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LIV Golf Miami: Multiple eagles from distance on Day 2 at Doral

The stars are out in South Beach as LIV Golf makes its 2025 stateside debut with LIV Golf Miami at Trump National Doral. 

The three-day event runs Friday to Sunday, with all the action airing on FOX Sports. 

Follow along here for all the highlights, fun moments and more as the best golfers in the world compete for individual and team championship honors.

[MORE: 2025 LIV Golf Miami odds, predictions: Favorites, picks from the field ]

Here are the top moments from Day 2:

"The rule says play it as it lies"

The ball wasn't on Mr. Larson's foot. But it wasn't a much better lie for Phil Mickelson, who found his ball on the cart path. Then, Mickelson proceeded to hit a tremendous shot from the cart path to the green.

EAGLE ALERTS

There isn't a majestic bird on the premises, rather it's Bubba Watson chipping in an eagle shot thanks to a wild roll. And, later in the day, Thomas Pieters also made an eagle from distance.

Just taaap it in

Marc Leishman sunk a birdie putt from the other side of the green despite the whipping wind. 

Day 2 is underway!

Just like that, things were underway in Miami!

[MORE: Four key storylines for LIV Golf Miami: The stars are on display in South Beach ]

Patrick Reed out front to start

Reed finished Day 1 five-under par with a two-stroke lead.

Just pain … it was pain everywhere

Peter Uihelin, who finished the day tied for eighth place at 1-under par, almost chipped in his ball well away from the green on the 12th hole, but his shot fired off the flag pole. Of course, Uihelin was still set up for an easy putt.

670 is just a number

Getting on the green in two shots on a 670-yard par 5 is a challenge unless, of course, you're Bryson DeChambeau.

Patrick Reed cruising

Reed

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