The 2024 Valero Texas Open was able to complete the second round this Friday, April 5, as scheduled. The cut line for the event was finally drawn at 1-over, and 82 players made it through.Akshay Bhatia leads the 2024 Valero Texas Open for the second consecutive day, now with a score of 11-under. Bhatia extended his first-round lead to five strokes despite playing a round of 70, with his first-day score of 63 playing a huge role in his comfortable lead.Brendan Todd sits in tied second with Russell Henley and Denny McCarthy, with the trio boasting an overall score of 6-under. Rory McIlroy rounds off the top five after he played a round of 70 on day two, settling for 4-under.2024 Valero Texas Open Day 2 leaderboardBelow is the leaderboard of the 2024 Valero Texas Open (only players who made the cut were included):1 Akshay Bhatia -11T2 Brendon Todd -6T2 Russell Henley -6T2 Denny McCarthy -65 Rory McIlroy -5T6 Tommy Fleetwood -4T6 Webb Simpson -4T6 Adam Schenk -4T6 Peter Kuest -4T10 Matti Schmid -3T10 Robby Shelton -3T10 Nick Hardy -3T10 Jordan Spieth -3T10 Thorbjørn Olesen -3T10 Ryan Moore -3T10 Mark Hubbard -3T10 Corey Conners -3T18 Martin Laird -2T18 Aaron Baddeley -2T18 Ben Martin -2T18 Tyler Duncan -2T18 Lucas Glover -2T18 Stewart Cink -2T18 Austin Eckroat -2T18 Bronson Burgoon -2T18 Kevin Chappell -2T18 Victor Perez -2T18 Chan Kim -2T18 Rico Hoey -2T18 Pierceson Coody -2T18 Andrew Putnam -2T18 Charley Hoffman -2T18 Max Homa -2T34 Ben Griffin -1T34 Chez Reavie -1T34 Hideki Matsuyama -1T34 Garrick Higgo -1T34 Sam Stevens -1T34 Kevin Streelman -1T34 Alexander Björk -1T34 C.T. Pan -1T34 Justin Lower -1T34 Adam Scott -1T34 Ludvig Åberg -1T34 Davis Thompson -1T34 Ben Silverman -1T47 Collin Morikawa ET47 Keith Mitchell ET47 Nate Lashley ET47 Kevin Kisner ET47 Adam Svensson ET47 Josh Teater ET47 Harry Hall ET47 Christiaan Bezuidenhout ET47 S.H. Kim ET47 Tom Whitney ET47 Vince Whaley ET47 Andrew Novak ET47 Brian Harman ET47 Tyson Alexander ET47 Joe Highsmith ET47 Parker Coody ET63 Lanto Griffin +1T63 Bud Cauley +1T63 Ben Kohles +1T63 Alex Noren +1T63 Kevin Yu +1T63 Mac Meissner +1T63 Ryan McCormick +1T63 Aaron Rai +1T63 Maverick McNealy +1T63 Nicolai Højgaard +1T63 Carl Yuan +1T63 Matt Fitzpatrick +1T63 Brandt Snedeker +1T63 J.J. Spaun +1T63 Vincent Norrman +1T63 David Lipsky +1T63 Dylan Wu +1T63 Beau Hossler +1T63 Ryo Hisatsune +1T63 Hayden Springer +1Akshay Bhatia carded four birdies and two bogeys during the second round to consolidate his lead at the Valero Texas Open. His five-stroke lead is the largest for 36 holes at the event since 2010. It also matches the largest lead on the PGA Tour during the current season (Patrick Cantlay, The Genesis Invitational).