Waterford's Seamus Power will be around for the weekend at the Wyndham Championship as he completed his rain-delayed second round on Saturday morning.
American Cameron Young had reached 14-under after 15 holes when lightning forced the players in, with Power 11 shots back in a tie for 65th after 11 holes.
From there, Power added two birdies and a bogey to move to four-under for the tournament and safely through to the third round, a shot inside the cut-line.
The 38-year-old needs a win to make the last 70 and the opening event of the post-season, the FedEx St Jude Championship, but that appears a near impossible feat at this stage.
Young also improved his score on his early morning resumption, a birdie at the 16th moving to him to 15-under par after a scintillating round of 62.
That's three strokes clear of American pair Mac Meissner and overnight leader Joel Dahmen, as well as South Korea's Sungjae Im.
Defending champion Aaron Rai was within a shot of the lead when the weather interrupted, but he fell away from there and sits four off the lead.
Additional reporting: PA
