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LOS ANGELES — K.J. Choi played bogey-free in breezy conditions for a 6-under 65 and a one-shot lead over Kevin Na entering the second round of the Northern Trust Open today.

Chad Campbell and Vaughn Taylor were at 67. Phil Mickelson took a 30-minute commute by plane from his home north of San Diego and opened with a 68, dropping a shot on his final hole when his drive found the bunker and left him unable to reach the green.

Seventeen players failed to finish the round before dark, including Dustin Johnson, the best among rookies in the first two months. He was at 3 under and had a birdie putt on the 16th.