American Brendan Steele continues to lead the Valero Texas Open golf

The American Brendan Steele continues golf tournament leader Valero Texas Open, played in San Antonio (Texas, USA ) with 134 strokes accumulated in the first two rounds, hit by three seconds.

Second round which, like the first, has been interrupted because of darkness but will not affect practically the classification at the top except the contest American Martin Piller, who with three holes could have a chance to pull himself to one of the places head .

A double bogey on the 15th hole, and two bogeis deprived Steele, six birdies added, to get today a wider advantage over American Charley Hoffman and Scott Langley and Australian Stuart Appleby, who are second with 137 strokes.

Scott Langley managed an eagle on the 14th hole par-a five- and three birdies joined by a bogey, while Hoffman scuppered at the last hole the opportunity to catch the leader and eventually had four bogeys for three birdies and an eagle , this one on the 2nd hole-a par 5-, in the second half of its travel.

The triple bogey that started with Appleby conditioned entire route of the Australian, who managed to calm his game in the second half and finally left with 70 impacts two under par.

Argentine Andres Romero dropped from tenth to sixteenth with 140 strokes after point during his tour four birdies for three bogeys.


American Jimmy Walker, winner of last year, missed the cut, set at 144 strokes, like the Mexican Carlos Ortiz , Venezuelan Jhonattan Vegas, Argentine Miguel Angel Carballo, Colombian Camilo Villegas and danger the contest Brazilian Lucas Lee, who with four holes should subtract at least two points to be saved.

The tournament, which concludes Sunday, distributes more than 6 million dollars in prize money, of which 1,116,000 are for the winner, and 500 FedExCup points.

Standings after 2nd round:

.1. Brendan Steele (USA) 134 (64 70) (-10 strokes)

.2. Charley Hoffman (USA) 137 (66 71)

. +. Scott Langley (USA) 137 (69 68)

. +. Stuart Appleby (AUS) 137 (67 70)

.5. Ricky Barnes (USA) 138 (68 70)

. +. Patrick Reed (USA) 138 (65 73)

. +. Ryan Palmer (USA) 138 (68 70)

. +. Jon Curran (USA) 138 (70 68)

. +. Mark Wilson (USA) 138 (69 69)

. +. Sung Kang (COR) 138 (71 67)

. +. Peter Malnati (USA) 138 (67 71)

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16. Andres Romero (ARG) 140 (69 71)

19. Abraham Ancer (MXC) -3 (73 and 3 holes to play)

. +. Lucas Lee (BRA) +2 (73 and 4 holes to play)