Schauffele, Morikawa lead a tight race at PGA Championship

Yahoo Sports' Jay Busbee reviews the tight leaderboard after Saturday's action at Valhalla.

Video Transcript

They call Saturday's moving day a golf tournament.

And with good reason, there's an opportunity to move way up or way down the leaderboard and put yourself in position to win the tournament or lose it all together.

And on Saturday at the PGA championship, a whole lot of big names put themselves in position to challenge for the title at Valhalla Golf Club right up to the top.

You got Colin Morikawa and Xander Shaley, both of them at minus 15, 1 stroke behind Gala playing some of the best golf of his career and then one stroke behind him at minus 13.

He had three notable names.

He had Shane Lowry who tied a major record with a 62 missed making a 61.

That would have been the lowest round ever in a major by about that much on the 18th.

Also with him representing live golf, Bryson, Desam Beau and Victor Havlin, who's all of a sudden playing some good after a really rough stretch of his career.

Now, some of the guys that moved down Brooks Ka defending champion and Scotty Schefer who finally kind of saw the energy wear out after his chaotic Friday.

They, they will probably not, I can't say definitely, but probably not be hoisting the Wanamaker trophy on Sunday.

Whoever is gonna have to fight for it.

It's gonna be a great afternoon at the PGA championship.