Masters 2013 scores and results: Jason Day leads, Tiger Woods tied for 7th

The second round from Augusta National is in the books and Jason Day is the 36-hole leader. Tiger Woods is in contention as well, but some sloppy play down the stretch cost Woods a few strokes.

Woods was tied for the lead at 5-under going into the 15th hole. His short approach shot appeared to be dead on, but instead of leaving him a short birdie putt, the shot hit the flag stick and careened into the water hazard. Instead of moving into the lead at 6-under, Woods fell back to 4-under. He three-putted on No. 18, dropping another shot and putting him into a tie for seventh place at 3-under heading into the weekend.

With Woods faltering down the stretch, Day took advantage. After making the turn at 3-under, Day shot a 3-under 33 on the back nine to take sole possession of the lead at 6-under. He birdied three of the first four holes on the backside while also rolling in a birdie on No. 16. Day had a chance to push his lead even further, but missed birdie putts on the final two holes.

Day holds a one-stroke lead with Fred Couples and Marc Leishman tied for second place at 5-under. The top of the leaderboard is loaded with major winners and notable names. Angel Cabrera, Jim Furyk, Brandt Snedeker are tied for fourth place at 4-under. Adam Scott, Jason Dufner, Justin Rose, David Lynn, Lee Westwood and K.J. Choi join Woods at 3-under to round out the top of the leaderboard.

Rory McIlroy at 2-under, Phil Mickelson at 3-over and Bubba Watson at 4-over are other notable names down the leaderboard. Tianlang Guan, the 14-year-old from China, also made the cut at 4-over. Here is the complete leaderboard through the first 36 holes.

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