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2013 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational scores: Tiger Woods dominates Round 2

Woods came two strokes shy of tying a PGA Tour record, shooting a 61 on Friday to take a seven-stroke lead at Firestone Country Club.

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Tiger Woods nearly made history on Friday during the second round of the 2013 Bridgestone Invitational. Woods shot a 61, good for 9-under par, pushing him to 13-under for the tournament and a commanding seven-stroke lead after 36 holes at Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio.

Only five golfers in the history of the PGA Tour have recorded a 59 in a single round, and for a while it seemed Woods would become the sixth. He was 9-under through 13 holes, but parred each of his final five holes.

Woods holds his seven-stroke lead over Keegan Bradley and Chris Wood, who both shot 68 on Friday and are 6-under through two rounds. First-round leader Webb Simpson, who shot a 6-under 64 on Thursday, was 5-over on Friday for a 75 and is currently tied for 16th place at 1-under.

Henrik Stenson shot an even-par 70 on Friday and is tied for fourth place at 5-under par with Bill Haas.

Here is the full top 15 heading into the weekend:

Place Player 2nd Round Total
1 Tiger Woods -9 -13
T2 Keegan Bradley -2 -6
T2 Chris Wood -2 -6
T4 Bill Haas -2 -5
T4 Henrik Stenson E -5
T6 Jim Furyk -1 -4
T6 Luke Donald -1 -4
T6 Jason Dufner -1 -4
T6 Bubba Watson -1 -4
10 Kiradech Aphibarnrat -2 -3
T11 Richard Sterne -2 -2
T11 John Merrick -4 -2
T11 Steve Stricker -3 -2
T11 Rickie Fowler +1 -2
T11 Harris English -2 -2

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