PGA Championship 2018: Tony Finau might have just had the craziest front nine in major championship history

(Photo by Vaughn Ridley/Getty Images) The conditions are ripe for scoring on Friday at the PGA Championship. Two rounds of 63 were recorded by the morning wave—from Brooks Koepka and Charl Schwartzel—but their scorecards have nothing on the front nine Tony Finau put together at Bellerive Country Club.
Sure, there have been tons of birdies poured in on Day 2. How about six of them in a row to start your round? That's an incredible way to get your day going. The big-hitting Utah native shot a pedestrian four-over 74 in his opening round, but he is putting on quite the display with this run of birdies on Friday.
Take a look at this amazing scorecard:
FacebookPinterestNo pars, seven birdies, one bogey and a triple bogey. Without a doubt, one of the craziest scorecards we can remember seeing. Unfortunately, TNT didn't show one shot of Finau's front nine. The announcers didn't even mention Finau's name until he was playing his third shot on the 10th hole.
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PGA Championship 2018: Jordan Spieth finds ball in hazard, angrily hurls it back in disgust

Jordan Spieth has never been afraid to show his emotions on the golf course, in good times and bad. Thursday at the PGA Championship was more proof of that, as the three-time major winner battled driver issues throughout the day but still managed to card a one-over 71 after making double bogey on his opening hole. Not satisfied, Spieth went to iron some things out on the range afterwards, having a Bryson DeChambeau-esque practice session that SB Nation's Brendan Porath captured once again:
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Spieth's frustrations have carried over into Friday's second round at Bellerive, one that actually started off on the right footing as he made birdie at his second hole, the short par-4 11th, and then another at the par-3 16th to get into red figures for the week. At the 17th though, the driver failed him once again, with Spieth finding a lateral hazard down the right side. In an effort to find his ball, Spieth reached down i..

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