Sport: Tom Jenkins's best photos from day two of the Open

Police horses patrol the beach and across the water are the mountains of Arran Photograph: Tom Jenkins

A scoreboard carrier has also been busy collecting autographs on his hat Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Fredrik Jacobson of Sweden plays a shot on the ninth fairway, watched by James Kingston of South Africa Photograph: Tom Jenkins

It's no wonder Ian Poulter looks dejected as, after starting the day five over par, he went round in 79 to finish 14 over par and miss the cut Photograph: Tom Jenkins

John Daly holds a cigarette as he waits to tee off on the ninth Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Jim Furyk reacts after just missing a birdie on fourth green ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins

... and it doesn't get any better on the next hole as fluffs his chip onto the green and puts it into a bunker Photograph: Tom Jenkins

An Irish fan with a ball given to him by Padraig Harrington on the fifth hole Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Mark Calcavecchia tees off the ninth and went round in 69 which puts him in third place on four under par Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Miguel Angel Jiménez waits to putt on the 14th. It was a bad day for the overnight leader as he finished the day three under par and in joint fourth after going round in 73 Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Fans shelter from the heavy rain which hit the course in the afternoon Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Jim Furyk drives on the seventh Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Last year's winner Padraig Harrington hacks from rough near the fairway on the fifth Photograph: Tom Jenkins

The crowd look to see where Rory McIllroy's tee shot on the 15th will land Photograph: Tom Jenkins

McIlroy he walks to the 15th green. He finished the day on 74 which is three over par Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Stephan Gross, an amateur from Germany, plays from the bunker just short of the sixth green but finished the day nine over par and missed the cut Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Brenda Calcavecchia caddying for her husband Mark Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Tom Watson holes this putt on the 18th green for a birdie and joint lead ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins

... before doing a celebratory jig ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins

.. and then acknowledging the crowd's applause Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Still in a celebratory mood following his monster putt, the veteran Watson winks to his young playing partner Massimo Manassero Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Tiger Woods chips onto the final green but fails to hole it which would have given him a birdie Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Tiger stands on the 18th green before playing his final putt of the round, contemplating whether this will be good enough Photograph: Tom Jenkins

He holes his final putt to give him a score of 74 for the round which makes him five over par but his dejected look suggests that won't be good enough Photograph: Tom Jenkins