Olympics Golf Day Two Gallery

Olympics Golf day two pictures from Rio as Marcus Fraser maintained his lead whilst Henrik Stenson and Justin Rose remain within touching distance

Olympics Golf Day Two Gallery

Olympics Golf round three tee times

The best pictures from day two of the Olympics Golf tournament.

Justin Rose stays in medal contention in Olympics second round.

Olympics Golf Day Two

The rain came in on day two.

Olympics Golf Day Two

Justin Rose began the day at -4.

Olympics Golf Day Two

Sergio Garcia and his caddie Glen Murray on the third.

Olympics Golf Day Two

The Open Champion began the day three back of Marcus Fraser's lead.

Olympics Golf Day Two

The Aussie shot an opening round of 63 (-8) and had a solid Friday.

Olympics Golf Day Two

Danny Lee shot the lowest score of the day with a 65 (-6).

Olympics Golf Day Two

The Masters champion.

Olympics Golf Day Two

Rose is four back at -6 after a solid round of 69 (-2).

Olympics Golf Day Two

World number six Bubba Watson is -2 after 36 holes after a round of 67 (-4)

Olympics Golf Day Two

Sweden's female Olympians Pernilla Lindberg and Anna Nordqvist supporting their compatriot Henrik Stenson.

Olympics Golf Day Two

Seamus Powers hits his tee shot on the 16th hole where he went on to make an eagle in a fantastic 67 (-4).

Olympics Golf Day Two

Willett shot 70 to get to -1 for the tournament and is T22nd with two rounds to go.

Olympics Golf Day Two

Belgian Thomas Pieters is in second place at -9, one shot behind Marcus Fraser after a 66 (-5).

Olympics Golf Day Two

Home favourite Adilson da Silva +(1) throwing a ball into the crowd.

Olympics Golf Day Two

Harrington in the sand at the last.

Olympics Golf Day Two

A happy Cabrera Bello is in T6th at -5.

Olympics Golf Day Two

Alex Cejka of Germany (-4) lines up a putt.

Olympics Golf Day Two

Stenson wows the crowd.

Olympics Golf Day Two

Stenson got to -8 to lie two behind Marcus Fraser.

Olympics Golf Day Two

Marcus Fraser salutes the crowd on the last after shooting a 69 (-2) to lead by one at -10. Will he do it?