Jon Rahm drives it far, which is what he did at No. 16 — 364 yards down the middle. A pitch up and a tap-in for birdie and now he's at 7-under, tied with Scottie Scheffler and Johnny Vegas for the lead. Rahm, by the way, is 5-under on his round. No one else is better than 3-under.

It was the first meeting between the two major winners after Bryson DeChambeau said Rory McIlroy wouldn't talk to him at the Masters.