After 45 players toured the 7,435-yard layout at par or better in the first round, day two turned into a workman&rsquo;s effort of trying to hold onto position, with Spain&rsquo;s Sergio Garcia falling out of his share of the overnight lead. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/apr/Sergio-Garcia.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 485px;" /> Sergio Garcia Australia&rsquo;s Marc Leishman, the other first-round co-leader after an opening six-under par 66, prepared for an early afternoon start while rivals struggled with the conditions. Garcia took bogeys at the par-4 third and par-3 fourth to stumble back beneath overcast skies.American Matt Kuchar moved into second place after an opening 68 and a birdie at the par-5 second yesterday. Trevor Immelman, the 2008 Masters champion from South Africa, joined Garcia in a share of third place at four-under. World No 1 Woods, a 14-time major winner seeking his first major title since the 2008 US Open and first Masters triumph since 2005, opened with a 70, the same score that has launched three of his four Masters triumphs. China&rsquo;s 14-year-old schoolboy sensation, Guan Tianlang, opened with a 73 to stand as the low amateur and the only one with a solid chance to make the cut. Bogeys at the par-3 fourth and par-4 seventh yesterday dropped Guan to three-over for the tournament. A new expanded cut adopted this year will see the top 50 and level plus anyone else within 10 strokes of the lead reach the weekend.

Rain and difficult pin placements at famed Augusta National kept leaders from making an early charge in yesterday's second round of the 77th Masters while Tiger Woods waited for a late tee time.

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