Pga championships
Rai Lies 17th As Bhatia Misses Cut; Scheffler, McIlroy Make Cut And Vegas Leads At PGA
Vegas was at 8-under 134, two ahead of Matthieu Pavon of France (65), former U.S. Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick (68) and Si Woo Kim, the South Korean who made an ace on the longest par 3 at Quail Hollow on his way to a 64. Kim hit a 5-wood on the 252-yard sixth hole for the longest hole-in-one in major championship history.
Lurking behind them was Scottie Scheffler (69-68) in Tied-fifth. Then there was Indian-American Akshay Bhatia (70-74), who was in the Top-20 with five holes to go. Then he dropped five shots in the last five and missed the cut by one.
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