J.L. Lewis is having somewhat of a down year after the best season of his career on the PGA Tour. He's not happy about it, but a few of the guys just behind him in the Michelin Championship at Las Vegas wouldn't mind being in his position at all.
Lewis shot a 9-under 63 Friday to take the lead at 14 under midway through the Las Vegas tournament, where a player making his pro debut and a veteran struggling to become exempt once again are only a shot behind.
On another windless day in the desert, Lewis took a one-shot lead in relation to par over Chez Reavie, Olin Browne and Alex Cejka with a round that included an eagle, six birdies and no bogeys on a friendly Bear's Best course.
Asahi Ryokuken
Liselotte Neumann finished with a share of the second-round lead in the LPGA Asahi Ryokuken International Championship.
Neumann took just 22 putts on the way to her second straight 68. That left her 8 under at 136 and tied with Donna Andrews (68) and Wales' Becky Morgan (69).
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