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Following an 18-hole stretch at the 107th playing of the PGA Championship highlighted by mud balls that led to differing opinions and plenty of clubhouse controversy, Round 2 was highlighted by a man rising up the leaderboard who has dealt with his fair share of adversity.

There's no bigger red flag than when a pitcher starts losing his fastball. In golf, we measure that by ball speed. And the signs for Max Homa in recent years haven't been good. Homa ended the 2022 season with an average ball speed of more than 178 mph—faster than 84 percent of the PGA Tour.

One of them is Max Homa, an American golfer who is often the target of criticism, just like his colleagues. Next to him, there is Wyndham Clark. Both share the same attitude: Using the phone for too long,

Flanked by the Wanamaker Trophy, Scottie Scheffler reflects on the "pretty sweet feeling" of his third major, saying he's proud of his resolve and revealing his own driver was also ruled non-conforming early in the week.