Pennson Badgett, from North Carolina, is tied with Woods in second place. He shot 67. Esterline’s 66 consisted of five birdies and no bogeys. The Kansan is 19 under par. Thirty-three boys made the second cut and will play the final round Friday for the title.

Woods, a rising junior at the Benjamin School and son of legendary golfer Tiger Woods, shot 66 (6-under) in the second round on July 30.

Charlie Woods and Tyler Mawhinney, playing in the same group, turned the second round of the Junior PGA into their own little birdie-fest in West Lafayette, Ind.