US PGA 2024: Scheffler hits 66 after arrest, Schauffele leads – as it happened

Scottie Scheffler returned to Valhalla after his arrest and hit a five-under-par 66 to sit three shots off the halfway leader, Xander Schauffele

Sky Sports commentator Wayne Riley has been on the driving range to gauge opinion among the early starters. The energy is zapped," he reports. His Sky colleague Rich Beem is competing this week as a former champion, and Beem told Riley that no-one had seen Scottie Scheffler ... everyone was on their phone ... they'd hit a shot, hit a putt, then look on their phone ... they were caring for Scottie Scheffler, they were worried."

Riley also spoke of the person who was coming to the golf, if he was coming, lost his life ... that is a terrible thing ... you're looking forward to the PGA Championship here at Valhalla and someone is not going to be with us today ... so many players have said to me, I can't believe they're actually playing today' ... I'm getting that vibe ... I'm getting a lot of vibe that people are going woah, somebody's lost their life here today, Scottie has been taken away, do we go into Monday?' "