PGA Championship Leadboard Live: Latest Updates after the game suspended due to dangerous time

Rory McILroy, in navy blue, strumped to the first tee and barely a few meters from the Tee box … The horn went, playing in suspension.

We will have a little meteorological delay, it seems, more updates as they come.

A statement from the PGA championship: “The game was suspended due to dangerous time in the region. Please find a shelter immediately. Updated to follow. “

McILroy will go under the first tee to resume his PGA championship. He is still at least involved after having cut yesterday, but he has nine shots of the rhythm and needs that the round of his life is the slightest chance on Sunday.

How does he feel? Well, we don’t really know after having jumped media homework again.

Fitzpatrick, who carded five birdies and two Bogeys in his 68th birthday, said: “The best thing for me is that I am just happy to be in this position given the start of the year I had.

“It is not one of the goals to be where I am, but I have 36 holes left and I am with good luck.

“I obviously want to win another adult, of course I do it, but I have already won, so I have the impression that there is less pressure when you have already won one.”

Matt Fitzpatrick has torn the form book to switch to a second major title while the champion of masters Rory McILroy narrowly avoided an early outing of the 107th American PGA championship.

Fitzpatrick fell from the eighth in the world ranking at the beginning of last year to his current position of 85th and admitted that after an opening 68, there were times this season that he did not want to participate.

However, the Champion of the US Open of 2022, who dismissed Caddy Billy Foster in March to try to turn the corner, added 68 others at Quail Hollow Friday to situate only two shots of the mid-term held by Jhonattan Vegas from Venezuela.

Matthieu Pavon and if Woo Kim were alongside Fitzpatrick on six under, Kim making a hole in one at 252 yards on the sixth of his 64, with the world number one Scottie Scheffler and Max Homa – which also fired 64 – another.

McILroy has bogey the last two holes to add a 69 at its opening 74 and cutting without saving on a parallel, alongside the game partner and the defending champion Xander Schauffele.

Meanwhile, does that help explain Rory Mciroy’s difficulties in the first round?

McILroy was forced to use a backup driver when his regular driver was tested and considered non -compliant after his arrival at Quail Hollow, according to a report on XM Sirius PGA Radio.

McILroy was tied for the end of the accuracy of the driving among the 74 players who cut on Friday, hitting only 10 fairways in two laps. The Masters champion made the number of the number after a bogey on the final hole when he led beyond a stream against corporate tents.

For the second consecutive day, McILroy left Quail Hollow and refused to speak to the media.

The USGA, which tests the clubs to ensure that they comply with the demand of tournaments in the United States and Mexico, confirmed that the USGA had hollow quail tests when the PGA of America was asked. All tests are carried out before the first round.

“This program is consistent with the same level of support that we provide to the PGA Tour as part of their regular program for driving tests,” said the USGA.

The results are confidential.

After sleeping on an advance of two strokes after the first round, Vegas returned to Quail Hollow early on Friday and overcome a trembling start before taking control of all aspects of his game and reaching the clarity of the 18th hole in the 18th hole.

But Vegas, from the middle of the last Fairway, sent his approach shot to a Greenside bunker, watched his third stroke of the green from the place where he chipped it and then missed a pair of short putts for a double bogey.

Vegas chose to focus on the good, of which there were many in his second round.

“It is easy to hang your head on it, but there were too much to stay fresh in the mind,” said Vegas. “Even if it is never easy to give two shots at the end, a lot of golf remains, so he was able to remember good things.”

Vegas is only the fourth player ranked 50 years or more in the world to hold the pure and simple advance at the end of each of the first two laps of a major championship.

With turns of 64-70 this week, Vegas also has consecutive towers for the sub-parts for the first time during its 17 major championship departures.

Arriving this week, Vegas had missed the cup in 10 of its 16 major career appearances, especially during the masters last month when the 40-year-old was his first departure in one of the Blue-Ribbon golf events since 2022.

“It was certainly boring. It was very, very boring, especially knowing that I have the game to participate in these big events. I have the impression that my game is very complete, but I simply could not put everything in a major,” said Vegas.

“I was patient enough not to really stop for not having played well at Majors. I played players well. I played well in good, big tournaments, but never a major, right?” Vegas added.

“It’s just a kind of these things that you have just continued to learn about yourself and what you need to play well here. … Unfortunately, it takes me a little more time than usual, but I’m happy that I am in this position at the moment,” said Vegas.

Directing an adult can be an unexplored territory for Jhonattan Vegas, but the Venezuelan is not intimidated by the prospect of heading towards the weekend in search of what would be a victory defining the career.

Vegas is a winner of four times at the PGA Tour, but the world number 70 has a lamentable story in the majors and was not at all in the conversation in the preparation of the PGA championship.

“This is sort of what we took all these hours for. You have put all these hours to give you chances like that,” said Vegas after a 70 under the word left him a 2-stroke lead in the second major of the year.

“Unfortunately, I couldn’t do it throughout my career, but as I said, you never know. You have to keep the pedal, keep your head down and keep working hard. You never know when things will turn you,” said Vegas.

Welcome to the live cover of the third round of the PGA championship.