Tiger Woods moves into lead but Graeme McDowell stays in touch 13: T Woods (US) 11: G McDowell (NI) 10: P Mickelson (US), S Stricker (US) 9: B Watson (US), F Jacobson (Swe) Selected others: -6 S Garcia (Spa), I Poulter (Eng) -5 S Jamieson (Sco) -4 J Rose (Eng) -3 D Lynn (Eng), -2 L Westwood (Eng), A Scott (Aus), R McIlroy (NI), E Els (RSA) Tiger Woods moved into a two-shot lead over Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell after the second round of the World Golf Championships event at Doral. The American holed his 17th birdie of the week - a career best over two rounds - to card a round of 65. McDowell finished on a neat 67 to head into the weekend as Woods's closest rival while his compatriot Rory McIlroy is 11 shots off the lead. "It looks like Tiger has got the eye in round here," commented McDowell. I saw Phil (Mickelson) on the board and the possibility of the dream pairing of Phil and Tiger tomorrow, and I said to my caddie, 'Let's try and spoil that party'. If I can be hanging around come Sunday afternoon on the back nine and give myself a chance, that would be nice. Mickelson and fellow American Steve Stricker remain in the hunt on 10 under while reigning US Masters champion Bubba Watson and Swede Freddie Jacobson are a single shot further back. England's Ian Poulter was nestled among a pack on six under on the Blue Monster course with Justin Rose two strokes behind. It was another mixed day for McIlroy as the world number one mixed six birdies with three bogeys. The round of 69 was his best of a testing season so far.