PGA Championship Day 3 Live Updates, Leaderboard And Tee Times: Justin Rose Charging On Moving Day

BRIAN HARMAN MAKING MOVES

The 2023 Open champion eagled the 9th and has just birdied 12 and 13 to move to -4 for the day and -1 for the tournament.

ROSE FALLS BACK

The Englishman bogeys the par 3 14th after finding the greenside bunker. He drops back to two-under and is now 'only' five-under for the day.

MORNING STARTERS HAVE THE ADVANTAGE

Great take from Shane Bacon, who points to the 2018 US Open at Shinnecock Hills. That was when Tony Finau and Daniel Berger went out early and found themselves in the final group on Sunday.

With winds set to gust up to 28mph later, these morning starters going low, like Rose and Kirk, could be making big moves.

MCILROY'S INCREDIBLE DRIVE ON 6...

This was him driving the par 4 6th green just now:

ROSE BIRDIE!

Justin Rose gets up-and-down from the greenside bunker on the short par 4 13th and he moves to six-under-par for the day.

The Englishman, who has a win and a runner-up at Aronimink, is now just one off the lead.

BIRDIE FOR MCILROY

The back-to-back Masters champion makes back-to-back birdies after driving the par 4 6th.

He made that look very easy, as he moves to one-under-par.

CHRIS KIRK THE LOWEST MAN ON THE COURSE

The American drives it through the green on 13 and gets up-and-down for a birdie. It takes him to six-under for the day and up to -3, just one off the lead.

MCILROY ON 6

His drive went 369 yards, uphill, with 190mph ball speed to find the green while Jordan Spieth and Dustin Johnson were still putting out.

It's a very long eagle putt but he rolls it up to within 5ft. Big birdie putt upcoming.

REITAN EAGLE

The Truist Championship winner hits the pin on the drivable par 4 13th and then calmly rolls in a 10-footer for eagle.

He's just gone birdie-birdie-eagle and is up to one-under-par for the tournament.

BRILLIANT ROUND FROM NICOLAI HOJGAARD

The in-form Dane cards the second-lowest round of the week and jumps up to level-par for the 2026 PGA Championship.

RORY MCILROY - WOW

Rory McIlroy has just unleashed a monster of a drive up the 397 yard 6th hole...and he has found the green. Incredible.

The group ahead are still putting out as McIlroy's ball trickles onto the front edge.

MCILROY BIRDIE

Rory McIlroy bounces back from the dropped shot on 4 to birdie the 5th courtesy of a lovely downhill 15-footer. He is back to level-par and within four of the lead.

We know he's a generational talent but I still feel his short game and putting is underrated.

MICHAEL KIM EAGLES 13

The popular American has just driven the green on 13 and poured in the eagle putt to get back to five-under for the day.

WEATHER FORECAST

Temperatures will be pushing 80F this afternoon but just look at those wind gusts...

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JUSTIN ROSE 5-UNDER FOR THE DAY

Insert McLaren F1 meme...

BAD MISS FOR MCILROY

The World No.2 lips out a short par save on the 4th to fall back to level for the day and +1 for the tournament.

NICOLAI HOJGAARD EAGLE

The Dane eagles the 16th to move to four-under for the day and back to level for the tournament.

He parred 17 and is on the green in regulation, albeit 60ft away, on the 18th.

SCORING IS DEFINITELY LOWER TODAY

Great stat from Justin Ray:

BIG PAR SAVE AT 11 FOR ROSE

The Englishman holes from around 8ft at the tricky par 3 to remain five-under-par for the round.

He has jumped to two-under for the tournament and, incredibly, is now just two off the lead.

PGA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD PRIZE MONEY

A record prize money total was unveiled earlier, with the total fund going from $19m to $20.5m.

The champion is set to earn $3.69m, up from the $3.42m Scottie Scheffler won last year.

WHAT HAVE YOU MISSED SO FAR?

It has been a thrilling morning at Aronimink, with multiple players making big moves.

The best round on the course so far is five-under-par, with Justin Rose and Chris Kirk both going low through 10 and 11 holes respectively.

Nicolai Hojgaard is four-under coming down the 18th, while Padraig Harrington and Taylor Pendrith are both three-under for their rounds.

Rory McIlroy birdied the 1st and is currently playing the 4th hole.

HELLO AND WELCOME

Welcome to our round three coverage of the 2026 PGA Championship. It's set to be a thrilling day at Aronimink.