By Matt Smith 

4.50pm
And — finally — that is a wrap. Reed and Pettit hit trouble on 18 holding things up a little, but a sensational eagle, birdie finish will allow Uilhein to take a one-stroke lead over his Smash captain Koepka into Sunday’s final round.

4.15pm
Brooks gets back to 10-under with a birdie on the par-3 16th. Two to go today! Meanwhile Matthew Wolff has snuck up on the inside and sits tied-fourth on seven-under along with Casey, Reed and Schwartzel.

4pm
No prizes for guessing who are locked at the top. Both Brooks and Peter steady the ships after those doubles and they are one ahead of Sergiio Garcia.

3.30pm
A twist at the top as Peter takes a double in 13 after finding the water and Brooks follows suit with a double of his own on the same hole after getting into trouble in the scrub. Koepka now leads by one on nine-under from Uihlein, Reed and Sergio.

3.05pm
Bit of sad news after my earlier post (12.15pm) as Kevin Na withdraws after nine holes.

2.50pm
Brooks nips back ahead with eight to play. Now up to 11-under.

2.30pm
Ding-dong yet again as Brooks goes to 10-under and momentarily has the outright lead, but Uihlein bounces straight back. The pair have a three-stroke lead on 10-under.

2.10pm
Peter and Brooks still locked on nine-under, two ahead of Jaco, Schwartzel, Pat Reed and Sergio!  Smash leading by six in the team event!

1.55pm
Niemann is on the move

1.20pm
Peter and Brooks may be Smash teammates, but they are having a little ding-dong battle for the outright lead — trading blows back and forward, but they cannot be separated as yet on nine-under, two ahead of Turk Pettit.

12.45pm
Peter Uihlein goes birdie-birdie to start to get within one of leader Brooks Koepka at seven-under. But hold the bus, Brooks responds almost instantly with a birdie of his own to get to nine-under.

12.15pm
And off we go again! Keven Na gets some fireworks.

12.05pm
The players set off on their carts to the respective holes to tee off Day 2.

 

11.56am
The players are done on the range and off to the carts for the shotgun start.

Hello!
Welcome to Day 2 of Golf Digest Middle East’s coverage from Saudi Arabia for the LIV Golf Invitational Individual Championship finale at Royal Greens in Jeddah.

A full field is ready to battle for the $25 million purse, while also looking to consolidate seeding for the Team Championship in Miami at the end of the month, with Brooks Koepka setting the pace on Day 1.

We shall keep you up to date with proceedings right here, and you can watch live here.

The field is set ahead of the 12.15pm local time shotgun start.

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