The Masters Golf, Day Two - Woods in contention despite security guard tackle

There are 22 players within four shots of the lead after a rain-hit second day at the 83rd Masters.

Brooks Koepka retains a share of the lead, alongside defending Open champion Francesco Molinari, 2010 Open champion Louis Oosthuizen, 2013 Master champion Adam Scott and 2015 PGA champion Jason Day all on seven under at the halfway stage.

Photo from BBC Sport

Images of Molinari caddying for his brother Edoardo in 2006 have emerged, the Italian was paired with Tiger Woods back then and it looks like his younger brother Francesco may face some fierce competition from the last Open champion to win the Masters in 2001.

Woods hit a four-under 68 to finish on six under, one shot behind the leaders.
The American is looking for his first major win since 2008 and his first green jacket since 2005.
There was another timely reminder as to why you should not run at Augusta National.
Woods was almost knocked over by a security guard who slipped on some wet grass and clipped the 14-time major winner's ankle, fortunately he hopped forward to avoid falling over and was not injured.
Ian Poulter is the leading Englishman on five under, while Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy shot a 71 that leaves him level par but world number one Justin Rose bogeyed the last to miss the cut on four over.

Day Two Leaderboard
-7 F Molinari (ITA), J Day (AUS), B Koepka (USA), A Scott (AUS), L Oosthuizen (SA)
-6 D Johnson (USA), J Harding (SA), T Woods (USA), X Schauffele (USA)
-5 I Poulter (ENG), J Rahm (SPN)
-4 P Mickelson (USA)
-3 B DeChambeau (USA), R Fowler (USA)
-2 T Fleetwood (ENG)
-1 J Spieth (USA), B Langer (GER), P Reed (USA)
Level R McIlroy (NIR)
+2 T Hatton (ENG) 
+3 E Pepperell (ENG)

Day One Report

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