A look at the numbers of Brian Harman, who leads the Travelers Championship after two rounds of play. The 31-year old Georgian followed up a opening-round 64 with a second-round 66 to move to the top of the leaderboard at 10-under par.

Along with Harman’s top-line statistics and performance on the different sets of holes, we look at his performance through TPC River Highlands’ “Golden Triangle” stretch (Nos. 15-17).

PRO-FILE
Nationality: American
Height: 5′ 7″
Weight: 155 lb
Birthdate: January 19, 1987 (age 31)
Native: Savannah, Georgia
Residence: Sea Island, Georgia
College: University of Georgia
Hat Sponsor: MegaCorp
Equipment: Titleist
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TOP 5
1. Brian Harman -10 (64-66)
2. Matt Jones -9 (65-66)
2. Russell Henley -9 (66-65)
2. Zach Johnson -9 (63-68)
5. Bryson DeChambeau -8 (66-66)
5. Paul Casey -8 (65-67)
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PGA TOUR CAREER
Wins: 2
Majors: 0
Money: $14,066,094
Best Season: 2017 (1 Win, 7 Top 10s, $4.4m, 25th FedEx)
Best Masters: T44 (2018)
Best U.S. Open: T2 (2017)
Best British Open: T26 (2014)
Best PGA Championship: T13 (2017)
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2018 SEASON
Starts: 17
Wins: 0
Top 5s: 0
Top 10s: 7 (T5, 8, T4, T3, 3, T4, T5, T9)
Top 20s: 2 (T20, T14)
Missed-Cuts: 2
Majors: Masters (T44), U.S. Open (T36)
Money: $2,350,930 (28th)
FedExCup: 951 (25th)
OWGR (Start 2018/Current): 28th/28th (E)
Scoring Avg: 70.313 (31st)
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TOURNAMENT STATS
Position/Score: 1, -10 (64-66)
Driving: 292.5 yards (98th)
Fairways: 18/28, 64.3% (84th)
Greens: 24/36, 66.7% (98th)
Putting: 37 putts, 1.542 (1st)
Par 3s: -1 (1 Birdie, 7 Par)
Par 4s: -5 (9 Birdies, 11 Pars, 4 Bogeys)
Par 5s: -4 (1 Eagle, 2 Birdies, 1 Par)
Total Scoring: 1 Eagle, 11 Birdies, 19 Pars, 4 Bogeys
Golden Triangle: E (2 Birdies, 2 Pars, 2 Bogeys)
Key Stretch (Rd 2): Nos. 4-7 (Birdie-Par-Birdie-Birdie)
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WHAT A WIN WOULD MEAN…
It would be Harman’s third career win, giving him two-straight seasons with a victory – a career first.

In terms of world rankings, a win at the Travelers is worth 58 points so it would move Harman inside the top 20.

The cash payout here is $1.2m, so Harman would move from 28th ($2.35m) on the money list to inside the top 15 ($3.5m).

Finally, a victory would also move him into the conversation for the U.S. Ryder Cup team.
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QUOTABLE
“Yeah, the putter has been kind of my strong suit these last couple years. Just really let me down last week. I hit the ball well enough to contend last week, I thought, just putted terrible. It’s nice to get a few to roll in today,” Brian Harman