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Tiger Woods,

Tiger Woods followed his opening 64 with a 4-under-par 33-33=66 in the second round of the AT&T National, allowing him to assume the early clubhouse lead, according to USAToday.

Our View: He hit four fewer fairways (8), two fewer GIR (13) and took an extra putt (28) than in his opening round, and still carded just one bogey. Woods has won 31 of 37 times in his career when leading after 36 holes. Expect fireworks tomorrow, literally.

Rod Pampling,

Friday 7/3, 10:56 PM CT

Rod Pampling chased his opening 67 with a 6-under-par 32-32=64 in the second round of the AT&T National, according to USAToday.

Our View: As hit-and-miss as Pampling is in fantasy circles, he's absolutely nails at Congressional. This week, he's buried an eagle and 10 birdies after finding 30 GIR and taking just 58 putts. He finished T-19 in 2007, T-3 a year ago and is currently one stroke off the 36-hole clubhouse lead. Today's 64 is a career low at the course at which his scoring average is now a sparkling 68.30 after 10 rounds.

Anthony Kim,

Friday 7/3, 10:55 PM CT

Anthony Kim carded an even-par 34-36=70 in the second round of the AT&T National, according to USAToday.

Our View: Nothing like shooting yourself back to the field. One day after blistering Congressional for a course-record and career-low 62, Kim found just five (of 14) fairways, 12 GIR and needed 30 putts. During last year's victory, Kim fought back from three strokes down after 36 (and 54) holes, but didn't have Tiger Woods above him on the leaderboard.

Jeff Overton,

Friday 7/3, 10:51 PM CT

Jeff Overton withdrew on Friday from the AT&T National, citing a wrist injury, according to USAToday.

Our View: Overton posted an opening round of 69, but was 5-over-par after nine holes in his second round and withdrew at the turn. If the wrist is able, Overton will try again at next week's John Deere Classic, where he's had some success, cashing three times in as many starts, including a T-24 last year.

Anthony Kim,

Thursday 7/2, 10:22 PM CT

Anthony Kim spun a course-record, bogey-free 33-29=62 at Congressional Country Club in the opening round of the AT&T National, according to USAToday.

Our View: Kim hit 17 GIR and took just 27 putts, an incredible ratio that proves that he's back on top of his game, particularly since it comes on the heels of strong outing at the U.S. Open and Travelers. Kim's eight birdies gives him a two-stroke clubhouse lead as the afternoon wave plays. The old course record was 63, established by Tom Pernice, Jr. in the second round of last year's AT&T, then matched by Peter Lonard in the final round.

Tiger Woods,

Thursday 7/2, 10:18 PM CT

Tiger Woods submitted a 6-under-par 31-33=64 in the opening round of the AT&T National, according to USAToday.

Our View: Woods had all phases of his game on display today. He found 12 (of 14) fairways, 15 GIR and took just 27 putts, carding seven birdies along the way. The last time Woods went as low as 64 was in the 3rd round of the 2007 TOUR Championship at East Lake GC, also a par 70.

D.A. Points,

Thursday 7/2, 10:15 PM CT

D.A. Points carded a 6-under-par 33-31=64 in the opening round of the AT&T National, according to USAToday.

Our View: Points hit 13 (of 14) fairways, 13 GIR and needed only 25 putts at Congressional. He finished within an hour before Anthony Kim broke the course record, but Points' 64 has held up thus far as runner-up in the clubhouse.

Bubba Watson,

Thursday 7/2, 10:14 PM CT

Bubba Watson withdrew on Thursday from the AT&T National, citing a bad case of allergies, according to USAToday.

Our View: Watson started on the back and was 5-over-par at the turn. He had to withdraw from Wednesday's pro-am for the same reason. He's likely not to return to competition until the British Open in two weeks.

Bryce Molder,

Thursday 7/2, 10:12 PM CT

Bryce Molder posted a 6-under-par 30-34=64 in the opening round of the AT&T National, according to USAToday.

Our View: Molder has earned nearly 90 percent of his season's take in his last three starts, which is saying something considering he's banked $682,085 this year. Today's effort featured six birdies in his first eight holes. Molder has now put together nine straight rounds or par or better.

Steve Elkington,

Thursday 7/2, 10:11 PM CT

Steve Elkington crafted a bogey-free 33-32=65 in the opening round of the AT&T National, according to USAToday.

Our View: Elk's WD at the Travelers was academic considering he wasn't going to make the cut. Still, he's been downright awful all year, so be wary of tomorrow. Enjoy the 12 fairways-16 GIR performance for what it was.