119 Visa Argentina Open presented by Macro Round 2

Date
Fri 27th February 2026 (UTC)
Fri 27th February 2026 (Local)

Timestamp
2026-02-27T10:30:00

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10:30:00 UTC (07:30:00 Local)

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Korn Ferry Tour

Season
2026

Round
5

Status
Match Finished

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The second round of the 119th Visa Argentina Open presented by Macro is a test of survival and stamina at the historic Jockey Club. After a high-scoring opening day that saw six players share the lead, the focus shifts to who can pull away as the Alister MacKenzie-designed greens continue to firm up under the Buenos Aires sun. With a direct exemption to The 154th Open at Royal Birkdale on the line for the winner, the tension is palpable across the field. Accuracy off the tee is paramount on this strategic layout, as the dense tree lines and intricate bunkering punish any lapse in concentration. Local favorites and international stars alike are battling not just each other, but the intricate nuances of one of South America's most storied courses to ensure they stay inside the cut line for the weekend.

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American Jackson Van Paris emerged as the man to beat after a clinical second round in Buenos Aires, carding a 5-under 65 to move to 12-under par. He is joined at the top of the leaderboard by Hunter Eichhorn, who followed up his opening 63 with a steady 65 of his own. The duo holds a two-shot cushion over the chasing pack as the tournament reaches its halfway point. Their performance was highlighted by exceptional putting on the Jockey Club’s notoriously tricky, undulating surfaces, navigating the Friday breeze with veteran-like composure.

The leaderboard remains tightly packed behind the leaders, with Will Furr and Charlie Sewell sitting in a tie for third at 10-under par. One of the day’s most significant moves came from Luke List, who fired a blistering 7-under 63 to vault into the top ten after a quiet opening round. While the international contingent is well-represented at the top, local hopes rest on the shoulders of Segundo Oliva Pinto, who remains the leading Argentine at 7-under par. The cut fell at a competitive 3-under par, ending the week for several notable names, including defending champion Justin Suh, who struggled to find his rhythm and finished at even-par.

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