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Eleven of the 16 who began Thursday at Oak Hill will be back Saturday, with Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka on the first page of the leaderboard.
John Schwarb|
Oak Hill is proving to be a terrific major test though the weather has been iffy—but what were you expecting in May in Rochester?
Gary Van Sickle|
There are a handful of stars who we won’t be seeing this weekend at Oak Hill.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Rahm is apparently not very happy with the PGA Championship course setup.
Gabrielle Herzig|
The two-time LIV winner needed a high finish at Oak Hill to help his world ranking, instead he shot 10 over through two rounds.
Bob Harig|
Sihwan Kim has finished last in half the LIV events this season but shot 68 on Friday to get to the weekend at Oak Hill.
Bob Harig|
All the leaders had late tee times Friday afternoon.
John Schwarb|
Michael Block, a 46-year-old teaching professional, got emotional after making his first cut at the PGA Championship in five attempts.
Gabrielle Herzig|
This is how all golf fans felt.
Andy Nesbitt|
Zalatoris, out since April following back surgery, also gave a timetable for when he expects to return to the PGA Tour.
Jeff Ritter|
Michael Block made double bogey after an unfortunate tee shot but will play the weekend at Oak Hill.
Bob Harig|
Last year's PGA Tour rookie of the year was dinged for failing to replace a ball marker he had moved on the green.
Bob Harig|
Scheffler round was completely unique from the rest the PGA Championship field for one impressive reason.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Last week's LIV Golf winner bogeyed his last hole but otherwise had an opportunistic 67 to sit one back of the clubhouse leader and fellow LIV'er Bryson DeChambeau.
Alex Miceli|
The defending PGA champion's last four holes Thursday cost him a decent score, but the first 14 holes showed the blueprint for success.
Alex Miceli|
Gary Van Sickle isn't bullish on Oak Hill's drivable par-4, Rory McIlroy's form or Jon Rahm's start, but appreciated a Japanese player's interview effort.
Gary Van Sickle|
Tom Kim had an unfortunate, but hilarious accident on Oak Hill’s sixth hole.
Gabrielle Herzig|
The winner last week at the AT&T Byron Nelson didn't play a practice round at Oak Hill, then didn't make a single birdie on Thursday.
Alex Miceli|
Acorn-loving golf fans will be in heaven while perusing the enormous selection.
Gabrielle Herzig|
We are living in a golden age of major hot streaks, Michael Rosenberg writes, but they're fleeting.
Michael Rosenberg|
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