Masters 2015 Leaderboard: Friday Scores, Standings and Results

Jordan Spieth made a little bit of history on Friday at the Masters.

The 21-year-old turned in a bogey-free round of 66 to drop 14 under par for the tournament, which was good enough to tie him for the lowest 36-hole score in major history and break the Masters’ record previously set by Raymond Floyd in 1976.

Spieth enters the weekend the favorite to capture his first major and green jacket. His 15 birdies and just one bogey through 36 holes place him five shots clear of the field.

Tiger Woods remains on the edge of contention heading into the weekend after a three-under round left him two under par for the tournament.

The four-time winner at Augusta National is currently tied for 18th and could be in position for his best finish at a major since coming in sixth at the Open Championship in 2013, which seems like ages ago.

Charley Hoffman is Spieth’s closest competitor and would himself be a big story if not for the leader’s utter dominance.

Hoffman was one-shot better in his opening round than on Friday, but his 68 was enough to put him into the clubhouse at nine-under and five shots off the lead. A bogey on 18, where he had birdied the previous day, dropped him a shot at a crucial time.

Justin Rose, Paul Casey and Dustin Johnson are all tied in third at seven under par.

Johnson had one of the better, and odder, rounds on Friday, wrapping a double bogey and a bogey around three eagles for a five-under round.

Phil Mickelson is five-under and alone in sixth.

Rory McIlroy briefly flirted with missing the cut after a double bogey on nine left him three over par, but he played the back nine five under par to get back into the red and will head to moving day at two-under.

Notables to miss the cut include 2003 U.S. Open champion Jim Furyk, 2014 FedEx Cup champion Billy Horschel and 2014 U.S. Open champion Martin Kaymer.