CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The second round of the PGA Championship is in the books, and though there seemed to be less talk about the mud balls that dominated the first-round discourse, plenty of players made moves and the leaderboard remained one of the most eclectic in recent memory.
Some of the surprise names that dotted the top of the board after Thursday's opening round couldn't provide proper encores, but 40-year-old Jhonattan Vegas didn't fade and now owns the 54-hole lead. Perhaps the biggest story, however, was world no. 1 Scottie Scheffler shooting 3 under and putting himself in prime position to secure his third major.