Two-time Australian Open winner Aaron Baddeley will have the best of conditions when he chases leaders Peter Lonard and Jarrod Moseley in the second round of the Australian PGA Championship at Coolum.

Baddeley did exceptionally well to card a five under 67 on Thursday to be trailing Lonard and Moseley by two shots.

While the overnight leaders will be late starters, Baddeley will have the advantage of playing in the best conditions in the morning.

American star John Daly needs a super round to move through the field from 100th position to make the weekend cut after an opening round of 76.

Greg Norman will also be looking to move through the field after a scratchy opening round of 72.

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• Lonard joins elite with golf trifecta
• Lonard joins the greats
• Baddeley out to master his emotions
• Lonard can win a major: Newton
• Storm suspends PGA play at Coolum
• Moseley, Lonard joint PGA winners
• Summer of controversy in golf continues
• Baddeley claims second US PGA Tour title
• Hot field ready to fight for Open crown
• Aussies' bid to make British Open
• Allenby a master of the playoff
• Poor weather forecast to threaten Open
• Lonard looking to be a Master
• O'Hern pulls off spectacular PGA win
• Lonard delivers again at Australian PGA
• Aussies tee up for British Open places
• Lonard crowned King of Coolum golf
• Baddeley continues PGA surge
• Lonard stays out of trouble in Augusta
• Badds sends out form warning
• Lonard, Monty on top at the Heineken
• Lonard poised four shots off pace
• Lonard starts Masters defence in style
• Masters boost for Baddeley
• Beem lights up Aussie Open field
• Daly fuming after dramatic PGA exit
• Greg Norman still comes out swinging
• Lonard tees from big to small
• Norman to play Australian Open

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