LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The second round of the PGA Championship got off to a late start on Friday after a very chaotic morning at Valhalla Golf Club.
Play was delayed for nearly 90 minutes on Friday morning due to a "serious accident" outside of the club that ended in a pedestrian fatality. Then, while trying to get around the accident so he could get to the course, top-ranked Scottie Scheffler was actually arrested by police.
Scheffler was booked on several charges and later released with just enough time so he could tee off to start his second round.