Bermudian golfer Dylan Muso bounced back in the second round of the West Pines Collegiate in Douglasville, Georgia, trimming four strokes off his opening score as the tournament reached its halfway point.

Competing for McDaniel College at West Pines Golf Club, Muso carded a one-over-par 72 on day two, a notable improvement on his first-round 76. The performance moved him to a six-over-par total of 148 for the 36 holes, leaving him tied for 65th position in the collegiate field.

The event draws university golfers from across the United States, and Muso's ability to adjust to the course after a challenging opening day will be seen as an encouraging sign for the young Bermudian as he continues his collegiate career. His second round featured steadier play throughout, allowing him to gain ground on the leaderboard ahead of the final round.

Muso has been among a growing group of Bermudian athletes pursuing golf at the collegiate level in the United States, gaining valuable experience against strong competition. He will look to carry his second-round momentum into the closing round as he aims to finish the tournament on a positive note.

The West Pines Collegiate concludes with the final 18 holes at the Douglasville venue, where Muso will have the opportunity to further improve his standing in the field.