Johnson Wagner followed his opening 67 at the RBC Heritage with an even-par 37-34=71 in his second round to reach the halfway point in 4-under 138.
He lost the handle on his greenside magic. Wagner landed only 10 greens in regulation today but squared four bogeys or erase four birdies. This is in direct contrast to Thursday's perfect scrambling after missing seven GIR. His loop around Harbour Town in the second wasn't without its highlights, however. Wagned opened with a chip-in from 12 yards off the green at the par-4 first hole. He also rolled in a conventional birdie from 11'3" at 12. At the time he signed his scorecard, he held very early possession of the 36-hole clubhouse lead, but it won't last long.

Johnson Wagner spun a bogey-free, 4-under-par 32-35=67 in his opening round of the RBC Heritage, finishing two strokes off the clubhouse lead.
Since a T13 at the season-opening, 30-man tilt at Kapalua, Wagner is 4-for-9 with zero top 25s. He was on today, however, going 7-for-7 in scrambling and rolling in four birdies. His longest measured just 10'1" at the 15th hole. Today's score is his lowest in eight competitive rounds at Harbour Town.

Johnson Wagner limps into the Arnold Palmer Invitational with his only top-35 finish to date coming at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions.
His last three starts at Bay Hill went T30, T30, culminating with a T4 last season. Unfortunately the state of his game does not trend towards his most recent finish at Arnie's place. If he could grab his first top 25 since January, it could at least serve as a slump buster.

Johnson Wagner has failed to get off to the solid start he enjoyed in 2012, but hopes to turn that around at the Northern Trust Open.
Wagner has made two cuts in five events, but his only top 25 came at the limited field Hyundai Tournament of Champions. He's seen the weekend twice in five tries at Riviera CC, both times sneaking inside the top 25. The most recent was a T24 last season.

Johnson Wagner opened his title defense of the Sony Open in Hawaii with a 1-over-par 36-35=71.
He hit only 10 greens in regulation and all three of his birdies disappeared from beyond 11 feet, the longest of which measuring 20'2" at the 10th hole, his first of the round. However, he'd erased them with four bogeys, including a 13'5" conversion at the par-4 15th. Last year, Wagner led the field in par-5 performance at bogey-free 9-under, but he parred both of the three-shotters today.