PGA Championship 2022 LIVE: Leaderboard and latest updates with Rory McIlroy in mix as Tiger Woods struggles

There we go. An opening birdie for Tyrell Hatton gets the Englishman to -3. Both Hatton and Fitzpartick, who tees off next, are well placed to make a charge today.

Both players, however, have been very critical of the greens at Southern Hills so far this week.

It’s been a tough day for Tiger Woods but he is still applauded onto the 18th green as if he was leading the PGA Championship.

Instead, at +12, is at the bottom of the leaderboard out of those players who have made the weekend.

Woods is left with five feet to avoid hitting 80 – and he manages it – but after hitting 69 to make the cut yesterday today’s 79 is a sobering score.

Webb Simpson has carded a lovely round of 65 to get himself back into the red after starting the day at +4. The American hit five birdies and made an eagle with a chip-in at the par-5 13th.

Extraordinary! Kramer Hickok has just holed out from the bunker. The only problem, though, was that it was with his third attempt to get out. After his first two attempts hit the bank – and then deflected back to strike him – he lifts it out and it rols into the hole!

In testing conditions at Southern Hills, there are low scores to be had. That’s according to Webb Simpson, at least, who at -4 has by far set the lowest score of the day so far.

He still has a couple of holes to go, but is on the brink of the top 20 after clawing himself back to even par so far.

Here’s a reminder of the upcoming tee times:

18:40 C Smith (Aus), C Young (US)

18:50 T Hatton (Eng), M Kuchar (US)

19:10 S Cink (US), C Kirk (US)

19:20 D Riley (US), M Fitzpatrick (Eng)

19:30 R McIlroy (NI), A Ancer (Mex)

19:40 J Thomas (US), B Watson (US)

19:50 W Zalatoris (US), M Pereira (Chi)

Rory McIlroy has arrived at Southern Hills ahead of his tee-off time at 7:30pm. There are about 10 groups still to go out but no one so far has been able to make a big move.

Woods, though, drops down to +13 with his fifth bogey in a row.

Make that +12 for Woods, as the bogey streak extends to four holes. The damage there came in finding the green-side bunker at the par-4 12th.

This is unfortunately turning into a horrid afternoon for Tiger Woods.

Three consecutive bogeys over the turn has dropped him down to +11, eight over for his round so far.

Rahm has also now dropped two shots after making bogey at the seventh, but there’s better news for Webb Simpson, who holes out for an eagle at the par-5 to get to -3 for the day.

Spieth starts his round with an opening double bogey, and up ahead Koepka and Rahm have also droped shots to drop further back.