After a bogey at the first, Cabrera Bello bounced back with a perfectly-judged three-iron at the 215-yard second hole, where his ball landed on the front of the green and curled deliciously with the slope before to settle barely a foot away. The tap-in birdie lifted his spirits and helped the Spaniard to a seven-under-par 65 at Bay Hill in Orlando. "I had come off a bogey at one, so wasn't really happy on the (second) tee," Cabrera Bello told Golf Channel after opening a two-shot lead over American Keegan Bradley with half the field back in the clubhouse.