The two-time Masters champion nitpicked his game but after 36 holes he’s tied for fifth and three shots behind Jhonattan Vegas.

By Scottie Scheffler standards, his second round at Quail Hollow wasn't quite scintillating—his 68 moved him to give under on the tournament—but it was exactly what he needed. After an uneven opening round rife with mudballs in which he salvaged a two-under finish,

Jhonattan Vegas remains in the lead at the PGA Championship on a day where the drama was everywhere else. Vegas made a double bogey on the last hole for a 70.