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IRVING, Texas -- While Ryan Palmer is doing everything his caddie tells him, Sergio Garcia is playing just fine without a practice round at the Byron Nelson Championship. Palmer and Garcia shared the second-round lead at 8-under 132 after a sun-soaked round Friday when the wind was gusting. Garcia posted his second consecutive 4-under 66, after withdrawing after five holes in a British Open qualifier and passing up a practice round at TPC Four Seasons because of an infected fingernail on his left hand. After a bogey at the 523-yard par-4 third hole when his approach flew over the green, Garcia birdied three of the next four holes and was bogey-free the rest of his round. Despite the windy conditions, he hit 11 of 14 fairways and 14 of 18 greens. "You would be happy with those stats on a day with not much wind," Garcia said. There also were some impressive shots along the way for Garcia. The 31-year-old Spaniard blasted out of a greenside bunker to seven feet to save par at No. 14, then had a 45-foot chip-in birdie at the 15th hole when he couldnt putt because of three sprinkler heads in the way. Walking into the stiff wind the rest of the way, he had pars on the last three holes. Palmer shot a 67. He had made the cut only once his seven previous appearances at the Nelson with nine consecutive rounds over par before this week when caddie James Edmondson is calling his shots. "Hes never played good here and we finally decided that I was going to take over and just lead the horse around the ranch," Edmondson said. With input from instructor Randy Smith, Edmondson is telling Palmer where to hit off the tee and what to do with his approach shots. The arrangement is working so far. Palmer opened with a 65 Thursday before what was maybe a more impressive round with only one bogey in difficult conditions. "I keep surprising myself how calm I am when its that way. ... This is a golf course that Ive struggled on so its nice to not to think about it, just get up and hit the shot, and if I dont hit the shots its on me," Palmer said. "So its nice to be free-swinging like that." Tim Petrovic (66) and Scott Piercy (69) were three strokees back at 5 under.dddddddddddd Nick Watney (68), Joe Ogilvie (70) and Chad Collins (69) followed at 4 under. Mike Weir of Brights Grove, Ont., missed the cut by a single stroke, despite firing a second-round 70. Matt McQuillan (73) of Kingston, Ont., David Hearn (74) of Brantford, Ont., Chris Baryla (77) and Stephen Ames (82), both of Calgary, also failed to make the cut. For the second year in a row, area amateur teenager Jordan Spieth made the cut at the Nelson. After his 2-under 68 Friday, he was in a group of six players at 3 under. Spieths high school graduation ceremony is Saturday afternoon. The ceremony for Dallas Jesuit Preps graduating class of 246 seniors starts at 4 p.m. Saturday, at an auditorium on the SMU campus about 32 kilometres from TPC Four Seasons. "Right after the round ... Im going to shoot over there as quickly as possible," Spieth said. "I dont know how long (graduation) usually lasts." First-round leader Jeff Overton followed his opening 64 with a 74 that including consecutive bogeys to end his round. Seventy-four players made the cut at 3 over. Right on that mark was defending champion Jason Day (71). Palmer had his only bogey at the 503-yard, par-4 15th hole when he missed the green with his approach and then two-putted from 17 feet. With the wind really starting to pick up he parred out, using a 5-wood for the second consecutive day at No. 18, where he had a 25-foot birdie attempt just slide by the cup. "I thought I was going to hit driver today and (Edmondson) pulls that 5-wood. What am I going to do, hit 5-wood? 5-wood?" Palmer said. "And he goes. Lets practice for the British Open. Hit the 5-wood hard, you can hit, and I did that. Hit a perfect 5-iron to the middle of the green." Garcia, the 2004 Nelson champion, hasnt won a tournament since 2008. "When Im feeling good, even in windy conditions like today, I feel like I can control the ball flight and I can hit some good, solid shots," Garcia said. "Its going to be tough out there. I just need to make sure that I stay positive and just try to trust myself as much as I can." cheap jerseys wholesale jerseys ' ' '