After a fun, crowded first round at Bellerive Countryr Club, Gary Woodland (-6) leads the 2018 PGA Championship followed closely by Rickie Fowler (-5) after the first 18 holes. Woodland will get started first on Friday as he goes early in the morning wave, while Fowler will wait until the afternoon to play. Even though those two are battling for the lead after 18 holes of play at Bellerive, they won't be the main event in Round 2. That will be the Tiger Woods-Rory McIlroy-Justin Thomas trio that shot a collective 1-under 209 on Thursday. "Thursday morning, it was pretty cool to be out there 8:30 in the morning and have an atmosphere like that," said McIlroy on Thursday. "J.T. and I were saying it's going to get a little crazy tomorrow afternoon. So we're looking forward to that." The craziness begins in the early morning as everyone in the field makes an attempt to jump up the leaderboard heading into the weekend in St. Louis. Here's a look at all the Friday tee times for the 100th PGA Championship. All times Eastern 2018 PGA Championship tee times for Friday (Round 2) 8:28 a.m. -- Dustin Johnson, Bubba Watson, Adam Scott 8:39 a.m. -- Tommy Fleetwood, Satoshi Kodaira, Marc Leishman 8:50 a.m. -- Patrick Reed, Brooks Koepka, Francesco Molinari 9:12 a.m. -- Jordan Spieth, Jon Rahm, Justin Rose 2:04 p.m. -- Rickie Fowler, Hideki Matsuyama, Ian Poulter 2:26 p.m. -- Phil Mickelson, Jason Day, Keegan Bradley 2:48 p.m. -- Justin Thomas, Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods Tee No. 1 1:20 p.m. -- Jamie Lovemark, Rich Berberian, Jr., Shugo Imahira 1:31 p.m. -- Brandt Snedeker, Sean McCarty, Haotong Li 1:42 p.m. -- Jim Furyk, Tony Finau, Xander Schauffele 1:53 p.m. -- Davis Love III, Martin Kaymer, Rich Beem 2:04 p.m. -- Rickie Fowler, Hideki Matsuyama, Ian Poulter 2:15 p.m. -- Henrik Stenson, Danny Willett, Pat Perez 2:26 p.m. -- Phil Mickelson, Jason Day, Keegan Bradley 2:37 p.m. -- Shubhankar Sharma, Jordan Smith, Scott Piercy 2:48 p.m. -- Justin Thomas, Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods 2:59 p.m. -- Matthew Fitzpatrick, Webb Simpson, Jhonattan Vegas 3:10 p.m. -- Stewart Cink, Branden Grace, Ryan Moore 3:21 p.m. -- Ross Fisher, Alexander Levy, Patton Kizzire 3:32 p.m. -- Julian Suri, Sungjae Im, Craig Bowden 7:50 a.m. -- Danny Balin, Chesson Hadley, Russell Henley 8:01 a.m. -- Marty Jertson, Like List, Kevin Chappell 8:12 a.m. -- Jaysen Hansen, Nick Watney, Kyle Stanley 8:23 a.m. -- Ted Potter, Jr., Emiliano Grillo, Jorge Campillo 8:34 a.m. -- Ryan Fermeer, Paul Broadhurst, John Daly 8:45 a.m. -- Si Woo Kim, Brice Garnett, Tyrrell Hatton 8:56 a.m. -- Y.E. Yang, Jason Dufner, Shaun Micheel 9:07 a.m. -- Thorbjorn Olesen, Charl Schwartzel, Patrick Cantlay 9:18 a.m. -- Brendan Steele, Adrian Otaegui, Kevin Na 9:29 a.m. -- Chez Reavie, Charley Hoffman, Russell Knox 9:40 a.m. -- Zach J. Johnson, Michael Kim, Seungsu Han 9:51 a.m. -- Brian Smock, Anirban Lahiri, Mike Lorenzo-Vera 10:02 a.m. -- Ben Kern, Chris Kirk, Ryuko Tokimatsu Tee No. 10 7:55 a.m. -- Johan Kok, Brandon Stone, Whee Kim 8:06 a.m. -- Matt Wallace, Matt Dobyns, Beau Hossler 8:17 a.m. -- Chris Wood, Alex Noren, Matt Kuchar 8:28 a.m. -- Dustin Johnson, Bubba Watson, Adam Scott 8:39 a.m. -- Tommy Fleetwood, Satoshi Kodaira, Marc Leishman 8:50 a.m. -- Patrick Reed, Brooks Koepka, Francesco Molinari 9:01 a.m. -- Gary Woodland, Sergio Garcia, Kevin Kisner 9:12 a.m. -- Jordan Spieth, Jon Rahm, Justin Rose 9:23 a.m. -- Aaron Wise, Paul Casey, Zach Johnson 9:34 a.m. -- Louis Oosthuizen, Thomas Pieters, Bill Haas 9:45 a.m. -- Jason Kokrak, Joaquin Niemann, Daniel Berger 9:56 a.m. -- Omar Uresti, Justin Harding, Andrew Landry 10:07 a.m. -- Matt Borchert, Chris Stroud, Andrew Putnam 1:15 p.m. -- Michael Block, Eddie Pepperell, Ryan Fox 1:26 p.m. -- Austin Cook, Carig Hocknull, Alexander Bjork 1:37 p.m. -- Yusaku Miyazato, Bob Sowards, Scott Brown 1:48 p.m. -- Rafa Cabrera Bello, Thomas Bjorn, James Hahn 1:59 p.m. -- Billy Horschel, Ben An, Shane Lowry 2:10 p.m. -- Brian Harman, Yuta Ikeda, Adam Hadwin 2:21 p.m. -- Padraig Harrington, Jimmy Walker, Vijay Singh 2:32 p.m. -- Bryson DeChambeau, Andy Sullivan, Kiradech Aphibarnrat 2:43 p.m. -- Ryan Armour, Cameron Smith, Peter Uihlein 2:54 p.m. -- Paul Dunne, J.B. Holmes, Dylan Frittelli 3:05 p.m. -- Charles Howell III, Jason Schmuhl, Brian Gay 3:16 p.m. -- David Muttitt, Ollie Schniederjans, Troy Merritt 3:27 p.m. -- Shawn Warren, Mikko Korhonen, J.J. Spaun<doc-sep>Tommy Fleetwood says the next step is to win a major FREE for news on the biggest players and tournaments SUBSCRIBE Invalid email Sign up forfor news on the biggest players and tournaments When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Brooks Koepka and Charl Schwartzel equalled the lowest score in tournament history as the 100th US PGA Championship turned into a shootout in St Louis. Koepka's flawless 63 left the double US Open champion two shots off the clubhouse lead held by fellow American Gary Woodland, whose 10-under-par halfway total of 130 established a championship record. Woodland enjoyed a one-shot lead over compatriot Kevin Kisner, who bogeyed the last to shoot 64, with Schwartzel three off the lead alongside world number one Dustin Johnson and Thomas Pieters after eight birdies and a bogey in his 63. Thunderstorms then forced play to be suspended in mid-afternoon and later abandoned for the day, with the second round resuming at 1pm (BST) today. Tiger Woods had completed seven holes in three under par, with playing partner Rory McIlroy carding seven pars. A birdie on the last would have seen Koepka or Schwartzel equal Branden Grace's major record of 62, set during the third round of the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale last year. But while Schwartzel did not come close from long range, Koepka's attempt from 20 feet agonisingly caught the edge of the hole and stayed out. "I just was trying to make the thing and I really thought I made it," said Koepka. "I didn't even think of it [the 62]. I've been so in the zone you don't know where you are or where you're at." PGA Championship 2018: Tiger Woods still has to complete his second round PGA Championship: Gary Woodland is leading the pack PGA Championship 2018: Tee times and pairings for Round 3 The second round resumes at 1pm with all players back on the course and in position to pick up where they stopped when play was suspended yesterday. The third round will be played in groups of three from both the No 1 and No 10 tees, and is scheduled to begin 30 minutes after the conclusion of round two. Round 3 tee times: 5:15 PM Mike Lorenzo-Vera Andrew Landry Chris Kirk 5:20 PM Eddie Pepperell Ryan Fox Rafa Cabrera Bello 5:26 PM Tyrrell Hatton Thorbjørn Olesen Daniel Berger 5:31 PM Branden Grace Ollie Schniederjans Sungjae Im 5:37 PM Rory McIlroy Ross Fisher J.J. Spaun 5:42 PM Russell Henley Tommy Fleetwood Satoshi Kodaira 5:48 PM Ian Poulter Yuta Ikeda Keegan Bradley 5:53 PM Marc Leishman Brice Garnett Kevin Na 5:59 PM Xander Schauffele Billy Horschel Hideki Matsuyama 6:04 PM Chez Reavie Russell Knox Joaquin Niemann 6:10 PM Matt Wallace Jordan Spieth Andrew Putnam 6:15 PM Chris Stroud Austin Cook Brandt Snedeker 6:21 PM Tiger Woods Webb Simpson Stewart Cink 6:26 PM Jimmy Walker Ryan Moore Kevin Chappell 6:32 PM Emiliano Grillo Justin Rose Zach Johnson 6:37 PM Nick Watney Ted Potter, Jr. Adrian Otaegui 6:43 PM Jason Kokrak Jason Day Julian Suri 6:48 PM Seungsu Han Ben Kern Scott Brown 6:54 PM Francesco Molinari Patrick Cantlay Jon Rahm 6:59 PM Jim Furyk Tony Finau Martin Kaymer 7:05 PM Pat Perez Justin Thomas Adam Scott 7:10 PM Byeong Hun An Brian Harman Vijay Singh 7:16 PM Thomas Pieters Shane Lowry Brandon Stone 7:21 PM Cameron Smith Dylan Frittelli Jhonattan Vegas 7:27 PM Rickie Fowler Dustin Johnson Charl Schwartzel 7:32 PM Charles Howell III Brian Gay 7:38 PM Gary Woodland Kevin Kisner Brooks Koepka PGA Championship: Brooks Koepka shot an incredible 63 yesterday<doc-sep>The final of the four major golf tournaments, the 2018 PGA Championship, takes place from Thursday, Aug. 9, through Sunday, Aug. 12. This year's tournament is at Bellerive Country Club in Town and Country, Mo., a suburb of St. Louis. This is the second time the PGA Championship has been at Bellerive, with the first coming in 1992. It also hosted the 1965 U.S. Open. The 2018 PGA Championship marks the 100th outing in tournament history. It's also the last time it will be held in August, it will move to May starting in 2019. MORE: 2018 PGA Championship leaderboard Three different golfers — Patrick Reed, Brooks Koepka and Francesco Molinari — have claimed the first three majors of the year. The field at this year's PGA Championship is as wide-open as ever with top-ranked golfers like Dustin Johnson and Justin Rose and other big names like Jordan Spieth and Rickie Fowler looking to claim the season's final major. Then there's the resurgent Tiger Woods, who has won this tournament four times and looks like he's finally healthy as he winds down a busy 2018 season. LIVE: Updates from PGA Championship Here's everything you need to know about the 2018 PGA Championship, including tee times and the live TV schedule. PGA Championship: TV & live-streaming schedule The TV schedule for the final round of the 2018 PGA Championship: TNT will broadcast from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. ET Sunday. Coverage will then switch to CBS both days and run from 2-7 p.m. ET. Live TV schedule (all times Eastern) Round 4: Sunday, Aug. 12 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. (TNT) 2-7 p.m. (CBS) You can also stream the entire PGA Championship via PGA Tour Live or CBSSports.com and the CBS app from from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. ET Sunday. PGA.com will also live-stream featured groups throughout the 2018 PGA Championship. You can watch on the PGA Championship live player and on the PGA Championship mobile app. (All times Eastern) Live-streaming featured groups Sunday: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. TNT simulcast Sunday: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. CBS simulcast Sunday: 2-7 p.m. PGA Championship tee times, pairings Tiger Woods will tee off at 2:35 p.m. ET Sunday. He will play with Gary Woodland. The full tee times for Round 4 of the PGA Championship (all times Eastern). PGA Championship Round 4: Sunday, Aug. 12<doc-sep>
Charlie Riedel/Associated Press Inclement weather in the St. Louis area wreaked havoc on the second round of the 100th PGA Championship Friday, forcing the PGA to move the conclusion of the round to Saturday morning. Rickie Fowler, Jason Day, Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy are among the golfers hitting the course at Bellerive Country Club Saturday morning to complete their second set of 36 holes. Saturday's play begins at 8 a.m. ET with the conclusion of the second round, while the third round starts 30 minutes after the second round ends with players in threesomes teeing off from the first and 10th tees. Gary Woodland, who finished his second round during Friday morning's set of tee times, leads the tournament at 10-under, with Kevin Kisner one shot back. Groups Left On Course Video Play Button Videos you might like Play resumes at 8 a.m. ET Michael Block, Eddie Pepperell, Ryan Fox* Jamie Lovemark, Rich Berberian Jr., Shugo Imahira Austin Cook, Craig Hocknull, Alexander Bjork* Brandt Snedeker, Sean McCarty, Haotong Li Yusaku Miyazato, Bob Sowards, Scott Brown* Jim Furyk, Tony Finau, Xander Schauffele Rafa Cabrera Bello, Thomas Bjorn, James Hahn* Davis Love III, Martin Kaymer, Rich Beem Billy Horschel, Byeong Hun An, Shane Lowry* Rickie Fowler, Hideki Matsuyama, Ian Poulter Brian Harman, Yuta Ikeda, Adam Hadwin* Henrik Stenson, Danny Willett, Pat Perez Padraig Harrington, Jimmy Walker, Vijay Singh* Phil Mickelson, Jason Day, Keegan Bradley Bryson DeChambeau, Andy Sullivan, Kiradech Aphibarnrat* Shubhankar Sharma, Jordan Smith, Scott Piercy Ryan Armour, Cameron Smith, Peter Uihlein* Justin Thomas, Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy Paul Dunne, J.B. Holmes, Dylan Fritteli* Matthew Fitzpatrick, Webb Simpson, Jhonattan Vegas Charles Howell III, Jason Schmuhl, Brian Gay* Stewart Cink, Branden Grace, Ryan Moore David Muttitt, Ollie Schniederjans, Troy Merritt* Ross Fisher, Alexander Levy, Patton Kizzire Shawn Warren, Mikko Korhonen, J.J. Spaun* Julian Suri, Sungjae Im, Craig Bowden *-started round on 10th hole Predictions Players With 2 Completed Rounds Achieve Saturday Success Thanks To Rest Friday's weather delay disrupted the rhythm of many golfers attempting to surge up the leaderboard and earn a spot in one of Saturday's final groups. While that can still be earned during the resumption of play Saturday morning, the leaders who completed their second rounds will benefit from their long rest. Six of the top seven players on the leaderboard, including Woodland, drew the Thursday afternoon-Friday morning tee times, which turned out to be the most favorable. Jeff Roberson/Associated Press Woodland, Kisner, Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson, Charl Schwartzel and Thomas Pieters all shot 66 or lower Friday, and with the weather softening up the course more, they'll be poised for more success Saturday. The main advantage for those who completed 36 holes is they won't be rushed from off the course to the range and back to the course like the players who make the cut at the end of the second round will have to do. Players like Woodland and Kisner have the opportunity to go through their normal routines, which could help settle their nerves as they fight for their first major championship. Woods Continues Success, Reaches Top 10 Just as the weather started to get ugly, Tiger Woods caught the attention of the gallery, as he birdied three of his first seven holes. The strong start was a welcome sight for Woods, who shot a first-round 70 that left him with some work to do to catch up to the leaders. The 42-year-old, who is in search of his first major since the 2008 U.S. Open, has 11 holes left to play in his round alongside Rory McIlroy and Justin Thomas, both of whom are beneath Woods on the leaderboard. Charlie Riedel/Associated Press In order to thrive in the final two rounds, where he found success at The Masters and The Open, Woods must finish the second round in strong fashion. Although the weather stunted a run up the leaderboard Friday, Woods can use the confidence gained from his four pars and three birdies to take advantage of the course conditions to vault himself into contention. If that occurs, Woods could inch closer to his 15th major title in the third round, like he did at Carnoustie, when he produced a third-round 66. Follow Joe on Twitter, @JTansey90 Statistics obtained from PGATour.com