The second round of the Aon Benfield Fecchio Cup is in the books and all divisions are still wide open.

The Championship Division has the biggest gap between first and second place, with Kenny Leseur jumping out to a five shot lead following his second round of 80.

Leseur is 27-over-par for the two days, with Dakota Lamb second after his 15-over 86 yesterday.

Both players will be thinking about what might have been, with each of them taking a triple bogey and multiple double bogeys.

Samson Douglas is a further 18 shots back, although he improved on his opening round score, shooting 95 yesterday at Port Royal Golf Course.

In the Red Tee Division, which is played over 12 holes, Joe Watson and Alex Withers-Clarke remain tied, and Ryan Clements is one back heading into the final rounds after all three players fired rounds of 65.

Marcos Furr was the low round of the day, and his 63 saw him leapfrog Kian Mooney, who shot a 66, into fourth place, eight shots behind the leaders.

In the Novice Division, Eliza Withers-Clarke fired the low round of the tournament so far with a round of 38 over six holes.

Finn Watson shot a respectable round of 40 to take the division lead by one shot over Eliza Withers-Clarke.

Callum Pearce, the first round leader, dropped to third after a round of 51, which was matched by Finn Moseley.

•Dwayne Pearman is no stranger to winning golf tournaments, but he got to do something for the first time on Monday when he won the Bermuda PGA Pro-Am alongside his son, Dwayne Pearman Jr.

The father and son duo teamed up to shoot a six-under-par 48 at the Bacardi sponsored event at Turtle Hill Golf Club.

The series, which will run every Monday in the New Year, is seen as the perfect way to warm up for the Bacardi National Par 3 Championships next month, and the Grey Goose World Par 3 Championships in March.