Intro:

Lee Tae-hee holds a two shot lead after the second round of the SK Telecom Open in Incheon, Korea.

Script:

With the scenic setting of Incheon, Korea, as the backdrop, the players back took to the course for the second round of the SK Telecom Open.

Local hero K.J. Choi got back in the mix after a disappointing 73 on Thursday.

His bogey free second round saw Choi card a 5-under 67, to head into the weekend tied for 14th.

Defending champion Matthew Griffin was also on form on Friday - five birdies for the Australian helping him to a round of 70.

Overnight leader Kim Seung-hyuk had a difficult day though - his 2-over 74, which included two birdies and four bogeys, leaves him in a tie for fourth.

Former champion Park Sang-hyun looked in good touch - six welcome birdies on the way to a five under 67 for Hyun.

The name at the top of the leaderboard might have changed, but the leader remains a Korean.

Lee Tae-hee, second after the first round, moved into the ascendancy courtesy of a 68.

So, it's Lee who leads by two strokes with a two-round 136 going into the weekend.