McDowell establishing lead, Els hits tough stretch
Graeme McDowell is beginning to seperate himself from the pack.
While everyone else makes unforced errors, McDowell is playing bogey-free golf. He is one-under on the day, with a birdie on the par-3 5th, and at four-under for the tournament.
Ernie Els looked like McDowell's biggest threat until he reached No. 9. He bogeyed the hole then shot a double bogey on No. 10 and a bogey on No. 11 to fall to one-over on the day and the tournament, five strokes behind the leader.
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