought his way into a shared lead on the first day with six straight birdies before pushing ahead of the pack in the second round.
2019 champion Xander Schauffele withdrew with a back injury.
