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Justin Rose will carry a four-stroke lead into the weekend at the Farmers Insurance Open after posting a stellar 7-under-par 65 on Friday in San Diego.

After opening with a 62 on Torrey Pines' North Course, Rose recorded the round of the day at the more challenging South Course with an eagle, six birdies and just one bogey. That pumped the Englishman up to 17-under 127 for the week.

Irishman Seamus Power is alone in second at 13 under; after shooting the only 65 at the South Course on Thursday, he settled for a 66 at the North Course in the second round.

Joel Dahmen (63, North Course) and Max McGreevy (67, North Course) are tied for third at 11 under, and Si Woo Kim of South Korea (66, North Course) rounds out the top five at 10 under.

Everyone in the field played one round at each course, and those who made Friday's 36-hole cut will spend the weekend on the South Course.

Brooks Koepka made the cut on the number at 3 under par in his first tournament back on the PGA Tour following nearly four years with LIV Golf. Koepka, like many, struggled on the South Course on Thursday but hit his stride with a 4-under 68 on the North Course, which featured an eagle putt at the par-5 17th.

Not everyone was as fortunate. Xander Schauffele's consecutive cuts streak of 72 -- the longest active on tour -- came to an end as he finished 2 under for the week. He only managed a 69 at the North Course and missed a birdie putt to qualify on the number on his final hole, the par-5 ninth.

Other big names who won't see the weekend include Patrick Cantlay (2 under), Gary Woodland (1 under), Will Zalatoris (1 under), J.J. Spaun (even), Max Homa (1 over) and Sweden's Ludvig Aberg (6 over). Max Greyserman, who began the day one shot off the lead, followed Thursday's 64 with a disastrous 78 at the South Course to miss the cut by a shot.

--Field Level Media