We could be witnessing something special.
Jordan Spieth was one of the big winners of the second round of the US PGA that was brought to a premature halt when the forecasted storms his Whistling Straits.
Well, Spieth and Sweden's David Lingmerth, that is.
Lingmerth followed up his opening round 67 with a two-under par 70 to hit seven-under before play was suspended.
He is the clubhouse leader but is two behind the impressive Australian duo Jason Day and Matt Jones.
Day in nine-under through 14 while Jones is on the same score but is two holes back.
Both are set to resume play this morning (Saturday, local time) and, weather permitting, they'll have a gruelling day ahead as they attempt to make up for lost time.
Earlier, the Swede Lingmerth amazingly went nine holes without a single par.
https://twitter.com/shanebacon/status/632257482748854272
But Spieth was
the big course mover on the second round.
The 22-year-old, who has already won the Masters and the US Open in 2015, lurks one shot behind after a five-under-par 67 saw him surge up the leaderboard.
Spieth began the second round level with Rory McIlroy on one under, and while the Northern Irishman had another mixed round (one double-bogey, one eagle, one bogey, three birdies) again finishing on one-under-par 71, Spieth went on the rampage to put himself into contention for a third major of the year.
Not that McIlroy is out of it yet.
The eagle on the 2nd (his 11th) was the highlight of his round but it was needed, coming just two holes after a double-bogey.
https://twitter.com/SportsJOEdotie/status/632225394649886721
Spieth bogeyed his third shot of the day but was spurred on by a chip in from the bunker on the 18th (his 9th) which gave him his third birdie of the day.
https://twitter.com/PGATOUR/status/632215373471838208
It was a shot that looked better with every angle.
https://twitter.com/mshamburger1/status/632219038693789696
He followed that up with three more birdies on his back nine to put himself right in the mix heading into the final two rounds.
Those final two round won't feature
Shane Lowry or
Padraig Harrington both of whom failed to make the cut.
Lowry actually produced a brilliant round of golf, finishing with a three-under-par 69, but the damage was done with Thursday's 78.
Harrington was one under par for his second round but a 76 on Thursday meant he was always facing an uphill battle.
Graeme McDowell will also be on the way home after rounds of 73 and 76 on Thursday and Friday put him out of the running.
Darren Clarke finished at +15 for the two rounds so the less said about that the better.
The top of the leaderboard is incredibly crowded and Saturday should be massively entertaining when play resumes in the afternoon.
