Friday's second round at the Charles Schwab Challenge produced much better scoring as winds laid down and the greens seemed a bit more receptive, allowing players to attack more pins and create more birdie opportunities.

On No. 10 the 2016 Charles Schwab Challenge champion sank a 28-foot birdie putt to cross over to safety. Then bogeys at No. 13 and 15 had Spieth in need of a birdie on the closing holes. He got it at No. 17, nestling his approach 6 feet from the cup and sinking the putt for a 71 to go to even-par for 36 holes.

The Charles Schwab Challenge rolls into Saturday at Colonial Country Club for Round 3 of the PGA Tour's event in Ft. Worth, Texas. Here's a look at tee times and groupings (click here for how to watch