Who is leading the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship after day 2? Leaderboard explored

The second round of the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship completed on Friday, November 8th at El Cardonal in Diamante, Mexico. The cut line was set at 2 under and 69 players made it.

Nico Echavarria and Max Greyserman lead the World Wide Technology Championship at 12 under. Five players are three shots or less behind them.

2024 World Wide Technology Championship Day 2 Leaderboard

Here is the World Wide Technology Championship leaderboard after the second round. Only the top 50 are included:

T1 Nico Echavarria -12
T1 Max Greyserman -12
3 Carson Young -11
4 Dylan Wu -10
T5 Maverick McNealy -9
T5 Austin Eckroat -9
T5 Kelly Kraft -9
T8 Ben Griffin -8
T8 Sam Stevens -8
T8 Ryan Gerard -8
T8 Tom Hoge -8
T8 Ryan McCormick -8
T8 Joe Highsmith -8
T8 Tom Whitney -8
T15 Justin Lower -7
T15 Joel Dahmen -7
T15 Matt Kuchar -7
T15 Nick Hardy -7
T15 Rico Hoey -7
T15 Kevin Streelman -7
T21 Alex Smalley -6
T21 Chandler Phillips -6
T21 Brandon Wu -6
T21 Patrick Rodgers -6
T21 David Lipsky -6
T21 Patrick Fishburn -6
T21 Harry Hall -6
T21 Luke List -6
T21 Adam Svensson -6
T21 Jacob Bridgeman -6
T21 Justin Suh -6
T21 Martin Laird -6
T21 Sam Ryder -6
T21 Nate Lashley -6
T35 Beau Hossler -5
T35 Michael Kim -5
T35 Charley Hoffman -5
T35 Tyson Alexander -5
T35 Aaron Baddeley -5
T35 Harry Higgs -5
T35 Garrick Higgo -5
T35 Henrik Norlander -5
T35 Erik van Rooyen -5
T44 Kevin Chappell -4
T44 Daniel Berger -4
T44 Ryan Brehm -4
T44 Lucas Glover -4
T44 Chesson Hadley -4
T44 Harris English -4
T44 Wesley Bryan -4

Nico Echavarría had a bogey-free second round with an eagle and seven birdies to take a share of the lead at the World Wide Technology Championship. It was the lowest 18-hole score of his PGA Tour career.

Max Greyserman, meanwhile, carded an eagle, eight birdies and two bogeys for a share of the lead at 8 under. It is the first time Greyserman has held a 36-hole lead in his one-year PGA Tour career.

The best second round of the World Wide Technology Championship was posted by Carson Young, who carded 12 birdies and one bogey (11 under). The score tied the 18-hole tournament record set by Roland Thatcher in 2008 and matched by Matt Wolff in 2021.

Also of note in the second round of the World Wide Technology Championship were Dylan Wu's six consecutive birdies (holes 1-6) and Beau Hossler's ace on the 11th hole, the first of his PGA Tour career. Wu's performance tied his tour career-best birdie streak, which he achieved at the 2023 American Express.

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Edited by Vaishnavi Iyer