Tiger Woods holes out for incredible eagle at Memorial Tournament

Tiger Woods was already charging in round two of the Memorial Tournament when he sent the crowd into a frenzy with a hole-out eagle at the par-5 11th hole.

Woods was 95 yards out on his third shot and the ball landed just long of the flag before spinning back into the cup.

The eagle got Woods to 5 under for the week, and he's suddenly in contention and just four shots off the lead at T-18 with plenty of golf left.

Woods followed that up by hitting the flag with his tee shot at the par-3 12th, so he's looking pretty locked in right now.

The early call.

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Jason Day found himself in a foreign place on his home course at the Memorial — atop the leaderboard.

Day birdied three of his last five holes for another 4-under 68, leaving him tied for the early 36-hole lead.

Day was at 8-under 136, along Hideki Matsuyama (71), Wesley Bryan (68) and J.B. Holmes (66).

Day is a member at Muirfield Village, though that hasn't translated well. His best finish is a tie for 15th in his nine previous appearances, and the Australian has never been closer than five shots going into the weekend.

The group at 6-under 138 included Dustin Johnson, who has played the par 5s in just 1 under for two rounds. Jordan Spieth bogeyed his last two holes and was certain to miss the cut.