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1. Everything you need to know for Round 2 of the 2020 PGA Championship

   The two-time defending champ put himself in position for a third. Can Brooks Koepka do it again? Will TPC Harding Park show its teeth? We get you set for Round 2 of the PGA Championship.

2. LPGA major in September to be without fans

   The LPGA's ANA Inspiration, which had been postponed due to the pandemic, will not have fans when it's held Sept. 10-13 in Rancho Mirage, California.

3. Day, Todd lead PGA Championship; Koepka lurks

   Jason Day and Brendon Todd shot 5-under 65s Thursday to share the first-round lead of the PGA Championship at San Francisco's Harding Park. Nine players, including two-time defending champion Brooks Koepka, are just one shot back.

4. Commish Monahan nailed by Fitzpatrick tee shot

   PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan was nailed by an errant tee shot by Matthew Fitzpatrick at the PGA Championship on Thursday.

5. DeChambeau allowed repair after driver snaps

   Bryson DeChambeau broke his driver on the seventh hole of the PGA Championship while leaning over to pick up the tee. PGA rules allowed him to then repair the club using a new shaft.

6. Heck stifles late rally in Women's Amateur opener

   Top-seeded teenager Rachel Heck opened a big lead early and then had to hang on to beat Therese Warner in 18 holes to advance to the second round of the U.S. Women's Amateur on Thursday.

7. Showing flashes of the past, Kaymer shoots 66

   Martin Kaymer, who was forced into a period of inactivity while in Germany during the coronavirus pandemic, rebounded from missing the cut last week to shoot a 66 in the first round of the PGA Championship.

8. Coming off victory, Kang ties for lead in Ohio

   Danielle Kang, fresh off her victory at Inverness, opened with a 7-under 64 in the Marathon Classic for a share of the lead with Lydia Ko.

9. O'Connor: A more fan-friendly Tiger Woods plays just fine without them

   A lot has changed for Tiger Woods over the years, including his willingness to embrace the adoring galleries that helped buoy his comeback. Now, amid silent sidelines, Woods tries to pull off the improbable yet again.

10. Tiger cards 68 with new putter at PGA Champ.

    Tiger Woods, using a new putter, posted a 2-under 68 in first-round action at the PGA Championship in San Francisco.