After some rain overnight softened up the course, the scoring conditions were ideal for Friday’s second round at the Masters. And many of the world’s best golfers were ready to take advantage.

DeChambeau finished fifth at 7-under par, having entered the final round at 10-under and trailing his partner, McIlroy, by two strokes. According to the American golfer, their interactions were all business with the $4.2 million first-place prize on the line.

We are in for an amazing finish at Augusta National this weekend after a second round that saw Rory McIlroy and Bryson Dechambeau climb the leaderboard.