Trace Crowe held a one-shot lead with two holes left in his second round when play was suspended at the Austin Championship on Friday in Texas.

Crowe, the first-round leader thanks to a career-low 62, was 3 under Friday evening to get to 13 under for the tournament. He had hit his tee shot at the par-3 17th hole at the Fazio Canyons Course at Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa when play was suspended.

Crowe was one of 16 players still on the course when tour officials halted play. They'll have to complete their rounds Saturday morning before the action proceeds with the third round.

The 30-year-old Crowe, who is seeking his maiden PGA Tour win, is one shot ahead of Taiwan's Kevin Yu, who posted his second straight round of 66.

Tied for third are Brian Harman (66) and Norway's Kristoffer Ventura (67) at 11 under. Jordan Smith of England (67), Erik van Rooyen of South Africa (70) and Sami Valimaki of Finland (66) were knotted at 10 under along with Neal Shipley, who was 6 under for his round with two holes to finish.

The inaugural Austin Championship is the penultimate event of the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup Fall series. Players in the top 100 of the points race at the end of the fall retain full-time tour status, and Nos. 101-125 get conditional status for 2027.

The projected cut line was 4 under and could still move. The top 65 players and ties after 36 holes advance.