Chubb Classic Round 2

Date
Sat 14th February 2026 (UTC)
Sat 14th February 2026 (Local)

Timestamp
2026-02-14T12:30:00

Time

12:30:00 UTC (07:30:00 Local)

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League
PGA Tour Champions

Season
2026

Round
2

Status
Match Finished

Location
Tiburon Golf Club

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The field returns to the Tiburón Golf Club (Black Course) for the second round of the Chubb Classic, where the primary challenge is to maintain scoring momentum on the tight, Greg Norman-designed layout. The objective for first-round co-leaders Darren Clarke and Michael Wright is to build on their 7-under-par starts while navigating the increasing heat and firming green surfaces of Naples.

Strategically, the goal for the field is to survive the treacherous bunkering and water hazards that protect the early holes of the back nine. The tactical focus for major champions like David Toms and Justin Leonard is to exploit the par-5s to close the gap before Sunday's finale. With only 18 holes remaining after today, the ultimate goal for the contenders is to secure a spot in the final pairing by posting a score in the mid-60s, as the Black Course historically rewards aggressive approach play during the middle frame.

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David Toms delivered a masterclass in precision on Saturday, February 14, 2026, carding a spectacular 9-under-par 63 to storm into the lead at the Chubb Classic. Toms’ objective was to climb from his starting position at 5-under, and he did so by matching the low 18-hole score at Tiburón since the event moved to the Black Course. His round was highlighted by seven birdies in a 10-hole stretch, including four in a row on the front nine, moving him to 14-under-par (130) for the tournament.

The second round proved challenging for the overnight leaders, as Darren Clarke struggled with a 76 to fall out of contention. However, Michael Wright remained steady with a 68 to sit in solo second at 11-under-par, three strokes behind Toms. Defending champion Justin Leonard and Ricardo Gonzalez share third place at 10-under-par after both carded rounds of 68. The session also featured a surging Steve Flesch, who moved into fifth place at 9-under-par with an eagle on the 18th. As the field prepares for the final round, Toms’ three-shot cushion and his flawless Saturday—where he hit all 14 fairways—make him the clear favorite to claim his first victory since 2023.

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