Gill shared the lead at the Honda Classic

Tiger Woods would not waste at any time earning an area among golf's greats by his 25th birthday, and also at age 36 he is still equipped with his sights set on Jack Nicklaus's record of 18 major championships. However with record crowds in the market to see him on Friday, Woods looked equally the journeyman and also flirted with missing the cut ?a until he birdied his final two holes to get a two-under 68. Woods is seven shots behind Gillis and Justin Rose, who will be eight under par. Rory McElroy, who are able to become No. One out of the world with a win, is seven under.

I reached it going, lost it, got it going, dropped it then Ping G20 irons started using it going, Woods said. Probably the worst I've hit the ball in months.

Even though Woods finds his swing, it seems to get past too far for him to earn his first PGA Tour win considering that the 2009 BMW Championship.

Gillis has never shared a 36-hole add the PGA Tour, but he could win for the first time if he develops Friday's six-under 64, including only 24 putts.

It wasn't the perfect round, he explained, but it was decent.

Good enough to tie Gillis's career-low round, although his has not been the minimum for the day. Brian Harman, a 25-year-old rookie, Ping Anser Forged Irons blitzed PGA National?¡¥s par-70 Champion Course two hours later using a tournament-record 61 that included a missed five-foot birdie putt on his final hole.

Harman stood inside fairway with the 543-yard 18th, a par-5, having a chance to become the sixth player in PGA Tour history to shoot a 59. But his approach from 236 yards found a bunker and the man made par.

With merely one top-25 finish in 2012, Harman was hardly discouraged along with his score about the toughest course on tour next year that didn't host a major discount golf clubs championship.

It was awesome, said Harman, who had opened with a three-over 73. I was pretty down about my round yesterday.