<p>A 10th tee starter, Jeev’s two birdies against an equal number of bogeys took his overall total to two-under 138.<br /><br />Atwal was a stroke adrift at tied 68th after bartering two birdies for two bogeys.<br />Off to a subdued start, Jeev stumbled to his first bogey on the 16th to make the turn at one-over. But his return journey turned out to be slightly better as he fetched birdies on the second and sixth holes before closing it off rather disappointingly with a bogey on the ninth.<br /><br />On top of the leaderboard, American Dean Wilson (65) and South Africa Tim Clark (64) shared the lead at 10-under 130. <br /><br />Chowrasia makes cut <br /><br />Indian golfers SSP Chowrasia and Shiv Kapur turned in over-par cards of 73 and 75 respectively but still managed to make the cut for weekend action after the second round of the Nordea Scandinavian Masters golf tournament in Stockholm.<br /><br />While Chowrasia was tied 38th with a total of even-par 144, Kapur is a couple of strokes behind his compatriot at tied 66th. It was a topsy-turvy day for Chowrasia, who sunk in five birdies but ended up negating them with six bogeys. One-under at the turn after sandwiching a bogey in between his two birdies, Chowrasia played out a roller-coaster back nine.<br /><br />There were birdies on the 11th and 15th but bogeys on the 10th, 13th, 14th and 17th denied him an under-par card for the scond round. Kapur was even more off-colour as he managed just two birdies against five bogeys.<br /><br />Off the blocks with a birdie on the first hole, Kapur let it slip thereafter and bogeys on the fourth, seventh and eighth had him two-over at the turn. Top of the table, Korean KJ Choi (67) grabbed the lead with a total of nine-under 135. Richard S Johnson (66) occupied the second spot a shot behind.</p>
<p>A 10th tee starter, Jeev’s two birdies against an equal number of bogeys took his overall total to two-under 138.<br /><br />Atwal was a stroke adrift at tied 68th after bartering two birdies for two bogeys.<br />Off to a subdued start, Jeev stumbled to his first bogey on the 16th to make the turn at one-over. But his return journey turned out to be slightly better as he fetched birdies on the second and sixth holes before closing it off rather disappointingly with a bogey on the ninth.<br /><br />On top of the leaderboard, American Dean Wilson (65) and South Africa Tim Clark (64) shared the lead at 10-under 130. <br /><br />Chowrasia makes cut <br /><br />Indian golfers SSP Chowrasia and Shiv Kapur turned in over-par cards of 73 and 75 respectively but still managed to make the cut for weekend action after the second round of the Nordea Scandinavian Masters golf tournament in Stockholm.<br /><br />While Chowrasia was tied 38th with a total of even-par 144, Kapur is a couple of strokes behind his compatriot at tied 66th. It was a topsy-turvy day for Chowrasia, who sunk in five birdies but ended up negating them with six bogeys. One-under at the turn after sandwiching a bogey in between his two birdies, Chowrasia played out a roller-coaster back nine.<br /><br />There were birdies on the 11th and 15th but bogeys on the 10th, 13th, 14th and 17th denied him an under-par card for the scond round. Kapur was even more off-colour as he managed just two birdies against five bogeys.<br /><br />Off the blocks with a birdie on the first hole, Kapur let it slip thereafter and bogeys on the fourth, seventh and eighth had him two-over at the turn. Top of the table, Korean KJ Choi (67) grabbed the lead with a total of nine-under 135. Richard S Johnson (66) occupied the second spot a shot behind.</p>