Texas Open
At TPC San Antonio
Second Round
Steven Bowditch 69-67—136 -8
Chad Collins 71-66—137 -7
Andrew Loupe 67-70—137 -7
Cam Beckman 69-70—139 -5
Pat Perez 68-71—139 -5
D. Summerhays 72-68—140 -4
Kevin Na 70-70—140 -4
Freddie Jacobson 70-70—140 -4
James Hahn 71-70—141 -3
Trevor Immelman 70-71—141 -3
Josh Teater 71-70—141 -3
Will MacKenzie 69-72—141 -3
Aaron Baddeley 70-71—141 -3
Zach Johnson 70-71—141 -3
Wes Roach 75-66—141 -3
Brian Harman 70-72—142 -2
Jason Kokrak 71-71—142 -2
Martin Flores 71-71—142 -2
Jerry Kelly 71-71—142 -2
Chesson Hadley 69-73—142 -2
Matt Kuchar 70-72—142 -2
Fred Funk 70-72—142 -2
Justin Hicks 69-73—142 -2
Bo Van Pelt 69-73—142 -2
Brian Davis 71-72—143 -1
Geoff Ogilvy 74-69—143 -1
Michael Putnam 72-71—143 -1
Scott Gardiner 74-69—143 -1
Ryan Palmer 72-71—143 -1
William McGirt 72-71—143 -1
Carl Pettersson 70-73—143 -1
Brice Garnett 70-73—143 -1
Russell Knox 74-70—144 E
Scott Brown 70-74—144 E
Brian Gay 73-71—144 E
Camilo Villegas 71-73—144 E
Tim Wilkinson 74-70—144 E
Robert Streb 72-72—144 E
Briny Baird 72-72—144 E
Jim Furyk 70-74—144 E
Alex Prugh 71-73—144 E
Alex Aragon 70-74—144 E
Cameron Tringale 71-74—145 +1
Stephen Ames 74-71—145 +1
Andres Romero 71-74—145 +1
Brendon de Jonge 73-72—145 +1
Justin Leonard 76-69—145 +1
Miguel A. Carballo 69-76—145 +1
Troy Merritt 73-72—145 +1
Jamie Lovemark 73-72—145 +1
Jordan Spieth 75-70—145 +1
Michael Thompson70-75—145 +1
John Senden 72-73—145 +1
Charley Hoffman 70-75—145 +1
Ben Curtis 70-75—145 +1
Troy Matteson 72-73—145 +1
Seung-Yul Noh 69-76—145 +1
Brooks Koepka 71-74—145 +1
Branden Grace 72-73—145 +1
Jeff Maggert 72-74—146 +2
Johnson Wagner 73-73—146 +2
Luke Guthrie 74-72—146 +2
Andrew Svoboda 73-73—146 +2
John Peterson 74-72—146 +2
Charlie Beljan 70-76—146 +2
Greg Chalmers 73-73—146 +2
Charlie Wi 73-73—146 +2
Jim Herman 73-73—146 +2
Morgan Hoffmann 74-73—147 +3
Jimmy Walker 76-71—147 +3
Kevin Foley 74-73—147 +3
JoeOgilvie 74-73—147 +3
T. Van Aswegen 71-76—147 +3
Richard H. Lee 72-75—147 +3
J.B. Holmes 72-75—147 +3
Phil Mickelson 77-70—147 +3
John Merrick 72-75—147 +3
Stuart Appleby 70-77—147 +3
Mike Weir 76-71—147 +3
Brendon Todd 71-76—147 +3
John Mallinger 74-73—147 +3
Bronson La'Cassie 74-73—147 +3
Failed to Qualify
Sean O'Hair 74-74—148 +4
Robert Allenby 75-73—148 +4
Ernie Els 74-74—148 +4
Harrison Frazar 73-75—148 +4
John Rollins 71-77—148 +4
Edward Loar 74-74—148 +4
Hunter Brown 76-72—148 +4
Nicolas Colsaerts 74-74—148 +4
D.H. Lee 74-74—148 +4
N. Thompson 75-73—148 +4
Mark Wilson 73-75—148 +4
John Huh 76-72—148 +4
Daniel Chopra 76-72—148 +4
Jim Renner 70-78—148 +4
Kyle Stanley 74-75—149 +5
Woody Austin 74-75—149 +5
Matt Bettencourt 73-76—149 +5
Mike Miller 74-75—149 +5
David Lingmerth 73-76—149 +5
Padraig Harrington 76-73—149 +5
Martin Laird 72-77—149 +5
Ted Potter, Jr. 71-78—149 +5
David Toms 76-73—149 +5
Ben Crane 76-73—149 +5
J.J. Henry 76-74—150 +6
Bud Cauley 74-76—150 +6
Brendan Steele 75-75—150 +6
K.J. Choi 75-75—150 +6
Heath Slocum 70-80—150 +6
Ryo Ishikawa 74-76—150 +6
Kevin Kisner 77-73—150 +6
Derek Lamely 76-74—150 +6
Jhonnattan Vegas 78-73—151 +7
Billy Horschel 80-71—151 +7
Billy Hurley III 74-77—151 +7
Benjamin Alvarado 74-77—151 +7
Danny Lee 68-83—151 +7
Peter Uihlein 75-76—151 +7
Jason Bohn 76-76—152 +8
Jay McLuen 74-78—152 +8
Peter Malnati 75-77—152 +8
SAN ANTONIO — Phil Mickelson made the cut on the number in the Texas Open on Friday, blasting out of a greenside water hazard to 5 feet to set up a birdie on the final hole.
Mickelson shot a 2-under 70 after opening with a 77 — his worst score of the season — on TPC San Antonio's AT&T Oaks Course. Lefty was 11 strokes behind leader Steven Bowditch, the Australian who had a 67 to reach 8-under 136.
Mickelson was in the stream that runs in front of the 18th green after attempting to reach the par 5 in two from 288 yards with a 3-wood.
"I needed to make a birdie to have a chance at playing tomorrow," Mickelson said. "Fortunately, barely went in, and it looked like the water overlapped the grass. It was not that hard of a shot."
Bowditch holed out from 83 yards for an eagle on the par-4 12th. The 30-year-old topped the leaderboard at the end of a round for the first time in his PGA Tour career.
"My wedge shots have been pretty good," Bowditch said. "I was trying to hit (the one on No. 12) a little past the pin and hope it came back to a reasonable distance. Got lucky."
He closed the round with a double bogey on the par-4 ninth, taking two chips to get out of the heavy rough.
Chad Collins and rookie Andrew Loupe were a stroke back. Collins shot 66, and Loupe had a 70.
Mickelson has struggled this year and entered the Texas Open for the first time in 22 years to put his game under competitive conditions as a preparation for the Masters. He knew he had a chance to make the cut even after a bogey on No. 15 dropped him to 3 over.
"I was on the green for five minutes and (the 3-over score) went from 74th to 71st in five minutes," Mickelson said, "so I figured that 3 over had a pretty good chance of making it because the scores were coming back."
On the 18th, Mickelson pulled off his left shoe and rolled up that pants leg and gave it a shot with his foot in the water.
"It's important that I get more mentally into the round like I did today," Mickelson said. "Yesterday, I was very sloppy. I like the way I'm driving the ball. My speed is back. My back feels great. My body feels great, and I'm able to hit the ball hard again."
Plus, after having 17 putts on his second nine Thursday, he opened his second round Friday with one-putts on eight of his first nine holes.
He was 3 under for the round until taking two shots to get out of a greenside bunker and bogeying No. 8.
Only two of the top 15 players on the leaderboard are in the top 100 of the world ranking. Sixth-place Kevin Na is 78th in the world and ninth-place Zach Johnson is 10th.
Bowditch is 339th, Collins 315th and Loupe 505th.
