As the 2025 golf season progresses, the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow is set to make an exciting turn on Moving Day, drawing spectators and players alike. After two rounds, Jhonattan Vegas leads the pack at 8 under par, two shots clear of his closest rival, Scottie Scheffler, who stands at 5 under. Notably, Rory McIlroy, the recent Masters champion and seeking to secure two major victories within a single calendar year, must navigate a challenging path after making the cut at the scoreline. McIlroy’s past victories at Quail Hollow, where he’s claimed four titles, place him in a unique position to potentially mount a comeback, despite facing stiff competition from other players such as Si Woo Kim and Max Homa.
CBS Sports is providing comprehensive coverage of the championship, marking the 35th consecutive year of broadcasting the prestigious tournament. The network’s seasoned golf anchor, Jim Nantz, will lead the coverage from the 18th tower, supported by a team of analysts, including Trevor Immelman. The production promises an advanced viewing experience, utilizing extensive technology including 125 cameras and innovative drone coverage to bring the excitement of the tournament to fans at home.
Due to inclement weather, tee times have been adjusted, with players now teeing off in threes from holes one and ten. Fans eager to catch all the action can follow the live broadcast on television or stream the event on digital platforms, including the CBS Sports app.
With the third round beginning on May 17, anticipation builds as players jockey for position in this critical juncture of the tournament, setting the stage for a thrilling conclusion on the final day. Whether it’s a breakthrough performance or a comeback for the ages, the PGA Championship continues to be a showcase of talent, resilience, and the unforgettable spirit of golf.