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We did the free tmwalking tour with james, the city is awesome and james is even better! Would definately recommend to anyone starting out in brussells

My husband and I took the chocolate tour yesterday with Tom. He was knowledgeable, enthusiastic, humorous and entertaining. The chocolates were delicious of course but Tom is what made this tour unforgettable. We would highly recommend this tour!!

Thanks to a great guide (Fraser), we had a great day in Bruges. He was entertaining and informative. Good way for a quick visit to Bruges.

Tom was our wonderful and entertaining guide for this tour. Did a really nice job keeping everyone engaged. Was attentive to any special needs on the tour and took great care to share knowledge with us. The tour provides a generous tasting of 4-5 chocolates plus a Belgian waffle! Appreciated the history of chocolate in Belgium and sampling some of the finest!

Terrific day with James Campbell leading the A team for the day in Bruges. Very well organised, thanks in part to the Belgian train network, and James ensuring everyone in the group was on the same page throughout the day. Excellent communication and insights of the history surrounding Bruges and James handled the diverse group very well. Thoroughly recommend this tour and good value for money.

Our day trip to Bruges by train from Brussels and a walking tour around the historic town was made all the more enjoyable with our tour guide James. His knowledge and enthusiasm were a delight. I would highly recommend this day tour, topped off with all the amazing Belgian chocolate.

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“ My bf liked Fraser so much that we decided to sign up for the beer tour that night because he was hosting. ” in 8 reviews

“ A fantastic tour this afternoon with Adrien for the chocolate tasting tour. ” in 5 reviews

“ Gudula, the Royal Gardens, King's Palace, and Mont des Arts (Hill of the Arts). ” in 3 reviews

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Fraser was an amazing and very entertaining guide! Highly recommend this tour, it was a wonderful way to get to know Brussels better and Fraser was very entertaining and engaging!

A very positive experience today with my free walking tour. Sandemans does a very good job with their tour guides and having done this in several cities (Edinburgh, Prague, Amsterdam, Madrid, Barcelona), this is one of the best. My tour guide today was Maggie. Maggie is a Brussels native and very cheery. Clearly excited to show people her city, she was positive and outgoing. The tour lasted 2.5 hours, taking us past the highlights of the old city including the famous Mannekin Pis, the Galleries de la Reine, up the Mont des Arts and more. Only one downer in the tour, Maggie spent a good ten minutes addressing the atrocities of the Belgian Congo, a topic that she is clearly passionate about. And yes, the tour is free with the tour guide paid in tips. The solicitation was modest and not too much. Maggie also invited us to the beer tour that night which she would be running. A good time with Sandemans. I'll continue to use their tours in other European cities.

Look for the red umbrellas. Sorry, Maggie. Not a very flattering picture!

This tour is spectacular. I mean a free tour with your choice of language (English or Spanish), knowledgeable guides who are also funny and smart? How can it not be? The tour is long (over 2 hours) but you can leave whenever you want. I would say it was worth staying with and then coming back to places you want to explore more later. Our guide Peter was great. He made fun of the super touristy things (like mannekin pis) which made me want to take the tour even more. I also really liked that he was Belgian and British and could share his personal lineage and passion for Brussels with us. During the break he gave suggestions on where to eat and drink. Another thing I noticed was that he made sure he spoke on a personal level with every single person on the tour. I learned a great deal during this tour and really appreciated that I was able to go on it.

Fraser is awesome! If you have him as the guide, consider yourself lucky! I used to lived in Brussels before so while I was here, I never really examined the city through a touristy lens. Now that I am back visiting the city as a traveler (as Fraser orders traveler over tourist), I really get to re-appreciate what Brussels has to offer! Our tour was about 2 hours and 40 minutes. There was a Spanish tour going on as well. Our tour was in English and Fraser attempted AND delivered many jokes throughout the tour. I think the problem is that even though the tour was in English, not everyone in our group grew up with English as a first language. Many jokes were specific to the US or more relevant to native English speakers. Plus, Fraser spoke super fast! I don't think many people got his jokes. I nonetheless really enjoyed them! He asked us to have fun, which I did! I was especially entertained by his humor. The tour covered grand place, pissing boy, stock exchange, the galleries, the park, the royal palace, The Kunstberg or Mont des Arts, etc. It pretty much covered all the major landmarks in Brussels. You can tell that Fraser really cares about this city that he lives in. He is knowledgeable and really feels proud to live here. I've used New Europe numerous times and highly recommend this! The free walking tour is operated on tips basis so make sure you have some change (5, 10, or 20 euros per person) with you!

Maggie for President! Our tour guide Maggie (a native of Brussels) was incredible. Engaging, charismatic, funny and passionate. Everything you want in a tour guide and then some! The tour was super informative - since i used to fall asleep in history class it was great to learn so much about Belgium's history and Brussels specifically. The "free" tour (or pay at the end based on how much you liked it) concept is great. Keeps the tour guides interested and excited. Made our trip :)

This was the third city I did a Sandemans tour in, and it was one of the best. It was so good, I actually opted for two of them - the free walking tour, and the one of Bruges. For the walking tour, our guide was Laslo. He was very pleasant, outgoing, and took time to explain everything about history, culture, and gave us his personal recommendations for food, drink, and shopping. All of the tours start at the Grote Markt, and from there it's up to the tour guide to determine where to go. We ended up hitting up: Mannekin Pis, Royal Gallery, La Monnaie opera house, the gay district, the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula, the Royal Gardens, King's Palace, and Mont des Arts (Hill of the Arts). It was a great way to get a feel for the geography of the town and to make plans for the following days. In the middle of the walking tour was a pit stop at Scott's Cafe-Bar, where we could use bathrooms, buy beers (and take them to go), and also purchase tickets to other Sandemans tours. That's where I bought a ticket for the Bruges tour. It also departs from Grote Markt at 9:30am, where you then take the IC to Bruges together. There are several options - round trip, one-way, or tour only. I opted for the one-way so I would have more time to hang around the town afterwards. Our group was small (only 4 people) and our guide was Senna, who was very knowledgeable about Flemish history. The tour was just as long as it needed to be, I thought. Bruges isn't that big after all, but I do recommend doing the one-way ticket and sticking around to go to the brewery and go shopping. For both tours, Spanish tours were available concurrently, which is a good option.

We happenstanced on this free walking tour in the Grand Place. Having never been to Brussels before, and since we were only in Brussels for a day trip, Hubby and I decided to join the tour to get our bearings. It did not disappoint. Our guide, Maggie, was energetic and full of knowledge. We appreciated the stops and pointers she gave along the way. The history stories were interesting. The tour was one-star short because it got into a little too much political lecture towards the end. The tour is free, but it is suggested that each person donate as much as the tour was worth usually around €5-10 per person. Would recommend to help acclimate yourself to the small town of Brussels so that you can explore the town by yourself.

Not bad for a free tour. I think his name was Fraser but can't remember. He was Scottish, I think. He was really funny and nice. Our group was pretty large but we still managed to hear him. Sometimes it was hard to follow because of all the city noises. If you are adults visiting the city, I highly recommend this tour. We were traveling with our toddler so it was kind of hard to follow him since they moved pretty quickly. When we got to the royal palace, we decided to end the tour because it was just too hard to keep up with a little kid. We tipped him at the end. It was well worth trying to keep up.

A fantastic tour this afternoon with Adrien for the chocolate tasting tour. He kept the tour informed and engaged the entire time. His knowledge of chocolate and its history in Belgium was impressive. We stopped at five shops on the tour and visited two of them afterwards to make purchases. Interesting to us - one of the shop employees told us that Adrien is such a knowledgeable and fun guide, that he himself took his children on the tour previously as well.

Amazing walking tour! One of the best I've done. Adrien was an excellent guide and I highly recommend him to all. He was incredibly knowledgeable about the history, beer, chocolate, waffles, etc. And he had a TON of puns! Tour lasted 2.5 hours. Easy to meet up at the red umbrellas. It is free and you tip at the end, which we did generously since our tour guide was top tier. Overall I would strongly recommend!

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My family and I went to Brussels and booked the free walking tour with Sandeman's. Our tour guide was named Simon. I have to say that I have traveled to different places in Europe and taken tours and Simon was hands down the best tour guide I have ever had. He was super knowledgeable, cultured, entertaining, interactive, funny, and efficiently took us around the city to see the main sites. He was able to answer everyone's questions and was very approachable. I wish I could take him with me all over Europe! I highly recommend the Sandeman's walking tour of Brussels. Thank you Simon for your tour and wealth of information.

We took the spanish free walking tour with Bea. She was an amazing guide!! She was fun and had lots of knowledge. Highly recommended!

We went on the walking tour with Maggie who was brilliant! Would highly recommend if you only have a short amount of time in Brussels as Maggie really packs in a lot of history, stories and humour! Thanks Maggie, you were tonnes of fun!

I enjoyed Quinten, my tour guide in Brussels. He was knowledgeable and he included humor into his tour. He was also very helpful with suggestions for food and drinks as well. What made Quinten stand out from other Sandeman tour guides that I have had in Europe was his passion for his city and his culture. He was able to use his energy and excitement for the Belgium to make us see how special a place Brussels is.

This was my first experience of a city walking tour - it certainly won't be my last! We found Simon very informative, passionate & honest about the city and its history - and his jokes weren't too terrible either! Highly recommend.

Recently my parents and I did a free walking tour with Simon, he is a great tour guide. The walking tour covered most of the places i want to bring my parents in Brussels city. He gave us lots of insider tips on where to eat after the walk, and we followed and found a superb nice restaurant along the route he suggested. By the way, my parents hardly understand English, so i translated, thus i was a bit noisy during the tour. My parents were rather old and have difficulty to walk like young people. But the group and Simon were patient with us.

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We only had one night in Brussels and chose to do the free walking tour as soon as we arrived. Best decision ever as it gave a beautiful overview of the city, full of insightful and witty facts. Quinton was an excellent guide and we greatly enjoyed the tour. He was also available for questions and suggestions at the end of the tour which was helpful. This was our first free walking tour and we have no regrets and will definitely do other tours in the next cities we visit.

Had a great time with Maximilien during the walking tour. We have learnt so much more about the city than if we d open a book or go to a museum.

I know sanderman’s free tour since 2007. After dozens of tours around Europe with this company I can state that Adellin is 5 stars! Great communicator, sympathy and knowledge!

Highly recommend this walking tour! I just did the walking tour yesterday and it was fantastic! James was an awesome tour guide--very informative but also very funny! Highly recommend trying to get a tour with James! This is my third tour with Sandemans in Europe and he is by far my favorite tour guide! Even a random guy walking by stopped the tour to ask for his tour company name and his name so he could take one of his tours! The tour is free so you have nothing to lose!

This was a great tour to give you an overview of Belgian chocolates. We tasted 5 different chocolates from 5 shops followed by a Belgian waffle. Our tour guide was Peter who was fantastic, very entertaining, knowledgeable and extremely helpful. Get on his tour if you can!

My daughter and 1 decided to join the tour led by JAMES CAMPBELL. From the start he was friendly and so knowledgable about the city and the subject. The tour was fun, and his ‘ice breaker’ meant that we got to chat to other people in our group. The 5 shops got more and more delicious. He was so informative, he knew about the making of chocolate, how it became popular in Brussels and why there are still so many shops there. He explained the history of the shops and chocolates as well and he had a great rapport with the groups and the shop assistants. The chocolates and waffle we ate were Devine, each better than the last, and he also showed us where to get water on our route and where the toilets were. As we walked around the city he also told us about other things we passed such as churches and buildings and gave restaurant recommendations too. He organised the group very well and kept us together and waited for slower walkers. We also had time to go into the shops and buy things with discount too. The tour itself was quite short in distance and that means it would be great for those who find long walks hard or those with children but the information and subject covered means it was worth every penny. I would have loved to do more tours with James as he was great fun and knew his stuff, he is a great credit to the company as he made us all feel at ease, but sadly we didn’t have time.

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2023 PGA Championship leaderboard breakdown: DeChambeau holds clubhouse lead with Scheffler, Johnson pushing

Round 1 will wrap friday morning with all but one golfer looking up at bryson dechambeau.

After a near two-hour frost delay before play could even begin, the 2023 PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club finally got underway Thursday in Rochester, New York. Numerous major champions like world No. 1 Jon Rahm and Brooks Koepka came into the week's festivities riding a wave of form, but it was an unexpected one in Bryson DeChambeau , who rose to the top of the leaderboard. Eric Cole commands the lead on the golf course at 5 under and will need to finish his first round as play was suspended due to darkness, though DeChambeau is alone with the clubhouse lead one shot behind Cole.

Signing for a 4-under 66, DeChambeau clipped the field by a single stroke as he utilized a well-rounded approach. His 66 marks his best opening round in a major championship -- tying that from the 2019 Masters -- and it may have marked a return to relevance in the world of golf for the 2020 U.S. Open champion.

Battling obstacles both on and off the course, the newly transformed DeChambeau (yet again) led the field in strokes gained tee to green and strokes gained off the tee signaling to his counterparts he is here to stay.

While his play since his transition to LIV Golf has left plenty to be desired, DeChambeau left breadcrumbs of this revival. He is coming off a personal-best seventh-place finish at LIV Golf Tulsa. His lone major title came at Winged Foot -- another long, difficult par 70 in the state of New York -- and he is just two majors removed from finishing inside the top 10 at The Open at St. Andrews.

The pieces of the puzzle were there, but for DeChambeau to connect them together is nevertheless impressive. The 29-year-old will take the lead into the second day of the 2023 PGA Championship with play being suspended due to darkness and the first round still needing to be completed Friday morning.

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1. Eric Cole (-5): The former mini tour legend first came onto the scene when he fell in a playoff at the 2023 Honda Classic and caught fire while temperatures were cooling. Cole carded three straight birdies on his second nine to push his name ahead of the rest and will look to put the finishing touches on a stellar round Friday morning.

2. Bryson DeChambeau (-4): Golf is better when DeChambeau is in the mix, whether it is hitting bombs or discussing his diet. His success at Winged Foot was an indicator for the same at Oak Hill, but let's not forget how he got the job done in 2020. The driver made all the noise, but he was exquisite on approach and lethal with the putter in hand. DeChambeau was exactly that on Thursday as he ranked top 10 in both. You combine all of this with his major championship pedigree and mental fortitude, and DeChambeau should continue to be relevant over the next 54 holes.

"The emotions have definitely fluctuated pretty high and pretty low, thinking I have something, and it fails and going back and forth," said DeChambeau. "It's humbling. Golf, and life, always has a good way of kicking you on your you know what when you are on your high horse. It's nice to feel this today."

T3. Scottie Scheffler, Corey Conners, Dustin Johnson (-3): The world No. 2 came into the week as a co-favorite and played as such in Round 1. Carding the only bogey-free round of the morning -- and the first of his 51-round major championship career -- Scheffler tee-to-greened Oak Hill into submission. He's been doing that to every golf course for the past 15 months, but more importantly, he was able to find some feel on the greens. For the most part, whenever Scheffler posts positive strokes gained on the greens, he ultimately finds a way onto the podium by week's end. I wouldn't bet against that happening again.

Meanwhile, Johnson threatened the lead late before his first and only blemish of the round on the 18th hole. The two-time major champion manufactured his round in an uncharacteristic fashion as he led the field in strokes gained putting and ranked top five in strokes gained around the green. His driving was sound, but the reliable ball-striking that he has made a career from wasn't quite there Thursday. Should it return, Johnson will continue to be a presence on this leaderboard as he has been the last decade at major championships. He is coming off a victory at LIV Golf Tulsa and held the lead at one point over the weekend just two majors ago at The Open last summer.

T6. Viktor Hovland, Ryan Fox, Keegan Bradley, Adam Scott (-2): Another major championship and another Hovland sighting. Since joining the final pair in the last round of The Open at St. Andrews, Hovland has continued to remain relevant on golf's biggest stage. He came to the PGA Championship with finishes of T4 and T7 in his last two major appearances and looks keen on continuing such a streak. There's a lot to like about Hovland's statistical profile from the first round as he led the field in strokes gained approach yet ranked outside the top 100 in strokes gained off the tee. The big stick has been his strength throughout his career so expect that club to cooperate moving forward.

T10. Justin Rose , Hayden Buckley, Sepp Straka, Thomas Pieters and six others (-1) T20. Kurt Kitayama, Harold Varner III and five others (E)

T27. Rory McIlroy, Collin Morikawa, Sahith Theegala, Max Homa, Phil Mickelson and 10 others (+1): McIlroy was the big question mark coming into the week, and he remains that way after 18 holes of play. It was a horrendous start for the world No. 3 as he turned in 3 over and looks destined for another early exit from a big-time tournament. Instead, an unlikely par save on No. 2 propelled him to three birdies in his final seven holes to remain within arm's reach of the leader. McIlroy hit only 2 of 14 fairways and ranked outside the top 125 with the putter. On the bright side, he ranked inside the top 10 in strokes gained approach and around the green. The rest of his tournament could go either way.

"Just not at my best," said McIlroy. "I'm just struggling with my swing. Yeah, it's pretty messy out there, so just trying to make pars. I guess it was tough as well. There was a lot of crosswinds off tees, so it made it hard to hit fairways. Yeah, no, I can definitely hit it better than that."

T42. Brooks Koepka, Justin Thomas, Cameron Smith, Rickie Fowler, Tony Finau, Xander Schauffele and 15 others (+2): Koepka had a front-row seat to the Scheffler show and did well to not play himself out of this tournament. The four-time major champion struggled mightily with his irons (ranking 140th in approach) and leaned on a massive effort around the green to just hang around. Koepka has been the best at just hanging around in major championships since 2017, and despite the slow start, his name is still lurking. If he wants to do more than lurk, Koepka will need to harness the ball striking that carried him to contention at the Masters.

"I hit it, that was the worst I've hit it in a long time," said Koepka. "Scrambled really well. Missed a couple putts early but scrambled really well late. Yeah, that was the worst I've hit it in a really long time."

T63. Jordan Spieth, Shane Lowry, Tom Kim and 10 others (+3): The man with a chance to win the career grand slam finds himself a touchdown and a field goal behind. Still, not all is lost. Spieth ranked inside the top 25 in strokes gained tee to green only to be let down by the putter. Oak Hill shouldn't fit his eye on paper as accuracy off the tee is one of his weak points, but Bethpage Black shouldn't have been up his alley in 2019, and he finished third there. He's not quite out of this tournament; however, if things go sideways early in the second round, it will be a steep mountain to climb.

T76. Joaquin Niemann, Cameron Young, Sam Burns, Patrick Cantlay and 19 others (+4) T99. Kevin Kisner, Denny McCarthy and 16 others (+5)

T117. Jon Rahm, Matt Fitzpatrick, Jason Day, Abraham Ancer and 12 others (+6): Rahm started the Masters with a double bogey and went onto win. He started the PGA Championship and went onto sign for a 6-over 76 -- his worst round on the PGA Tour relative to par -- as his approach play and putter betrayed him. He finds himself a full 10 strokes off the lead, but I am not completely sure he is out of this tournament. With the conditions only more getting more difficult, Rahm may thrive over the final 54 holes. The first goal will be to make it into the weekend. From there anything can happen as we saw last year at Southern Hills. 

Eric Cole grabs the solo lead

That is three straight birdies for the former mini tour legend. He is 5 under with five holes to play in his first round in his PGA Championship debut. Cole was memorably in the playoff at the Honda Classic where he fell to Chris Kirk.

Finau fights back

Big Tone turned in 6 over and looked all sorts of lost. He is now 2 over after a long birdie connection on the par-3 15th. That's four birdies in his first six holes of the back nine as he seeks to finish up his first round. The sunset is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. ET in Rochester.

DJ joins the party at 4 under

This has been as laidback of a round as Dustin Johnson's personality. The two-time major champion is now 4 under through 13 holes and has joined Bryson DeChambeau at the top. He's bogey-free thus far — something only Scottie Scheffler has accomplished today — and has eyes on surpassing the Big Golfer.

Just over an hour of sun left

It is unlikely the entire field wraps up Round 1 as the dark will engulf Oak Hill in the next 1 hour and 30 minutes. That might not be great news for someone like Dustin Johnson who is 2 under thru 11 and has eyes on adding to his total. He will want to race to the finish and wrap this bad boy up just like Adam Scott at 3 under and one ahead.

Straka surging

The big Austrian has gotten to 3 under with a birdie on the par-5 4th. Straka has won on the PGA Tour, nearly won in the FedEx Cup Playoffs last year, but this is a mild surprise. Straka hasn't finished inside the top 20 since the Honda Classic in February.

12 players under par in afternoon wave

Despite the difficulties, there are a number of players in red figures. Dustin Johnson is about to turn in 1 under as is Sam Burns. Former Masters champion Adam Scott is 2 under and looks to post a number in the 60s as he has done in nine of his last 12 rounds.

Fowler battling back; Cantlay, DJ holding steady

Dustin Johnson has reached 1 under with a birdie on seven while Patrick Cantlay is even par in the middle of the fairway. Rickie Fowler after a pair of bogeys in his first four holes as clawed back to 1 over. Through six holes, Fowler has four lip outs…he easily could be in red figures.

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The 21st edition of the PGA University Championship—the National Championship for PGA Golf Management University programs—will be played Nov. 14-15 at Dancing Rabbit Golf Club in Philadelphia, Miss. The Championship, supported by Srixon/Cleveland Golf, is a 36-hole, team stroke play competition. Teams from 16 PGA Golf Management University programs consist of five players, with the four lowest scores counting each round.

The 16-team field is competing for the Jones Cup, which is named after the first PGA Golf Management University Program Director at Mississippi State, Dr. S. Roland Jones, who held the position from 1985 until his passing in 1997. The event provides a platform for participants to display professionalism, integrity, character and camaraderie—all characteristics Dr. Jones instilled in PGA Golf Management students.

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2023 PGA Championship final results: Prize money payout, leaderboard and how much each golfer won

The 2023 PGA Championship final leaderboard is headed by winner Brooks Koepka , who earns his fifth-career major championship title with a two-shot win at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, N.Y.

Koepka was locked in a tight battle all day with Viktor Hovland , when Hovland's second shot didn't completely clear the lip of the fairway bunker on the 16th hole, leading to a tournament-losing double-bogey 6. Koepka made a birdie on the same hole to open up a four-shot lead. Ultimately, Koepka went bogey-par to finish and win on 9-under 271.

Hovland made birdie on the 72nd hole to lock up a tie for second place with Scottie Scheffler .

Koepka won the $3,150,000 winner's share of the $17,500,000 purse.

PGA Championship recap notes

Koepka earned 100 Official World Golf Ranking points with the win in the 72-hole stroke-play championship, which helps his place in the world ranking.

Koepka did not earn 600 FedEx Cup points, as he is no longer a PGA Tour member, but he did earn enough Ryder Cup points to practically secure a spot on the US team.

A total of 76 (of 156) players finished the tournament in the 31st event of the 2022-2023 PGA Tour season after a 36-hole cut was made in this event.

The 2022-2023 PGA Tour schedule continues next week with the 2023 Charles Schwab Challenge .

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PGA Championship 2023 leaderboard: Scottie Scheffler, Corey Conners, Viktor Hovland share 36-hole lead

Scottie Scheffler, Corey Conners and Viktor Hovland are 36-hole leaders at the PGA Championship.

Follow here for live updates, scores and analysis from The Athletic 's staff.

How to watch the PGA Championship

Saturday (third round): 8 a.m.-10 a.m. on ESPN+, 10 a.m-1 p.m. on ESPN, 1 p.m.-7 p.m. on CBS

Sunday (final round): 8 a.m.-10 a.m. on ESPN+, 10 a.m-1 p.m. on ESPN, 1 p.m.-7 p.m. on CBS

Leaderboard

T1. Scheffler -5 (68)

T1. Conners -5 (68)

T1. Hovland -5 (67)

T4. DeChambeau -3 (71)

T4. Suh -3 (68)

T6. Koepka -2 (66)

Required reading

• How Bryson DeChambeau’s weight change is helping him at the PGA Championship
• PGA Championship analysis: 10 notes to know on Eric Cole, Scottie Scheffler, more

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Mickelson makes 100th cut at a major

Phil Mickelson made his 27th career cut at the PGA Championship today, tying Jack Nicklaus and Raymond Floyd for most all time.

It was also his 100th career made cut in a major.

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Scheffler, Conners, Hovland 36-hole leaders

Scottie Scheffler, Corey Conners and Viktor Hovland share the 36-hole lead at the PGA Championship. Here’s what you need to know:

• Both Scheffler and Conners shot 2-under 68 in their second rounds. Scheffler had four birdies and two bogeys. Conners recorded three birdies and one bogey.
• Hovland fired a 3-under 67. He tallied four birdies and one bogey Friday.
• Among those chasing the leaders include Bryson DeChambeau (3 under) and Brooks Koepka (2 under). DeChambeau followed up a 4-under 66 on Thursday with a 1-over 71 Friday. Koepka fired a 4-under 66 Friday after shooting a 2-over 72 in the first round.
• Patrick Cantlay had the low round of the Friday morning wave, shooting a 3-under 67. Round 3 of the PGA Championship takes place Saturday.

Michael Block didn’t chase pro golf. Now he’s beating the best at the PGA Championship

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — It was nearing noon on Friday when Val Block, walking down the eighth fairway at Oak Hill Country Club during the second round of the 2023 PGA Championship, pointed to her husband and tried to explain something.

“This,” she said, “was never the goal.”

Val spoke with certainty. She’s been married to Michael Block for 20 years. The two met at a birthday party in Laguna Beach, Calif., when Michael, from Iowa, was caught off by Val, from Argentina. The accent hooked him. They went dancing that night. Two decades and two children later, they’re still at it.

Michael, now 46, was in his mid-20s when he met Val. She remembers him being, even then, at peace with his reality. A reality that so many others have so much difficulty accepting.

That he was never going to be a PGA Tour golfer.

“People told him it wasn’t realistic and he believed it,” Val said. “So he never chased it.”

Jon Rahm makes the cut

Jon Rahm shoots 68 to make the cut, eight shots better than Thursday.

Rahm ranked 119th in the field in Round 1 in strokes gained approach. A more Rahm-like eighth today.

Three-way tie for the lead

Hovland shoots a 3-under 67, moving into a three-way tie for the lead.

Hovland is tied with Scottie Scheffler and Corey Conners at 5-under-par.

Scheffler has 2 bogeys in 36 holes

On a course that is yielding bogey or worse 26.7 percent of the time so far this week, Scottie Scheffler has only two bogeys through two rounds.

Only one player in the field currently has fewer this week — Justin Suh has only 1 bogey through 32 holes.

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Koepka shoots 4-under 66

Brooks Koepka played the last seven holes at Oak Hill today in 4-under to shoot 66.

This is his 16th round of 66 or better in the majors since 2014, tied with Jordan Spieth for most in that span.

Scheffler shoots 68

Scottie Scheffler shoots a 2-under 68.

He sits at 5-under-par, currently tied for the lead at the PGA Championship.

A birdie stretch for Shane Lowry

Shane Lowry has six birdies in his last eight holes.

The 2019 Open champion is at 2 under.

Scheffler's tee shot on 15

Scottie Scheffler hits one of the shots of the day at the par-3 15th.

He made birdie to move into a tie for the lead at the PGA Championship.

Callum Tarren T4 at the PGA

A player who had missed eight cuts and was plus-41 in his previous nine starts is tied for fourth

That player is Callum Tarren.

Birdie-Birdie Scheffler

Scottie Scheffler birdies Nos. 14 and 15.

He moves into a tie for the PGA Championship lead with Corey Conners.

What Viktor Hovland is leading at the PGA?

Viktor Hovland leads the PGA Championship field in strokes gained approach, proximity to the hole and orange-ist britches.

Sixth hole toughening up

The sixth hole has toughened up again the last hour or so, and is now averaging plus-0.84 in the 2nd round.

That's on pace to be the toughest hole in any single round at a major since the 2011 Open at Royal St Georges, fourth hole, third round (plus-0.93).

Conners remains in the lead by 2

Corey Conners remains at 6 under, leading by two over Scottie Scheffler and Viktor Hovland.

Conners made some critical par saves during his round, particularly at Nos. 17, 18 and 4.

Hovland scrambling success

Viktor Hovland successfully gets up and down from the bunker at No 11.

Hovland in majors as a pro:

First nine starts — 20-over, 50 percent scrambling

Last three starts — 24-under, 67 percent scrambling

Comparing Corey Conners and Jason Dufner

Entering 2013 PGA at Oak Hill, Jason Dufner:

• Top-25 this season in SG approach & GIR
• Two PGA Tour wins
• 21st in OWGR
• Top 10 previous start

Corey Conners this week:

• 29th in OWGR

Hovland moves into a share for second

Viktor Hovland is 2 under for his second round.

He started his back nine with a birdie on No. 10.

Hovland and Scottie Scheffler are two shots back of leader Corey Conners.

When was the last time a Canadian led/co-led a major after 36 holes?

Corey Conners leads by two.

The last Canadian player to lead/co-lead a major championship through 36 holes was Mike Weir at the 2003 Masters.

PGA Tour Championship leaderboard 2023: Live golf scores, results from Sunday's Round 4

It all comes down to this.

The FedEx Cup awaits at the end of the 2023 Tour Championship, and Scottie Scheffler is in the driver's seat entering the first tee box at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta. His next win may be his most lucrative, but it may not be his most historic. 

It's been a season for the ages for Scheffler. The 27-year-old notched two wins on the calendar this year, but he finished with 16 top-10 finishes this year in 22 events played. Scheffler also didn't miss a cut, and compiled 18 straight top-12 finishes — that's absolute absurdity.

MORE: Watch the 2023 Tour Championship with Fubo (free trial)

Scheffler has an opportunity to finish the job this weekend, but he'll be chased by Rory McIlroy, who himself is chasing a fourth FedEx Cup championship and a second consecutive. McIlroy thrives at East Lake, and remains the only player to win the FedEx Cup without starting at 10 strokes under.

Expect fireworks in the finale, as players chase a win, some history and a lot of cash.

Tour Championship leaderboard 2023

For the full PGA Tour Championship leaderboard, click here.

What channel is the Tour Championship on today?

• Dates:  Thursday, Aug. 24, through Sunday, Aug. 27
• TV channel:  CBS, Golf Channel
• Live stream:  ESPN+, Paramount+, Fubo

The 2023 Tour Championship airs on CBS and Golf Channel over all four days of the tournament. The Golf Channel will carry the first two rounds of TV while CBS jumps in on Saturday.

Cord-cutters have a few different options to stream the tournament. ESPN+ carries featured groups coverage as well as featured holes through the weekend, while Golf Channel and CBS coverage can be streamed on Paramount+ and Fubo, which offers a free trial.

MORE:  Tour Championship 2023 betting guide

Tour Championship TV schedule

Golf Channel and CBS will split TV time over the tournament, with ESPN+ carrying different coverage over live stream. 

Here's the complete schedule for all four days:

Tour Championship tee times

Round 4: sunday, aug. 27.

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