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  Hideki Matsuyama shoots course record 63, takes 36-hole lead
  Hideki Matsuyama ($8,200) wasn't impressed by the course records that were tied yesterday so he came out and shot 63 today. That cleared that Medinah record but, more importantly, gave Matsuyama the solo 36-hole lead. He moved up the leaderboard 24 spots on Friday. Hitting 83% of greens in regulation and gaining over five strokes on the greens will help you do things like that. He'll tee off with the final group tomorrow with Patrick Cantlay ($9,800).
  BMW leaderboard sees some major moves
  These no-cut events with the best golfers in the world always feature big swings on the leaderboard and today was no exception. There were eight separate golfers that made moves of at least 20 spots up the leaderboard. They were highlighted by Hideki Matsuyama ($8,200), who took the lead, and Joaquin Niemann ($7,300), who went from dead last to a tie for 25th thanks to his 65 on Friday.