Jacob Bridgeman posted his second straight record setting round and added to his lead after 36 holes at the Camp Creek Seminole Invitational.
The Clemson junior shot a 6-under par 66 to double his lead over the field from the first round.
Bridgeman’s 2-day total of 130 is 6-shots better than North Carolina’s Peter Fountain who shot a second round 4-under par 68 to take over solo second place.
The Tiger golfer’s score was matched by Wake Forest’s Michael Brennan who used his 66 to finish the second round in a 3-way tie for third place.
Bridgeman played his second straight bogey-free round. He now has carded 12 birdies and an eagle in the first two-rounds.
His 14-under-par score of 130 is the best score verses par in Clemson history for the first two rounds of any tournament.
The 2020 Honorable Mention All-American got off to a fast start with birdies on 3 of his first 4 holes, making the turn at 32, and shaving 2 more shots off par on his back nine.
Clemson lost the team lead they held after the first round. Wake Forest posted a second round 8-under par 280 total to lead the field at 14-under par.
Clemson shot a team total even par 288 to tie Florida State for second place, 2-shots behind the Deacons.
Colby Patton suffered a double-bogey on his third hole, but played even par the rest of the round to finish in a tie for 13th after 36 holes.
Zack Gordon playing as an individual had the second best round of the day for a Clemson golfer when he finished with a 1-under par 71 to tie for 17th place.
Clemson is on the tee for the final round at the 7,159 yard course near Panama City at 8:10.
Complete scores available at www.golfstat.com
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