Sportal Robert Allenby has fired a sizzling four-under par round of 66 to be only four strokes from the lead after the second round of the Sony Open in Hawaii. The Aussie is firmly in the hunt for the $US918,000 winners cheque, having finished the day at seven-under par and in striking distance of equal leaders Luke Donald and Paul Goydos who are at eleven-under par. Goydos and Charlos Howell III were the big movers on day two having both carded seven-under par rounds of 63. John Senden and Andrew Buckle, who matched Allenby&aposs round of 66, are the next best Australians in the field seven shots adrift of the leaders at four-under par. Rod Pampling is a further shot back at three-under par while Nathan Green, who finished fifth in the event in 2006, fell back with a one-over par round to be at two-under for the tournament. Nine of the fifteen Australians that began the tournament have made the cut with US Tour debutant Jarrod Lyle, Geoff Ogilvy, Gavin Coles and Matthew Goggin also making it through. Leading scores after the second round of the Sony Open (par 70) -11: Luke Donald 63 66, Paul Goydos 66 63 -9: Chad Campbell 66 65 -8: Charles Howell III 69 63 -7: Will MacKenzie 65 68, Jim Furyk 65 68, Robert Allenby (Australia) 67 66 -6: Jerry Kelly 69 65, Steve Stricker 67 67, Heath Slocum 66 68, Paul Azinger 68 66 -5: Ted Purdy 67 68, K.J. Choi 64 71, Rich Beem 69 66, Jason Dufner 67 68 -4: Ryuji Imada 66 70, David Branshaw 67 69, Jesper Parnevik 69 67, Shane Bertsch 66 70, John Rollins 66 70, John Senden (Australia) 69 67, George McNeill 70 66, Andrew Buckle (Australia) 70 66, Boo Weekley 69 67 Also: -3: Rod Pampling (Australia) 71 66 -2: Gavin Coles (Australia) 71 67, Nathan Green (Australia) 67 71 -1: Mathew Goggin (Australia) 71 68, Jarrod Lyle (Australia) 68 71, Geoff Ogilvy (Australia) 67 72 +1: Paul Gow (Australia) 69 72, Mark Hensby (Australia) 72 69 +3: Stuart Appleby (Australia) 72 71, Peter Lonard (Australia) 73 70 +6: Paul Sheehan (Australia) 74 72 +8: Aaron Badderley (Australia) 73 75