Fleetwood +2 (3), Reed +3 (3)

Tommy Fleetwood is another strong iron player and could well be one to watch. He shows just why that’s the case as he hits his second at the second to just four feet. A tap-in birdie and a par at the third sees him at +2.

His playing partner Patrick Reed has also started steadily with three pars in his opening three.

Morikawa (+1), Scott (+2)

We’ve still got just over two hours until the leaders head off so we’ll get back to those on the course for now. Just teeing off is 2020 champion Colin Morikawa alongside veteran Aussie Adam Scott. It’s the latter who has plenty of work to do straight away as he pulls his opening drive into the right rough.

Scheffler (-5), Conners (-5) - 7:50pm BST

Our final pairing later today sees major champion Scottie Scheffler tee off with Canada’s Corey Connors. Scheffler may be tied for the lead but is the heavy bookies’ favourite, speaking to his incredible performance level over the last 18 months. If he gets going in this final round, it will be a tall order for anyone to catch him.

Corey Conners is not the world’s best putter but it’s no surprise to see him near the top of the leaderboard on a course like Oak Hill which demands accurate strokeplay. In that category, he’s one of the best and could well be a surprise winner if he can put together another two solid rounds.

Rahm +8 (9)

Rahm got a huge slice of luck with his drive on the eighth but still made bogey. A hole later and he is in trouble again. It’s another bogey, a front-nine 39 and he sits at +8. Not good.

Hatton +5 (12)

The Englishman has been knocking on the door for a couple of holes but sinks a long, 35-foot putt for his birdie. Back to level par for his round today.

Hovland (-5), Suh (-3) - 7:40pm BST

Viktor Hovland is making a really good habit of playing well in the majors. He finished T4 at The Open last summer and T7 at last month’s Masters and he now finds himself in a tie for the lead after two rounds here in Rochester. In his previous two attempts, the Norwegian has faded towards the end - he’ll be hoping to learn from those experiences and remain in the hunt until the very end.

He’ll be playing alongside young American Justin Suh who is enjoying a great year on the PGA Tour and has made just two bogeys in his opening two rounds.

Rahm +6 (7)

The Spaniard gets in all sorts of trouble off the tee and there is a lengthy search for his ball. It seems to have gone into the parking lot but he gets a free drop as the area isn’t technically ruled as out of bounds. A well-struck iron out of the thick rough gets him up around the green with a chance of a birdie.

DeChambeau (-3), Koepka(-2) - 7:30pm BST

LIV Golf is yet to have one of their players win a major but they’ve got two of their biggest stars well-placed after two rounds. Brooks Koepka finished third at the Masters and is in contention once more after a very solid start.

He’ll be playing with Bryson DeChambeau who has battled injury and illness to return to this point. A four-under-par first round was followed with a 71 yesterday and the big-hitting American is just two off the lead.

Rose (-1), Block (E) - 7:10pm BST

The PGA Championship field is well-known for the many club pros up and down America who are able to qualify and compete in the tournament.

And compete is certainly what Micheal Block has done so far. The 46-year-old is based out of California but after a remarkable first two rounds finds himself inside the top ten and just five shots off the lead.

He’ll tee off later on alongside England’s Justin Rose who is well placed at one under par.

Homa +4 (2), Matsuyama +3 (2)

Hideki finds himself in the greenside bunker with his approach in and he’s unable to get up and down to save his par. Back to +3 for him after his opening-hole birdie. Homa taps in for his par and remains at four over.