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Watch Rory McIlroy’s top five shots as the Northern Irishman continued his blistering form on the second day of the 2014 Open Championship.

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Rory McIlroy shoots a second successive round of 66 to take a strong lead into the weekend at Hoylake.

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A pheasant interrupts Rory McIlroy’s putt on the eighth hole of his second round at the Open Championship.

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Italy’s Edoardo Molinari chips in for a birdie on the 14th hole at Hoylake, as a pack of players keep up the pressure on overnight leader Rory McIlroy on Friday afternoon.

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South African George Coetzee finishes the day at Royal Liverpool with a solid round of 69 just one stroke behind overnight leader Rory McIlroy.

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George Coetzee celebrated his 28th birthday with a thrilling display in tough conditions on day two of The 143rd Open Championship to close to within one shot of Rory McIlroy’s overnight lead.

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Friday at the British Open, Rory McIlroy will try to improve his second-round record as he starts the day at Royal Liverpool with a one-shot lead — with Tiger Woods and Adam Scott lurking.

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In the first round of the British Open at Royal Liverpool, Adam Scott told himself, “we don’t want him running away,” as he shot 68 to keep close to leader Rory McIlroy.

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HOYLAKE, England – In increasingly difficult conditions Adam Scott carded the afternoon’s best round on Thursday at Hoylake, a 4-under 68 that put him in a large group tied for third place.

After finishing in the top 3 the last two years at the Open Championship, the Australian knows the importance of keeping the lead within reach and thanks to a flawless front nine (31) he will begin Friday’s second round just two shots behind frontrunner Rory McIlroy.

“The weather is going to be the thing that will separate the field, we’re pretty bunched up right now,” said Scott, who eagled the fifth and survived a wayward 18^th hole. “I don’t want (McIlroy) running away with it. We’ve seen him do it. He wins majors by eight (shots).”

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Scott said the focus this year has been on peaking for the Open and that his play the last two years has given him confidence he can claim the claret jug despite being on what seems to be the more difficult side of the draw.

“It was definitely tougher out there this afternoon. The wind kicked up quite a bit,” he said.

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