Rory McIlroy starts with double bogey and bogey on second day of US PGA

Brooks Koepka is the man to catch on day two of the US PGA Championship.

Fri, 17 May, 2019 - 14:58

Brooks Koepka is the man to catch on day two of the US PGA Championship.

The defending champion tees off from seven-under-par later with a four-shot lead over his nearest challenger Tommy Fleetwood after his brilliant opening 63 yesterday.

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