The good news for Mitchell is Lowry and Sepp Straka (-10) are the only players to reach double figures under par through the second round. The bad news is the group tied for fourth at 7 under features a who's who of the best players on Tour this season (aside from Scottie Scheffler, who isn't in the field).

Rory McIlroy was fully invested in his friend Shane Lowry's performance during the final round of the Truist Championship on Sunday. The Northern Irishman saw his own title defence fall short, finishing six shots behind winner Sepp Straka after carding a round of 68.

Straka was rock-solid down the stretch in holding off Shane Lowry to win the PGA Tour Signature Event and the chunk of 700 FedEx Cup points that went with it.

Rory McIlroy, last year's Truist Championship winner, reflects after finishing this year's tournament in seventh place at 10 under. McIlroy now heads to his beloved Quail Hollow in Charlotte for the PGA Championship.

McIlroy shot an opening 4-under 66 that featured six birdies and long drives. "I certainly can tidy a few things up," he said, "but overall a decent day.”

Jordan Spieth is looking to win the PGA Championship to complete the career grand slam and has opened up on the added attention on his bid in recent weeks

PGA Championship returns to Quail Hollow in Charlotte for the second major of the golf season. This North Carolina course last hosted in 2017 when Justin Thomas won by two strokes, and as luck would have it for J.

Justin Rose withdrew from the Truist Championship over the weekend after falling ill. The Englishman had a rough time at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, finishing the first two rounds at the bottom of the leaderboard with seven-over.