Nedbank Golf Challenge - Day two digest

Everything you need to know from the second round at Gary Player Country Club.

Windy conditions caused havoc, while the crowds were treated to some spectacular shots on day two of the 2025 Nedbank Golf Challenge.

Here is everything you need to know from the second round in Sun City.

Gary Player Country Club shows its teeth

Strong winds made life very difficult indeed on Friday, with the leading score after 36 holes one shot worse than Max Homa's 18-hole tally of six under. The tricky closing stretch tripped a number of players up, including defending champion Homa, who led by two with three holes to play before back-to-back double bogeys on the 16th and 17th derailed him. Julien Guerrier also struggled at the 16th and 17th, making bogeys there, but produced a vital par save on the 18th to lead by one shot at the halfway stage on five under par.

Bunker brilliance from Guerrier

We were treated to some world-class shots on Friday but not many of them were better than Guerrier's effort from the bunker at the eighth. The ball landed a few feet from the cup, took a couple of hops and sailed into the hole for a bonus birdie.

Larrazábal bounces back

Great entertainer Pablo Larrazábal always provides value for money for the crowds following him and Friday was no different. After starting his second round with a disappointing three-putt bogey, the Spaniard recovered brilliantly, trickling in this eagle putt from around 25 feet at the second...

'Double clever' from Ferguson

Sit back, relax and enjoy watching Ewen Ferguson's fabulous escape from a tricky spot at the eighth.

As the commentators put it, 'How clever was that? Double clever'.

Williams wows his home crowd

Home favourite Robin Williams received an almighty roar from the huge Sun City crowds as he slotted in his monster birdie putt from more than 40 feet at the sixth hole. Check this out...