The Open 2010: The best images from day two

Looks like another wet and windy start at St Andrews. Typical eh? Brollies and cagoules at the ready, then ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins

... oh, and membership cards too. Wouldn't want to forget that Photograph: David Levene

These punters are keen to put a few quid on today's action Photograph: David Levene

This guy wouldn't be a bad bet. Louis Oosthuizen, who began his round at 6.41am this morning, carded 65 yesterday to put him second on the leaderboard. He'll be keen to build on that today Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Angel Cabrera shot one over yesterday and he's carried that poor form through to today, starting with a bogey five Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Lee Westwood recorded five straight birdies yesterday, starting at the fifth. But another birdie at the fifth today proved a false dawn as he parred the following four holes. Here he is at the 13th, getting yet another par Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Not quite the positioning Francesco Molinari was hoping for at the back of the 17th green Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Plenty to enjoy for the spectators Photograph: David Levene

Not sure why this guy has brought his dog. Presumably the dog likes golf? Photograph: David Levene

A quick dash from one side of the course to the other. Chop chop Photograph: David Levene

Oosthuizen lines up a putt on the 14th green. It's worth the effort as he makes a birdie, just like yesterday Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Rough seas pelt the Scottish coastline Photograph: David Levene

Our man David Levene has just popped into the centre of St Andrews to see what's happening down there. Looks like the place is golf crazy Photograph: David Levene

Playfair terrace. A lovely touch Photograph: David Levene

Links Crescent. Even better ... what next? Photograph: David Levene

Eh? She's not playing at St Andrews today, surely Photograph: David Levene

A bit of patriotism from the Americans in town Photograph: David Levene

That's a mighty fine telescope. Probably best to read the instructions before fiddling with it Photograph: David Levene

Back at the course now and here's a nice view over the 17th from the West Deck of the Old Course Hotel Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Y.E. Yang of South Korea tees off at the 14th Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Casey, again, on the 15th. Five birdies in his outward nine today were ruined soon after this picture was taken when he made a triple bogey on the 17th Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Always keep your wits about you this course, even when the pros are playing Photograph: Tom Jenkins

The caddy for Peter Hanson reaches for the 17th flag Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Katsumasa Miyamoto of Japan marks his orange ball on the 17th green. Apparently the dye used to colour the ball helps it spin more on the greens Photograph: Tom Jenkins

So much that it's spun right off into a bunch of cardboard boxes, by the look of it. No, only messing. Miyamoto has walloped his 18th tee shot way off course. That's rubbish - literally Photograph: David Levene

Conditions haven't been easy today and the suspension of play early in the afternoon was inevitable. High winds have been blowing the balls around on the greens. It's like billiards out there Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Fortunately the suspension doesn't last and play resumes Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Adam Scott doesn't look too happy with his chip to the 12th green Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Oosthuizen's motoring - he's carded five under today, 12 under in total after 36 holes Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Peter Hanson of Sweden chips to the 16th green Photograph: Tom Jenkins

A bit of binocular action, here. Could be that someone good is in the distance ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Maybe he's checking out this guy's binoculars Photograph: David Levene

Tiger Woods, now, walking down the first fairway flanked by Camilo Villegas and Justin Rose Photograph: David Levene

Bad start for him - successive bogeys in the opening two holes Photograph: David Levene

Cheer up Tiger. 16 more to go Photograph: David Levene