Led by Stanford standout Brandon Wu, who shot 2-under-par 140 through 36 holes, four amateurs made the cut in the 2019 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach (Calif.) Golf Links. Joining Wu were reigning U.S. Amateur champion Viktor Hovland, reigning U.S. Junior Amateur champion Michael Thorbjornsen and Duke's Chandler Eaton.

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PEBBLE BEACH — Gary Woodland leads at the midway point of the 2019 U.S. Open, but his nine-under total through 36 holes just tells a small part of the story at Pebble Beach. There have been breathtaking shots and head-scratching wardrobe decisions. An epic club snap and a caddie snap gone viral. And even a rogue … rake? Here's a look at 15 things that caught our attention on Thursday and Friday.
1.) Justin Rose’s putting
The guy didn’t miss from inside of 10 feet on Day 1 (15 of 15!) and it was more of the same on Friday as he moved to seven under to enter the weekend as the favorite (Sorry, Gary).
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2.) Tiger Woods’ putting
Actually, Tiger putted well on Thursday, but he made nothing during Friday’s 72, which leaves him at even par entering the weekend. In fact, he ranked 142nd in strokes gained: putting despite getting a crack at smoother surfaces before the afternoon wave.
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