For the third time in four years, BYU will play its 'third round' first at the NCAA Men's Golf Championships in Carlsbad, California.

Just Thursday, this PGA Championship appeared a major in name only, peculiar names weighing down its prestige, and leaderboard remaining stubbornly odd through Friday—Scottie Scheffler the lone Goliath swimming in a sea of Davids.

Scottie Scheffler, the No. 1 player in the world, called mud balls one of the most frustrating issues a professional golfer can experience.

Collin Morikawa never got going at the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, and he didn't hold back about his play after the tournament.

Those three names are all current holders of major championships. Scottie’s win at Quail Hollow may be his latest major, but ever since he won his second Masters early last year we have seen a run of serious names winning the game’s most coveted prizes.

Evan Michelson is in a position to contend for a conference title after Day 1 of the Central Lakes Conference championship on Wednesday. The Willmar freshman carded a one-under-par 71 at Territory Golf Club.

A perfect day for golf at round 2 of the state championship! Proud of @LNEagleGolf for finishing 7th in the state! And congrats to Caden Mickelson for his runner-up finish! Caden finishes his career with a 5th place, two 2nds and a state title! Go Eagles! pic.twitter.com/icQOZNwBqA