Schauffele, the Olympic champion in Tokyo 2020, completed the second round at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville in 68 strokes, three under par, totaling 130 (-12 par) in the first two rounds, one less than Collin Morikawa and two less than Sahith Theegala, second and third classified, respectively. Despite the setbacks on Friday, world ranking leader Scottie Scheffler, who was detained for trying to pass a police barrier placed after an accident on the way to the course, completed the second round in 66 strokes and is in the group of fourth classified, with two other Americans and the Belgian Thomas Detry, all with 133 strokes (-9 par). The Californian Tiger Woods missed the 'cut', remaining in the first two rounds of the PGA Championship, in which he made two triple 'bogeys' [three strokes above par], something he had never done even once in 1,441 holes played in this 'major'. At 48, Woods, winner of 15 'majors', left the tournament among the 134th positioned, with an aggregate of 149 strokes (seven above par), after closing the second round with 77 strokes (six above). The Valhalla Golf Club course in Louisville, Kentucky, is a demanding course, with 6,464 meters, which has already hosted the PGA Championship three times, and has also been the stage for the Ryder Cup that the United States won in 2008. Read Also: Worker won almost 5 million euros with robberies on golf courses (Portuguese version) Read Also: 'Bomb' in golf. World number 1 detained at the entrance to the tournament (Portuguese version)