The second round of the 2024 RBC Heritage featured a fierce battle for the lead. The tournament closed the first 36 holes with four leaders, three runners-up and 13 players within three strokes or less of first place.Collin Morikawa, Tom Hoge, Sepp Straka and J.T. Poston lead the RBC Heritage with a score of 11 under. 56 of the 69 players in the field are playing for an under par score.2024 RBC Heritage Day 2 leaderboardBelow is the 2024 RBC Heritage leaderboard after two rounds:T1 Tom Hoge -11T1 Sepp Straka -11T1 Collin Morikawa -11T1 J.T. Poston -11T5 Patrick Rodgers -10T5 Ludvig Åberg -10T5 Mackenzie Hughes -10T8 Patrick Cantlay -9T8 Sahith Theegala -9T10 Byeong Hun An -8T10 Scottie Scheffler -8T12 Stephan Jaeger -7T12 Tom Kim -7T12 Seamus Power -7T12 Sungjae Im -7T12 Rory McIlroy -7T12 Austin Eckroat -7T18 Thomas Detry -6T18 Matt Fitzpatrick -6T18 Xander Schauffele -6T18 Chris Kirk -6T18 Russell Henley -6T23 Adam Hadwin -5T23 Brice Garnett -5T23 Jason Day -5T23 Si Woo Kim -5T23 Jordan Spieth -5T23 Justin Thomas -5T23 Chandler Phillips -5T30 Akshay Bhatia -4T30 Will Zalatoris -4T30 Taylor Moore -4T30 Erik van Rooyen -4T30 Adam Svensson -4T30 Cameron Young -4T30 Eric Cole -4T30 Lucas Glover -4T30 Wyndham Clark -4T30 Christiaan Bezuidenhout -4T40 Brendon Todd -3T40 Denny McCarthy -3T40 Brian Harman -3T40 Alejandro Tosti -3T40 Tony Finau -3T40 Sam Burns -3T40 Andrew Putnam -3T47 Peter Malnati -2T47 Corey Conners -2T47 Harris English -2T50 Rickie Fowler -1T50 Nick Taylor -1T50 Webb Simpson -1T50 Erik Barnes -1T50 Emiliano Grillo -1T50 Kurt Kitayama -1T50 Max Homa -1T57 Grayson Murray ET57 Shane Lowry ET57 Matthieu Pavon ET57 Adam Schenk ET61 Justin Rose +1T61 Tommy Fleetwood +1T63 Jake Knapp +2T63 Cam Davis +265 Keegan Bradley +3T66 Lee Hodges +4T66 Kevin Kisner +4T68 Gary Woodland +6T68 Nick Dunlap +6The top of the leaderboard didn't change much from one day to the next at the 2024 RBC Heritage, beyond the tie for first place. However, several heavyweights from the world of golf entered the title contention.One of them was co-leader Tom Hoge, who climbed nine places to tie for first place. Patrick Cantlay moved up two places and into the Top 10s, as did Scottie Scheffler, who climbed 16 places after his outstanding score of 6 under 65 on Friday.Xander Schauffele played the best round of the day (7 under) tied with Tom Hoge to move up 39 places to T18. Others who made spectacular jumps were Tom Kim (T12), Matt Fitzpatrick and Jordan Spieth (T23).