As relative unknowns climbed the leaderboard, most of the big names failed to make the cut at the Honda Classic.

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Top-ranked Lorena Ochoa increased her lead to seven strokes Friday in the HSBC Women's Champions, shooting a 7-under 65 at Tanah Merah in her second tournament round of the year. "It was great from my driver to the putting. I kept hitting my second shots really close and gave myself a lot of birdie chances, so I was very consistent," Ochoa said.

India's Shiv Kapur fired a 7-under 65 Friday to take a share of the lead with Unho Park of Australia after two rounds of the Johnnie Walker Classic. Kapur had an eagle and five birdies to join Park at 10-under 134. Park shot a 66 Friday at the DLF Golf and Country Club that featured eight birdies and two bogies.

World No. 1 Lorena Ochoa fired a near flawless 7-under 65 on Friday to increase her lead in the HSBC Women's Champions tournament to seven strokes after two rounds. "It was great from my driver to the putting. I kept hitting my second shots really close and gave myself a lot of birdie chances, so I was very consistent," Ochoa said.

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Watch Cybergolf TV's Matt Biondi as he talks a change in Arnold Palmer's tournament, Shark tales, Honda's return to glory, and PGA players compare coasts.

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Luke Donald's opening round in the Honda Classic was far from perfect. He missed five greens and seven fairways, including five straight on the back nine. And conditions at windy, cool PGA National were hardly optimal for scoring. Yet somehow, Donald found a way to post the Honda's best score in three years.

Luke Donald fired a first-round 64 on Thursday to take a one-stroke lead over Brian Davis at the Honda Classic.