Who is leading the 2025 Barracuda Championship after Round 2? Leaderboard explored

The 2025 Barracuda Championship, which is being played in a modified stableford format, is underway at the Tahoe Mountain Club. Following the conclusion of the second round, players who accumulated 11 points or better made the cut into the weekend.

Rico Hoey is leading the 2025 Barracuda Championship leaderboard. He earned 13 points on Friday to total to 26 points. He leads by a one-point margin over Erik van Rooyen and Max McGreevy.

Tom Valliant gathered a whopping 15 points during the second round of the Barracuda Championship to jump 24 spots up the leaderboard. He sits in the solo fourth position.

2025 Barracuda Championship Round 2 Leaderboard

Here's a look at all the players who made the cut at the 2025 Barracuda Championship (via PGA Tour):

1 - Rico Hoey (26 points)
T2 - Erik van Rooyen (25 points)
T2 - Max McGreevy (25 points)
4 - Tom Valliant (23 points)
T5 - Isaiah Salinda (22 points)
T5 - Joel Dahmen (22 points)
T5 - Vince Whaley (22 points)
T5 - Ryan Gerard (22 points)
T5 - Jackson Suber (22 points)
T10 - Yuto Katsuragawa (21 points)
T10 - David Lipsky (21 points)
T10 - Todd Clements (21 points)
T10 - Samy Ryder (21 points)
T10 - Lanto Griffin (21 points)
T15 - Hayden Buckley (20 points)
T15 - Dale Whitnell (20 points)
T17 - Joseph Bramlett (19 points)
T17 - Hayden Springer (19 points)
T17 - Kevin Roy (19 points)
T17 - Dylan Frittelli (19 points)
21 - Andrew Putnam (18 points)
T22 - Chandler Phillips (17 points)
T22 - Andrew Wilson (17 points)
T24 - Martin Laird (16 points)
T24 - Patrick Fishburn (16 points)
T24 - Carson Young (16 points)
T24 - Callum Shinkwin (16 points)
T24 - Ben Martin (16 points)
T24 - Jason Scrivener (16 points)
T24 - Kris Ventura (16 points)
T31 - Robin Williams (15 points)
T31 - Jacques Kruyswijk (15 points)
T31 - Nate Lashley (15 points)
T34 - Beau Hossler (14 points)
T34 - Marcus Kinhult (14 points)
T34 - Nick Watney (14 points)
T34 - Ricky Castillo (14 points)
T34 - Patrick Newcomb (14 points)
T34 - Pierceson Coody (14 points)
T34 - Paul Peterson (14 points)
T34 - Quade Cummins (14 points)
T34 - Trevor Cone (14 points)
T43 - Kurt Kitayama (13 points)
T43 - Max Homa (13 points)
T43 - Ivan Cantero Gutierrez (13 points)
T43 - Thomas Rosenmueller (13 points)
T43 - David Skinns (13 points)
T43 - Will Gordon (13 points)
T43 - Luke List (13 points)
T43 - Jonathan Byrd (13 points)
T43 - Brandon Robinson Thompson (13 points)
T43 - Austin Cook (13 points)
T43 - Doug Ghim (13 points)
T43 - Ben Polland (13 points)
T55 - Ryo Hisatsune (12 points)
T55 - Kiradech Aphibarnrat (12 points)
T55 - Brandon Wu (12 points)
T55 - Zac Blair (12 points)
T55 - David Longmire (12 points)
T60 - Ben Silverman (11 points)
T60 - Matt NeSmith (11 points)
T60 - Joel Girrbach (11 points)
T60 - Camilo Villegas (11 points)
T60 - Mark Hubbard (11 points)
T60 - Chesson Hadley (11 points)
T60 - Ricardo Gouveia (11 points)

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Lathika is one of the newer additions to Sportskeeda’s budding golf journalism team and has brought plenty of in-game experience to the role. Having been a golfer for over 12 years now, some of her crowning achievements include winning titles on the Indian Golf Union Ladies tour and Junior Girls Amateur tour.

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