ngg_shortcode_0_placeholderDay two of the 2010 Harvest Classic drew to a close as the sun was setting on Palm Harbor, FL.\u00a0 After 36 holes of golf, the field has separated but Bob Hayes remains atop the leaderboard.\u00a0 The first round of the day was scheduled to start at 7:30 at the Copperhead course but due to a frost delay, the round started at 8:30.\u00a0 After a cold round yesterday, the morning round weather was a welcome change as the temperature went up and the wind went down.\u00a0\u00a0 Bob Hayes kept his strong play up scoring the most points at even as the rest of the field was unable to make a move.\u00a0 Vern Shukoski also was even vs. his point quota as he slowly crept up during the morning round.\u00a0 The highlight of the round was when the second group went to look for theirngg_shortcode_1_placeholder\u00a0tee shots on hole #2 at Copperhead, there was a ball located right under the tail of a 10 foot alligator.\u00a0 Because none of the members of the group felt like verifying the ball type it was assumed that is was Patrick Hayes\u2019 ball and he took a drop.\u00a0 Later to find out that Jim Hayes got the same benefit in the first group.\u00a0 See the picture to the left.<\/p>\n
ngg_shortcode_2_placeholderThe afternoon round the Harvest Classic moved to the Island Course.\u00a0 Everyone grabbed a quick bite to eat and it was off to the first tee.\u00a0 The second round brought much of the same as more of the field moved south than north on the leaderboard.\u00a0 The best round vs. quota points belonged to Dr. Kent Dickson as he scored +2 points.\u00a0 Vern Shukoski, Kevin Hayes and Bob Hayes all scored -1 points as they held firm to their spots on the leaderboard.<\/p>\n
Going into the final round Bob Hayes has an eight point lead over Tom Hayes but there are still 18 holes of golf left to play (see all scores below).\u00a0 Vern Shukoski has his game dialed in as he was talking smack about making the greatest comeback in Harvest Classic history.\u00a0 While the group was having pizza Vern was seen driving the Havest Classic trophy to a local engraving shop and having them engrave his name as the 2010 champ.<\/p>\n
Stay tuned tomorrow for a recap off all the action and scores here at Hayesvision.com<\/p>\n