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Australia's Davis Chases Vegas Early as Round Two Opens at PGA

Jhonattan Vegas led the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow in the second round on Friday, holding a two-stroke advantage over Australian Cam Davis.
Vegas's late tee time and the course drying quickly after days of rain helped him shoot a seven-under 64, his lowest major round, while Davis aimed to close the gap.
Davis started the second round in the second morning group, found a fairway bunker, and two-putted for par after his approach landed 29 feet from the hole.
Vegas mentioned that he benefited from the changing course conditions and delivered a consistently strong performance throughout his round, while Davis described a five-under score as notably low for a major tournament.
The event remains a four-round competition amid wet fairways from heavy rain, with some players expressing acceptance of course conditions despite rules limiting preferred lies.

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