Scott fires 62, takes 2-shot lead

POTOMAC, Md. -- Adam Scott shot a 9-under 62 Friday for a course-record 36-hole total of 128 and a two-shot lead at the Booz Allen Classic.

Scott, who hit all 18 greens in regulation and had just 28 putts, broke the two-round TPC at Avenel record of 130 set by Fred Funk in 1998.

Olin Browne (66) and Charles Howell III (69) were tied for second, while Glen Day, who had a chance at a 59, and 1999 champion Rich Beem (67) were at 11-under 131.

Day was 10 under for his round when a weather delay stopped play for nearly 2 hours. He holed a lob wedge from 88 yards for an eagle at the par-5 6th and needed two birdies in his last three holes to match the all-time PGA Tour record. Day had a par-bogey-par finish for a 62.

LPGA Tour

PITTSFORD, N.Y. -- Candie Kung had a 68 and Kim Saiki shot a 69 and they shared the lead after two rounds of the Rochester LPGA.

Becky Morgan was a stroke back at 136 after a 67, while Rosie Jones (68) and Juli Inkster (69) were at 137.

Annika Sorenstam shot a 6-under 66, the day's best round, to move into sixth place, just three shots behind the leaders.

Champions Tour

CONCORD, Mass. -- Tom Purtzer shot a 7-under 65 and held a one-stroke lead over John Harris at the Bank of America Championship on the Champions Tour.

Tom Kite, Rocky Thompson, Mike McCullough, and Walter Hall all shot 67s.

U.S. Women's Publinx

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. -- U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links Championship defending champion Michelle Wie won two matches to advance to the fourth round.

-- From wire reports