Tiger in the Hunt at the Quicken Loans National

Tiger Woods finished Round 2 of the Quicken Loans National at -8 under par just two stroke off the lead held by Kevin Chappell who is still on the course at -10 under par.

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Two sub-par rounds of golf does not make a tournament, let alone a season, however, -8 under par represents Tiger Woods best performance of the 2015 PGA season. Does this bode well for Tiger as he looks to the up-coming PGA Championship at Whistling Straits? Well, let's wait until Sunday night to see where he finishes. And just what will the balance of the 2015 season hold for Tiger ... a strong year-end finish positioning him - perhaps - for a strong 2016 or continued struggles to re-gain his pre-injury form from 2012. Send your comments to the Pro Golf Tour.

Suzann Pettersen Leads Women's British Open After Round 2

Norway's Suzzan Pettersen finished Round 2 of the RICOH LPGA British Open with a 2 stroke lead at -7 under par. Taiwan's Teresa Lu, South Korea's So Yeon Ryu and New Zealand's Lydia Ko are tied for second place each at -2 under par.

Leaderboard:  http://www.lpga.com/leaderboard Weather is always a major factor in the British Isles. Which lady will prevail after rounds 3 and 4 to take home the winner's trophey? And will Inbee Park or Stacey Lewis make a second charge to be in contention come Sunday afternoon? Let us know your pick here at the Pro Golf Tour.

Jason Day Wins RBC Canadian Open - Moves to Number Four World Ranking

With his win at the RBC Canadian Open Australia's Jason Day, now a resident of Columbus Ohio USA, moved from #9 to #4 in the World Golf Rankings placing himself squarely in contention for both the PGA Championship and FedEx Cup tournament in August.

Along with Bubba Watson and Dustin Johnson, Jason Day has proved his mettle as one of the long drivers on the PGA Tour and worldwide. His average distance off the tee is now in the 330 yard range preparing him nicely for Whistling Straits. How will Jason Day finish the official 2015 season? Send your comments to the Pro Golf Tour.

RBC Canadian Open - Second Round Leaderboard

America's Chad Campbell leads the RBC Canadian Open by 2 strokes at -14 under par after the second round over another American Brian Harman who is sitting at -12 under par.

After finishing tied with Jordan Spieth at last week's Open Championship Australia's Jason Day is 4 strokes off the lead and gunning for a win having been so close to victory at the last two major championships. Who will win this week's Canadian Open? Let us know your picks here at the Pro Golf Tour.

World Golf Rankings Update

Zach Johnson's win at the Open Championship vaulted him from #25 in the world rankings to #12 in the coveted rankings from #17 to #13.

At the same time the point gap between world #1 Rory McIlroy (12.6022 average points) and #2 Jordan Spieth (11.6633) narrowed considerably. With Rory out due to injury will Jordan overtake him atop the world rankings with the PGA Championship looming on the horizon? Send us your thoughts here at the Pro Golf Tour.

Zach Johnson Wins the Open Championshion to Claim His Second Major Title

Zach Johnson claimed his second major championship win today after a three man playoff with South Africa's Louis Osthuizen and Australia's Marc Leishman.  Johnson's win by one stroke came after a four hole playoff under relatively benign weather at St. Andrews' Old Course.

This win will not only boost Johnson in the world golf rankings but also bodes very well for both his FedEx Cup chances and the US Team's strength in the President's Cup in South Korea. America's Johnson and Speith has now won three of the first four majors championships for 2015. Will the US make it "four for four" with a win at the upcoming PGA Championship in early August? Send us your predictions here at the Pro Golf Tour.

Jordan Speith Comes Up One Stroke Short of the Open Championship Playoff

Jordan Speith shot a final round -3 under par to finish tied with Australia's Jason Day at the Open Championship at -14 one stroke behind Zach Johnson, Louis Oosthuizen and Marc Leishman at -15 under par who moved into a three man playoff. While Speith's dream of a 2015 Grand Slam may have come to an end yet his place at #2 in the world golf rankings is secure and the PGA Championship is just 3 weeks away. Speith also continues to hold a commanding lead in the FedEx Cup rankings as the post-season playoffs draws near.

As for the Grand Slam, there are surely many great years ahead for the young Texan who turns just 22 years old next week. And even if an "annual" Grand Slam is not in his future, a "career" Grand Slam seems easily within reach. Let us know your comments on young Jordan here at the Pro Golf Tour.

Dustin Johnson Lead the Open Championship After the 2nd Round By One Stroke

Open Championship - 3rd Round: Dustin Johnson (-10 under par) leads England's Danny Willett by one stroke after two rounds. Jay Day, Adam Scott and Louis Oosthuizen are all at -7. Jordan Spieth trails the pack at -5 under par. The likelihood of a Spieth Grand Slam in 2015 are seriously in doubt. It would take an heroic effort by Spieth on Sunday to pull out a win. Let us know your winner's pick after 2 rounds here at the Pro Golf Tour.

Rory McIlroy out of the Open Champioship due to injury

With the world's #1 ranked player Rory McIlroy out due to an ankle injury who is favored to win the 144th Open Championship at St. Andrews' Old Course? The obvious favorite is surely America's Jordan Spieth. Not only is Spieth fresh off last week's win at the John Deere Classic in the US, moreover, Spieth win on a very challenging links course at Chambers Bay to take the US Open looms large in the minds of player and fans alike. Send your pick(s) to the Product Golf Tour. Cheers,  Lawrence Wilson

Dustin Johnson leads the Open Champioship by one stroke

Open Championship - Round 1: America's Dustin John leads the field by one stroke over at -7 under par over Robert Streb. Jordan Spieth finished at -5 under page just two strokes off the lead. Who has the advantage leading into the second round on Friday with some heavy weather inn the forecast? Send you ideas to the Pro Golf Tour. Cheers, Lawrence Wilson