Olazabal ties major record at Valhalla
Jose Maria Olazabal fired a 63 at Valhalla Golf Club to match the Masters champion’s low PGA score and break the course record by two strokes. He sank key putts on Nos. 12 13 15 16 and finished 9 under 207, chasing the PGA Championship win with Tiger Woods looming behind.
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May Seeks Rookie Win In Final Round At PGA Championship
May, 31, Las Vegas, earned his PGA Tour card in November after four European years and is in his first PGA Championship. He faces Tiger Woods in the final group amid a crowded leaderboard at Valhalla, where Woods and Dunlap duel for the lead as others surge.
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Tewell takes second-round lead in Nevell Utah Showdown
Doug Tewell and Dana Quigley share the second-round lead at 11 under after Tewell birdied and eagle at the par-5 seventh. Quigley shot 68 and birdied the 18th to reach 11 under. Gil Morgan sits one behind after a slow finish. Jim Thorpe among leaders after day two.
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Dunlap fights to keep pace with Woods at Masters
Dunlap, 37, a veteran on three continents, battled Tiger Woods in the third round of the 1997 Masters. Woods won by nine strokes after a roller coaster day as Dunlap struggled with the putter, needing 26 and 27 putts in rounds two and four respectively. May also eyeing later chances after globe-trotting years.
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