Perth International Golf Tournament, day two updates Ross Fisher of England tees off on the 11th hole during day two of the Perth International at Lake Karrinyup Country Club on October 18, 2013 in Perth, Australia. Photo: Paul Kane England's Ross Fisher is the early clubhouse leader on the second day of the Perth International golf tournament after he carded a 5-under par 67 on Friday. But he has some of the big names on his heels, with defending champion Bo van Pelt and Dustin Johnson just one shot back after each completing the first half of their rounds. After producing an even par 72 in the opening round at the Lake Karrinyup Country Club on Thursday, Fisher made the most of Friday morning's perfect conditions. Starting on the back nine, he scored birdies at 11 and 12, then went to 3-under after he managed a four on the par-5 15th. After dropping a shot on the 18th, courtesy of a three-putt, he produced three more birdies on his way back to the clubhouse. His shot out of the bunker into the hole on the eighth was a highlight, which suited him fine as he struggles to come to terms with the fast greens. "You think early out, the greens are going to be, if anything a bit softer, but in hindsight, it was - they were actually - seemed firmer than yesterday, which was crazy" he said. So it was difficult how far the ball was flying, but managed to dial that in pretty quickly and made some early birdies on the back nine, my front nine. Just still getting used to the greens. Obviously, they are a lot quicker than myself and the Europeans are used to for sure; very undulating, very slopey and very, very quick. Ater leading earlier today, Clint Rice produced consecutive bogies at 16 and 17 to finish even for the day, and 4-under for the tournament. He was in a four-way tie for the lead at that score overnight, with James Nitties, Swede Peter Hedblom and Melbourne-based South Korean golfer Jin Jeong. Nitties birdied his first hole on Friday to go to 5-under par, but struggled on the back nine, dropping shots at 13, 16 and 18 to produce a 1-over 73 for the day. He is two shots behind Fsher. Jeong has also had a difficult start to his second round, dropping a shot on the first. Local Jason Scrivener equalled Fisher's low round of 67 today, after four birdies in his first seven holes. He is 2-under par after round 2, after an opening round of 75.