“I think anybody would be happy shooting level par,” he said. “If you shoot three under, that’s a bonus, and you have hit a few good shots and made a few extra putts.”
Im, who is playing in his third Masters and tied for second in his debut at Augusta National, led the field on Thursday at five under par but opened his Friday with a bogey on No. 1. His performance stabilized until the back nine, where he stumbled badly on Nos. 10, 12, 15 and 18.
Dustin Johnson, who won in 2020, when Im was the runner-up, slipped on Friday, scoring a 73 after a 69 in the first round. But at two under par, he, too, will enter the weekend as a contender.
Article source: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/08/sports/golf/tiger-woods-masters-second-round.html