Aug3 Russian Rnd 2
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Per-Ulrik Johansson rolled back the years with a course-record equalling 62 at the Russian Open.
The Swede, who played in the two Ryder Cups at Oak Hill and Valderrama, fired 10 birdies in his second round to equal the record held by Iain Pyman and David Drysdale and now leads the tournament on 13 under par, five clear of overnight leader Christian Nilsson.
English amateur Chris Wood also had a good day at the Moscow venue, firing a four-under par 68 to go with his first round 72.
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